A customer browses clothing at a vintage pop-up shop. Art fairs Whether or not you're located in a major city like New York, LA, or Chicago, there's likely an art fair nearby. While many business types can sell at an art fair, it's a particularly good fit for design-focused busi...
Consider hosting a limited-time pop-up shop to sell vintage clothing or offer trade-in credit for used goods. You can also offer repair and refurbishment services and host workshops for creative upcycling projects. What are the benefits of a pop-up for small businesses?
There are numerous types of pop-up shops to consider, depending on your business needs and goals. Here are some examples: Marketing event pop-ups Marketing event pop-ups are the type of pop-up brands use to generate buzz around a newproduct launch, rebranding campaign, orbusiness launch. Yo...
When you’ve identified potential locations, negotiation begins. Understand the terms of the lease, including the duration, rent, utilities, and any restrictions on the use of the space. Be clear about your needs, such as the ability to customize the space or extend the lease if the pop-up...
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As we’ll discover, Frank & Oak’s US-based Pop-Up Stores were a successful venture into the art of crowdfunding. But brainstorming with your crowd of customers isn’t the only way to reinforce the idea you understand their needs. Memorable in-store experiences, and building the hype aroun...
This clothing store generates up to 4,000 emails every month with full-screen popups: 💡 Asphalte case study 25. Eight Ounce Coffee What do customers want? Get the best deals possible for products they want. The “Sign up and save” headline tells visitors that this is exactly what they...
If you’re a clothing retailer, you would write copy that focuses less on fabric or manufacturing details and more on convincing visitors that you can help them feel and look great, or find the perfect outfit for any occasion. By focusing on benefits rather than features, you’re connecting...
When it comes to making customers feel like you understand their needs and appreciate them, nothing beats intimate, face-to-face interactions. 1. Build Brand Loyalty Faster With a Killer Customer Experience “Think of your brand like a debutante at a coming out ball,” says Gentry Lane in ...
Tupperware’s brand needs no introduction, but most consumers don’t have a huge connection with the brand of leftover containers and salad spinners. Tupperware set up an amazing physical pop-up store to encourage that deeper connection, which was a social media hit. The store allowed Tupperware...