Assignment #2 by Ramakant Patel
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Shop doors being open makes shoppers feel more comfortable than closed doors and encourages more purchasing. Playing good background music and having sales also makes buyers feel at ease, spend more time in the store, and buy more items. Shop designs with bright colors and a well-arranged environment create a comfortable setting for customers and are more likely to attract visitors and sales.
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Assignment #2 by Ramakant Patel
- 2. The things Observed in SHOP’S
- 3. Shop’s with Door closed- Oh!!! Not makes me feel Comfortable I can say Shop’s with doors open They are encourages the shopper to purchase there.
- 4. Shop’s Having Good music playing inside makes the buyer comfortable and so theylove to spend more time inside Purchasing more things.
- 5. Shops having Sale’s they get better attention.
- 6. Shop’s with great color makes the environment comfortable.
- 7. Or I can say the shop’s with Great designing and better environment are Buyers first Choice.
- 8. Thanks for watching please comment your assignment below so that I can also check it and Vote it.