Movement creates interest, and interest creates sales. Whenever sales are slow, take a cue from the song “I Like To Move It” from the “Madagascar” movies. Rearranging your showroom can energize you, your staff and your customers. So, move it, move it!
Whenever I read an article that comes with an intriguing headline like “At What Age are You Happiest?” I skim several paragraphs down to get the answer.
Experiential retail is all about creating memorable, positive in-store experiences that lead to sales and repeat business.
There’s a stark contrast between the purpose of a showroom — designed to highlight the benefits of owning a hot tub — and the indoor environment where the products are displayed.
With the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, many industries that had avoided certain technology had to embrace it. Whether it was out of necessity or convenience, digital tools like showroom touchscreens have now become permanent fixtures.
If you participate in an off-site event like a home show or state fair, carefully consider your setup and how you will make your business stand out. Every hot tub needs a sign on or right next to each unit. The repetition of your name and logo is essential for customers’ memory.
As the heat of summer fades and chilly autumn breezes blow in, your customers may have questions about preparing their hot tub for winter.
Do you give your customers a “try before you buy” experience? Having a broad selection plus knowledgeable sales and service people gives you an edge and customers a better chance to buy the product that is right for them.
It’s that time of year again — spring cleaning. Whether you dread it or love it, there are good reasons to embrace this ritual, and they all add up to increased sales.
Does your sales staff move and clean the shelved products when they’re not with a customer? Or are they staring at their phones?
The things keeping you from making your design wishes come true are time, money and space. The way to make any one of these happen is to pick one, set a deadline and go to work.
Almost every time I open my local Newspaper or a lifestyle magazine, there is an article or two about patio or backyard living options.












