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Planning the layout of your store is both an art and a science \u2014 it requires creativity, psychological insights, and testing. Look at Store Layout Design.<\/p>\n

In this article, we\u2019ll explore common tactics that you can implement when planning the arrangement of your store. Go through them below and see if you can apply any of these pointers to your store\u2019s layout and merchandising.<\/p>\n

1. Use the right floor plan<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Your floor plan plays a critical role in managing store flow and traffic. The choice of which one is right for you will depend on a number of factors including the size of your store, the products that you sell, and more importantly, your target market.<\/p>\n

What are your customers like? Are they shopping in a hurry or can they take their time? Do they prefer self-service features or will your associates guide them throughout the store? Do want to find exactly what they need efficiently, or are they open to discovering items along the way?<\/b><\/p>\n

These are just some of the questions you have to ask when deciding on your floor plan.<\/b><\/p>\n

While there are plenty of store arrangements that you can adopt, here are the most common ones in retail:<\/p>\n

Straight floor plan<\/strong><\/h3>\n

This floor plan involves positioning shelves or racks in straight lines to create an organized flow of traffic. It\u2019s one of the most economical store layouts and is mostly used in large retail spaces, supermarkets, and in stores that primarily use shelving to showcase their merchandise.<\/p>\n

Racetrack or loop plan<\/strong><\/h3>\n

This layout encourages customers to \u201cloop\u201d your store. You position your fixtures and merchandise in such a way that you create a path to guide that guides shoppers around your shop.<\/p>\n

Angular floor plan<\/strong><\/h3>\n

This store layout consists of curves and angles to give off a sophisticated vibe. According to the\u00a0Houston Chronicle<\/a>, the angular floor plan is usually adopted by high-end retailers and it \u201creduces the amount of display area you have but focuses instead on fewer, more popular lines.\u201d<\/p>\n

Geometric floor plan<\/strong><\/h3>\n

The geometric floor plan utilizes racks and fixtures to create a unique store feel and design. Go with this layout if you\u2019re showcasing trendy products.<\/p>\n

Free flow plan<\/strong><\/h3>\n

A free-flow layout affords you the most creativity. You\u2019re not limited to floor patterns or shelves that have to be placed at certain angles. And unlike the other layouts, you\u2019re not prodding people to use a path around your store; instead, shoppers are encouraged to browse and go in any direction.<\/p>\n

2. Be aware of where you \u201clead\u201d shoppers<\/strong><\/h2>\n

There\u2019s quite a bit of debate about whether or not retailers should lead customers in a clockwise or counter-clockwise fashion inside their stores.<\/p>\n

On one hand, some claim that since most people are right-handed, they instinctively turn to the right and explore the store in a counter-clockwise direction.<\/p>\n

However, other studies indicate that shopper direction has more to do with their vehicle traffic patterns. Consumers in the UK and Australia for instance, drive on the left side of the road so they have a tendency to explore stores in a clockwise manner while consumers from right-hand driving countries like the US usually turn right when they enter a shop.<\/b><\/p>\n

So which shopping direction theory should you believe? It looks like there is stronger evidence supporting the theory about driving behavior. As Herb Sorensen, author of\u00a0Inside the Mind of the Shopper\u00a0noted:<\/p>\n

The pattern of movement in the supermarket is counterclockwise in the United States, but PathTracker studies in the UK, Australia, and Japan show a much greater tendency for shoppers to move in a clockwise pattern there\u2026 traffic patterns in the store may also be affected by vehicle traffic patterns outside. In these small studies, we noted that in countries with right-hand driving, where traffic circles move in a clockwise pattern, shoppers in stores may be more comfortable moving in the same direction.<\/p>\n

Our recommendation? Test out the theory for yourself. If you find that your customers do indeed follow the country\u2019s vehicle patterns, then you\u2019ll know where to place new arrivals and other inviting elements.<\/p>\n

3. Ensure that your product quantities are appropriate<\/strong><\/h2>\n

The question of how much merchandise to have on display is an important one \u2014 and the answer is not clear-cut.<\/p>\n

On the one hand, having more products on the sales floor\u00a0has proven to increase sales. When Dollar General increased its shelf height to 78 inches, sales per square foot increased from $165 to $201.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, when Walmart reduced its inventory, sales steadily declined, so the company remodeled its stores to add stock back.<\/p>\n

What\u2019s interesting, though, is while Walmart\u2019s sales declined during that time period, customer satisfaction\u00a0increased<\/i>. In other words, customers were happier, but they weren\u2019t buying as much. William S. Simon, then Walmart\u2019s chief executive for the US division said that customers \u201cloved the experience\u201d of having less stock on the sales floor, but at the same time they also bought less.<\/p>\n

Having too many products on sale can lead to a decline in brand perception, especially if you\u2019re trying to position yourself as a boutique or high-end retailer.<\/p>\n

