In-Store Experience

Expanded and redesigned product displays have already rolled out to Best Buy’s camera experience shop stores, featuring twice the accessory space.

Market research firm Provoke Insights assesses the allure of impulse buying in the U.S. in its biannual trends study, while also suggesting marketing strategies to target these shoppers.

Here's a sampling of unique displays and product merchandising that the editors at the Path to Purchase Institute have spotted so far in 2024.

P2PI spoke with VP Steph Hoppe on the c-store's “It’s Not Crazy, It’s Casey’s” campaign, as well as its growing store footprint and food business.

Revolution Beauty is building buzz for the Aug. 15 premiere of the fourth season of Netflix’s “Emily in Paris” by bringing its tie-in makeup collection to brick-and-mortar — exclusively at Target.

Perhaps with deference to the Olympics in Paris this summer, World Retail Congress took “High Performance Retail” as its theme. Catch up on all you missed from the event here.

A 4,000-square-foot store in New Jersey, co-designed with Sanrio, is Miniso's first intellectual property-inspired collection store in the U.S.

The AI and video exit technology, built in-house to speed up the purchase-to-exit process, has rolled out to 20% of clubs in four months.

Marketing company Quad has expanded its partnership with the West Coast grocer to launch its in-store retail media network, including digital kiosks, endcaps and shelf screens.

Abbott-Action's Michelle Conca provides a comprehensive look at how packaging shapes consumer behavior and shares strategies for leveraging its power effectively.