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Creative City
Store Ob(serv)ations
What I saw..
   Products

   People

   Potential
What I noticed..
   Products – can talk face-to-face!

   People – will buy if they feel good!

   Potential – to make people feel better
    is unlimited!
Outside -in is a revelation..
   Storefronts can smile and bring people
    in

   Window displays can attract traffic

   Signage talks!
Inside – Out even more so..
   Smiling staff can impact sales

   Easy check outs make all the
    difference

   Wide aisles make for a fun walk
    around

   Lighting can make it shine!
Customers count..
   Bringing them in requires a smiling
    storefront

   Keeping them in requires smiling staff

   Making them spend requires ease of
    shopping

   Bringing them back requires a personal
    touch!
One last Discovery..
   Deadlines can impact presentation
    quality!

   Share-slide is a nice way to share
    presentations!

   Apologies for the rapid compilation!

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Creative city

  • 2. What I saw..  Products  People  Potential
  • 3. What I noticed..  Products – can talk face-to-face!  People – will buy if they feel good!  Potential – to make people feel better is unlimited!
  • 4. Outside -in is a revelation..  Storefronts can smile and bring people in  Window displays can attract traffic  Signage talks!
  • 5. Inside – Out even more so..  Smiling staff can impact sales  Easy check outs make all the difference  Wide aisles make for a fun walk around  Lighting can make it shine!
  • 6. Customers count..  Bringing them in requires a smiling storefront  Keeping them in requires smiling staff  Making them spend requires ease of shopping  Bringing them back requires a personal touch!
  • 7. One last Discovery..  Deadlines can impact presentation quality!  Share-slide is a nice way to share presentations!  Apologies for the rapid compilation!