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Hello and welcome to another edition of the TRIO Display newsletter. As the summer begins to wind down and the holiday shopping season looms on the retail horizon, it’s important to remember that increased sales volume means an increased need for basic store supplies, especially when it comes to shopping bags and gift boxes. As such, we’ve taken a close look at how to maximize the effectiveness of a store’s retail packaging and created a collection of best practices for this month’s feature article. This issue also includes a case study on home theater design aficionados DVI, which provides insight on how to appeal to high-ticket customers while maintaining your bottom line. As a quick aside, if you currently subscribe to our weekly updates, we’ll be switching to a mid-month update program starting this month. This means that you will receive an email from us every other week as opposed to our current weekly schedule. If you have any questions or comments about the change in our editorial schedule, please drop us a line at feedback@triodisplay.com. Until next time, take care and happy retailing! Regards, |
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Retailer Feature : Hi-density polyethylene or Kraft, gusset or non-gusset, tinted boxes or white alligator boxes…the calculations that go into picking the right bag or box are complex and confusing. Join us as we look at how to pick the right retail packaging for your store. It’s more important than you might think. Click Here to Read The Retailer’s Guide to Bags and Packaging |
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TRIO Design Project: DVI Home Theater Designing a retail showroom for a home theater design firm posed its own unique set of challenges. TRIO took up the task and crafted a show room within a showroom. |
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New to TRIO's Online Catalog: Ready to Ship POS Systems, Economy Pricing Guns, and Customizable LED Signs |
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Current Design Projects...
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