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N M Schwab – Oct 29, 2012
   ACE HARDWARE      Excellent

   APPLE             Outstanding

   AT&T              Mediocre
                                     Note:
   COSTCO            Excellent     The rating is
                                     a summary of
                                     my overall
   FOOT LOCKER       Mediocre      experience
                                     and assumed
                                     success of
   HOLLISTER         Excellent     the stores
                                     strategy
• Warm welcoming exterior
• Immediate service and welcome
• Cluttered Cash Register
• Efficient store layout
• Well marked pricing
• Very clean with low cost ceiling
and concrete flooring.
   The store has automated doors and no money is
    wasted on cosmetics – creates an economical feel
   In-store radios are used to announce arrival of
    customers – enables immediate customer care
   The products are grouped into specific functions
    with alternatives handy for you to evaluate
   The personnel are uniformed and yet it feels like
    you are sharing your problem with a friend
   A trolley of “old stock” is a “discount” attraction
   All seasonal products are displayed near the
    entrance and the impulse items are a “hit” due to
    the stark contrast with hardware items.
•   Inviting atmosphere
    •   Spacious layout
    •   Great product demos
    •   Hands-on displays


Also see: http://youtu.be/gjB8gp6PwKo
Super lounge
Well grouped    unutilized
         and
  presented
    products
   High ratio of salespeople to customers however
    customer needs create service bottleneck –
    particularly when an entire family required phones
   A salesman was completing a survey on the number
    of customers instead of serving long-waiting
    customers
    The comfortable lounge could not be used as
    customers feared they would lose their place in
    line – an opportunity presents itself here
   Service was outstanding and customers were even
    escorted to the door
   Great product displays sell the products
   Excitement oozes out the entrance and customers
    flow inside to sample the thrill
   High ratio of salespeople to customers that are
    applied perfectly to the customers needs
   Great use of their own products to effect point of
    sale transactions – no tills!
   Children's play area innovative and well utilized
   Products are well displayed and the comfort of
    chairs and tables are welcoming and make the
    customer want to stay longer
   Wall displays enable shy customers to browse
   “Genius bar” repairs - innovative appointments
    system – no waiting!
• Exclusive access only
• Warehouse atmosphere
• Lack of signage creates
“treasure hunt” experience
• “Buy in Bulk” implies bargains
• Cost/unit displayed honestly
Palletized                        Shopping
efficiency                         through
                                 cardboard
                                    tokens




             Tills and impulse                 Food
                 purchases                   samples
   Innovative displays that make you feel like the
    more you spend, the more you are saving
   Free food is a big hit that appears to add no
    direct value but it will get customers to return
   Innovative sale of fresh food via mini cardboard
    btokens – a reversal of internet purchasing
   Customers seem to buy more than they really
    require and items they never intended buying
   Limited salespeople due to mechanized stocking
    via pallets and cleaning of wide corridors
   Clothing sold from stacked table – no hangers
   Costso sells all types of products - implies depth
Innovative shoe
                    displays without
                    prices




   Limited sports
clothing based on
brand name sales
   Trademark referee uniforms create authoritarian
    unwelcome atmosphere
   Modern shoe displays spin off an expensive/
    exclusive taste that implies brand above
    practicality
   Very loud “gangster” music is very intimidating
    and feels like a “tattoo” parlor
   Customers were mainly young children drawing
    their parents inside
   The shop has many padded seats for trying on
    shoes – inviting
   A salesman prevented me from photographing
No signage outside the store – relies on customers coming to explore
the dark jungle for clothes. Appeals to young Bettys and Dudes.
Exclusive clothing highlighted
     in dark interior with spot
     lights and clear pricing.