As Paco Underhill, author of\u00a0<\/b>Why We Buy<\/i><\/b>\u00a0told the New York Times, \u201cthe more a store is packed, the more people think of it as value \u2014 just as when you walk into a store and there are fewer things on the floor, you tend to think they\u2019re expensive.\u201d<\/b><\/p>\n

The bottom line? The amount of stock to display in your store will depend on the size of your shop, the image you want to project, and the type of experience you want to create.<\/b><\/p>\n

If you\u2019re a discount retailer who wants to make the most out of your store space, then packing your shop with merchandise could be a good strategy for you. But if you\u2019re a high-end boutique, then it\u2019s best to keep your selection curated and just put a few select items up for display.<\/b><\/p>\n

4. Have enough space between products and fixtures<\/strong><\/h2>\n

It\u2019s ok to have shelves that are packed with merchandise (if that\u2019s what you\u2019re going for) as long as you still give your customers their personal space.<\/p>\n

You want to avoid the\u00a0butt-brush effect,\u00a0<\/i>which according to Underhill, is a phenomenon where shoppers would abandon a display or product they were looking at when they were bumped once or twice from behind.<\/p>\n

Underhill wrote:<\/p>\n

While reviewing the tape to study how shoppers negotiated the doorway during busy times, we began to notice something weird about the tie rack.<\/i>\u00a0Shoppers would approach it, stop and shop until they were bumped once or twice by people heading into or out of the store. After a few such jostles, most of the shoppers would move out of the way, abandoning their search for neckwear. We watched this over and over until it seemed clear that shoppers \u2014 women especially, though it was also true of men to a lesser extent \u2014 don\u2019t like being brushed or touched from behind.<\/i><\/b> They\u2019ll even move away from the merchandise they\u2019re interested in to avoid it.<\/i><\/p>\n

5. Use your layout to drive impulse sales<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Your store layout can be a powerful tool to increase sales. With the right merchandising, you could put key items in the radars of your customers and drive impulse purchases.<\/p>\n

Supermarkets are really good at doing this. Most grocery stores utilize their checkout to showcase popular impulse to buy products, such as gift cards, candies, and other items.<\/p>\n

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Another way to promote impulse purchases is to cross-merchandise your shelves with products that complement each other. Many apparel retailers implement this by displaying clothing items together with matching accessories.<\/p>\n

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6. Freshen up your displays regularly<\/strong><\/h2>\n

The rules around how often to change up your displays will vary depending on who you\u2019re talking to and the type of store you run.<\/p>\n

That said, most experts recommend changing some part of your store around once a week. You could, for example, change the outfits of your mannequins or feature a different upsell every week.<\/b><\/p>\n

And for obvious reason, you want to switch up your merchandising whenever new products come in.<\/b><\/p>\n

Also, take into account the amount (and nature) of traffic that you\u2019re getting in your store or shopping center. Do you get a lot of the same shoppers walking by? Are you on a busy street corner that\u2019s on the way to people\u2019s work locations? If so, then you\u2019ll need to change up your displays more frequently in order to grab people\u2019s attention on a consistent basis.<\/p>\n

The last thing you want is for customers to get too accustomed to your store that it doesn\u2019t even register when they pass by.<\/p>\n

7. Find ways to appeal to multiple senses<\/strong><\/h2>\n

While the majority of a location\u2019s design is made up of visual components, other factors\u2014including scent, touch, sound, and taste\u2014can also make an impact on a store\u2019s look and feel. If you wish to create a truly immersive in-store experience, design your store to appeal to as many shopper senses as possible.<\/p>\n

Here are a few ideas on what you can do:<\/p>\n

Sound<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Pick your playlist wisely. Determine the atmosphere that you want to create and pick songs that enhance (and not overpower) the ambiance. Volume and beat can influence behavior, depending on who you\u2019re selling to. For instance, while loud music may work well for retailers that target younger shoppers, the same thing can\u2019t be said for merchants catering to adults.<\/p>\n

Scent<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Bakeries and cafes may have a slight edge here, as they can use the smell of their products to draw customers in. But you can still cater to people\u2019s sense of smell even if you aren\u2019t in the food industry.<\/p>\n

Reuters<\/b>\u00a0cites a few great examples of scent marketing in action. Some upscale merchants for instance, \u201cscent their baby goods department with the soothing smell of baby powder\u201d while \u201cCruise lines and hotels use signature aromas in their rooms and on the brochures mailed to guests after they go home, in hopes the scent will bring back memories of a pleasant vacation and spur repeat bookings.\u201d<\/b><\/p>\n

Other retailers craft a scent made out of their best products. Brandi Halls, Lush\u2019s director of brand communications for North America,\u00a0<\/b>told Racked<\/b> that the strong scent in their stores is a mixture of their top products.<\/b><\/p>\n

