Street Walking: Window Shopping

Chaz Michaels

Sep. 14, 2011
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There are several things that can lure a busy person into a retail store as they walk by. This store did three of those things well:

They provided an irresistible offer (actually a number of them).
They gave window shoppers a clear look at the merchandise.
They tied their signage into a timely event.

Do you see anything in this picture the store could have done better?

Chaz Michaels

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