Wednesday, July 2, 2014

How to Improve Your Store’s Curb Appeal

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Are you redesigning your storefront? Make sure your retail shop’s exterior creates a great impression to attract more customers. Here are some tips on improving your store’s curb appeal:

Maintain an inviting building façade and entryway.

A dark, beat-up, or seemingly abandoned boutique may send potential customers scurrying away. Applying a fresh coat of paint on the building façade can do wonders. Replace or refurbish old and worn doors and windows. Be sure to install ample lighting fixtures.

Put up a visible, eye-catching signage.

Your signage represents your brand, so it should grab people’s attention for all the right reasons. Make sure the sign is readable even at a distance and is well lighted at night. Use logos or photo representations of what you sell if your name doesn’t make it obvious.

Arrange attractive window displays.

The products or samples displayed at your storefront should show the highlights or the overall theme of your inventory. Select your best offerings for the season. Aside from standard products, you can also put up posters of your promos and special offers.

Have a well-maintained parking lot.


A lot of customers get discouraged at the sight of a poorly kept parking lot. You might want to hire a paving company that can perform the necessary upkeep and ensure a safe and even parking surface. The line striping can also be updated to make the parking area appear more organized.

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