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\u201cWhen I walk in, I can definitely smell the Avobath bath bomb, the Karma soap, and the Vanillary perfume. These are some of our cult products,\u201d she added.<\/p>\n

The right scents to incorporate in your store will of course depend on your audience and business, so do your research and figure out which ones will encourage shoppers to linger and buy.<\/p>\n

Touch<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Having a \u201chands-on\u201d vibe can enhance the shopper experience. One way of doing this is to take out sample products from their boxes to encourage customers to test or play with them.<\/p>\n

Apple pioneered this approach in the electronics retail space when they launched stores that had their products out in the open instead of being inside big brown boxes (which was the norm at the time).<\/p>\n

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Consumers loved it, and soon other retailers in the computer and electronics space followed suit.<\/p>\n

Taste<\/strong><\/h3>\n

If you sell food in your store, see if you can have taste testing stations. Again, this encourages a more hands-on shopping experience and makes it less intimidating for people.<\/p>\n

Check out what Brandless did when in their LA pop-up store. To give people a taste of their coffee and tea, they set up a station where people can sample the products.<\/p>\n

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By the way, even if you\u2019re not selling edible products, you can still appeal to shoppers\u2019 sense of taste by offering nibbles and drinks that they can enjoy while shopping.<\/p>\n

Cosmetics store Birchbox, for example, occasionally serves champagne in-store. Here\u2019s a shot from their SoHo location in January:<\/p>\n

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8. Don\u2019t forget to cross-merchandise<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Grouping your merchandise into neat categories or departments is a great strategy, but see if you can find room to cross-merchandise different items. Identify products in your store that would go well together and put them on a single display.<\/p>\n

View your merchandise from a customer\u2019s perspective. For example, if you were a shopper looking at a particular dress, is there anything in the store that would go well with it?<\/p>\n

Have a look at this display from Gymboree, which cross-merchandises a range of shirts and sweaters with a matching purse.<\/p>\n

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Here\u2019s another cool example from Target. The top shelf showcases different brands of sunblock for kids, while the shelf directly below it has swim diapers on display. Target knows that customers shopping for swim diapers will likely need sunblock (and vice versa) so they cleverly put the products together.<\/p>\n

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9. Make sure your employees are on point<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Don\u2019t forget that your staff also plays a role in your store\u2019s design and layout. How they are positioned in your shop can make or break your store\u2019s appeal. Having your employees move around on the sales floor instead of staying behind the counter is a good way to make the place more inviting.<\/p>\n

As Retail Doctor Bob Phibbs said on his blog<\/a>, \u201cGet your employees out from behind the counter and keep them active, especially if you have windows.\u201d<\/p>\n

Consumers looking into your shop will be more enticed to walk in if they see people moving about. That\u2019s why Bob recommends that merchants instruct employees to \u201cact as if they were customers\u201d if a store is empty in order to make it more enticing.<\/p>\n

10. Incorporate seasonal colors and trends<\/b><\/h2>\n

Your displays need to be relevant to your customers, and one of the best ways to create retail designs that resonate is to incorporate trendy and seasonal elements.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Change up your displays based on what\u2019s happening throughout the year. If there\u2019s a big holiday coming up, then weave in components relevant to your fixtures and displays to maximize their impact. Ditto for upcoming and current seasons.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Spring, for instance, is known for bright and blooming colors, while autumn is more about warmer tones. Whatever the case, you\u2019ll need to adjust your layout and displays accordingly.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Take a look at the visual merchandising example below, which effectively makes use of bright color combinations in line with springtime.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

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11. Track and measure your efforts<\/strong><\/h2>\n

Last not but not least, always ask whether or not you\u2019re making the right floor plan, design, or arrangement decisions. This is critical to making sure that you\u2019re implementing the best strategies possible.<\/p>\n

You and your staff should be very observant of how people behave in your store. Pay attention to where they go, where they linger, and what they do while they\u2019re inside. Also, ask questions about what they think of your shop and what you can do to improve.<\/p>\n

Let\u2019s say you\u2019re implementing a major layout or merchandising change in your store. You want to benchmark metrics like sales, traffic, and dwell time\u00a0before<\/i> you make the updates, and then measure the results once the changes are implemented.<\/p>\n

Also, consider\u00a0making use of foot traffic analytics solutions such as people counters, beacons, heat sensors, and more. These tools can give you deeper analytics and insights into shopper habits and behavior, so you can make data-driven decisions.<\/p>\n

Finally, you need to ensure that your layouts and displays are being executed correctly, so conduct store audits whenever you make changes to your store. Consider using a tool such as\u00a0Compliantia<\/a> to evaluate your stores. Store Layout Design, Store Layout Design, Store Layout Design.<\/span><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

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