Novel till design with intriguing
surfboard backdrop
   Entrance lacks any sign of the brand name and
    therefore draws in customers that wish to explore
   The wooden deck, décor and strategic simplicity
    creates a dockside atmosphere
   Loud music suits the dark exciting atmosphere
    perfectly
   Young salespeople dressed in clothing being sold is
    a great sales initiative
   Clothing appears to be exclusive, high quality
    clothing
   The mysterious but exciting feel to the store makes
    you want to return for more

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Shop evaluations

  • 1. N M Schwab – Oct 29, 2012
  • 2. ACE HARDWARE  Excellent  APPLE  Outstanding  AT&T  Mediocre Note:  COSTCO  Excellent The rating is a summary of my overall  FOOT LOCKER  Mediocre experience and assumed success of  HOLLISTER  Excellent the stores strategy
  • 3. • Warm welcoming exterior • Immediate service and welcome
  • 4. • Cluttered Cash Register • Efficient store layout • Well marked pricing • Very clean with low cost ceiling and concrete flooring.
  • 5. The store has automated doors and no money is wasted on cosmetics – creates an economical feel  In-store radios are used to announce arrival of customers – enables immediate customer care  The products are grouped into specific functions with alternatives handy for you to evaluate  The personnel are uniformed and yet it feels like you are sharing your problem with a friend  A trolley of “old stock” is a “discount” attraction  All seasonal products are displayed near the entrance and the impulse items are a “hit” due to the stark contrast with hardware items.
  • 6. Inviting atmosphere • Spacious layout • Great product demos • Hands-on displays Also see: http://youtu.be/gjB8gp6PwKo
  • 7. Super lounge Well grouped unutilized and presented products
  • 8. High ratio of salespeople to customers however customer needs create service bottleneck – particularly when an entire family required phones  A salesman was completing a survey on the number of customers instead of serving long-waiting customers  The comfortable lounge could not be used as customers feared they would lose their place in line – an opportunity presents itself here  Service was outstanding and customers were even escorted to the door  Great product displays sell the products
  • 9.
  • 10.
  • 11. Excitement oozes out the entrance and customers flow inside to sample the thrill  High ratio of salespeople to customers that are applied perfectly to the customers needs  Great use of their own products to effect point of sale transactions – no tills!  Children's play area innovative and well utilized  Products are well displayed and the comfort of chairs and tables are welcoming and make the customer want to stay longer  Wall displays enable shy customers to browse  “Genius bar” repairs - innovative appointments system – no waiting!
  • 12. • Exclusive access only • Warehouse atmosphere • Lack of signage creates “treasure hunt” experience • “Buy in Bulk” implies bargains • Cost/unit displayed honestly
  • 13. Palletized Shopping efficiency through cardboard tokens Tills and impulse Food purchases samples
  • 14. Innovative displays that make you feel like the more you spend, the more you are saving  Free food is a big hit that appears to add no direct value but it will get customers to return  Innovative sale of fresh food via mini cardboard btokens – a reversal of internet purchasing  Customers seem to buy more than they really require and items they never intended buying  Limited salespeople due to mechanized stocking via pallets and cleaning of wide corridors  Clothing sold from stacked table – no hangers  Costso sells all types of products - implies depth
  • 15.
  • 16. Innovative shoe displays without prices Limited sports clothing based on brand name sales
  • 17. Trademark referee uniforms create authoritarian unwelcome atmosphere  Modern shoe displays spin off an expensive/ exclusive taste that implies brand above practicality  Very loud “gangster” music is very intimidating and feels like a “tattoo” parlor  Customers were mainly young children drawing their parents inside  The shop has many padded seats for trying on shoes – inviting  A salesman prevented me from photographing
  • 18. No signage outside the store – relies on customers coming to explore the dark jungle for clothes. Appeals to young Bettys and Dudes.
  • 19. Exclusive clothing highlighted in dark interior with spot lights and clear pricing. Novel till design with intriguing surfboard backdrop
  • 20. Entrance lacks any sign of the brand name and therefore draws in customers that wish to explore  The wooden deck, décor and strategic simplicity creates a dockside atmosphere  Loud music suits the dark exciting atmosphere perfectly  Young salespeople dressed in clothing being sold is a great sales initiative  Clothing appears to be exclusive, high quality clothing  The mysterious but exciting feel to the store makes you want to return for more