Floorstands, Freestanding, Aisle Displays

Advertiser: Toddler University, Westport, Conn.
Producer: Modern Plastics, Bridgeport, Conn.
Objective: To enhance profitability for retailers and to communicate the features and benefits of the product to consumers. The pencil display, along with the packaging (marble notebook, spiral notebook and pencil holder) work together to emphasize the Toddler University concept.

Product: Photo film
Number of displays: Thousands
Distribution: Camera shops, discount stores, drug stores, groceries
Introduction: August 1991
Duration: Semi-permanent
Construction: Recycled and recyclable corrugate
Fuji Photo Film's display-based promotion features brightly colored umbrellas.

Advertiser: Foot Locker, New York
Producer: Medallion Associates, New York
Objective: To bring in-store the excitement of a fast-paced TV campaign. A conventional shoe tower juts out of a one-inch-thick rubber base formed to look like blacktop. The unit is topped with a motorized flash card unit with still photos from the commercial.

Product: Goodmark Foods Inc. Pemmican Beef Jerky
Number of displays: 2,500 floor; 7,500 counter
P-O-P company: American Display Co. (floor); Chesapeake Display and Packaging (counter)
Distribution: Convenience stores and supermarkets
Introduction: June 1991
Duration: Permanent
Construction: Corrugate
Reformulation, repackaging led to new Pemmican Beef Jerky displays.

Advertiser: Colgate-Palmolive Co., New York
Producer: Dimensional Merchandising, Livingston, N.J.
Objective: To introduce toothbrush product to a brand new market: youth ages 1 through 7 years old. Use of well-known Warner Bros, characters was intended to draw children and mothers to the display.

Advertiser: Warren Tool Group Inc., Hiram, Ohio
Producer: Promotional Fixtures Inc., Rittman, Ohio
Objective: To expand penetration in the target market by leading retailers to stock an entire program of clamps and vises, rather than only selected portions. Also, to create a unified brand image for the products of the manufacturer's four brand names by integrating product, signage and display, and to provide information needed by the shopper to allow for unassisted selection.

Advertiser: The House of Seagram, New York
Producer: IDL Inc., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Objective: To stimulate impulse sales while trading consumers up toa bottle of Canadian Premium product. The display enables key accounts to merchandise as many as nine cases of Seagram's V.O. in less than four square feet of floor space.

Advertiser: Bailey Hat Co., Los Angeles
Producer: RP Creative Sales, Burbank, Calif.
Objective: To isolate Bailey hats from the usual jammed area of all western hats. This was accomplished by creating a floorstand and a counter unit. It made it easy to take a hat from the display and check sizes.