08 Retailing Flashcards

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What are the characteristics of a Retail Environment?

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  • Functional Appeal
  • Engagement Appeal
  • Other characteristics
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What is Engagement Appeal?

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  • Use of several new and unique amenities that customers will be fascinated with.
  • E.g. yoga studio, gym, meditation area, healthy food restaurant and Lululemon store were constructed within an athletic apparel store.
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What are other characteristics of a Retail Environment?

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  • Types of products that are offered
  • Number of products that are offered
  • How different these products are
  • Size of the store
  • Number of people in the store (including shoppers and employees)
    • Shoppers can be arousal seekers or arousal avoiders
    • Shoppers are an important link to the positioning of products
    • Be able to maintain the right level of crowds
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What are the factors of a successful retail environment?

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  • Unique
  • Novel (interestingly new or unusual)
  • Memorable
  • New/surprising
  • Experiential
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What is Retail Experience?

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The conscious designing of space to create certain effects in buyers.

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What are the effects of store atmospherics?

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  • Can create an ambience in store
  • Are external to the shopper
  • Used by employer to indirectly influence and sell to the shopper
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What are the characteristics of store atmospherics?

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  • Lighting
  • Colour
  • Scent
  • Ambient scent
  • Music
  • Design/Textures
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What are the effects of Colour?

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  • Bright lighting can increase impulse purchasing.
  • Can increase arousal levels.
  • Has positive effect on items that are examined and handled by the shopper.
  • Will be touched more, therefore spent more.
  • Symbolism with colours
    • E.g. Cheapness - yellow, brightness
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What are the effects of Scent?

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  • Shoppers can remember ambience well vs. actual product
  • Little cognitive processing
  • Memory of the scent (After first smell, shopper will have significant memory of odours due to learned associations.)
  • Can cause behaviour of approaching or avoiding product.
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What are the factors of Ambient Scent?

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  • Presence
  • Intensity (pleasant vs. unpleasant)
  • Congruency (Influencing and prompting correct associations with product.)
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What are the factors and types of Music?

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  • Unfamiliar music
  • Likability
  • Emotional bond
  • Slow, quiet, familiar
  • Loud, fast
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What is the influence of salespeople?

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  • Quality of Social Interaction.
  • Number of sales associates.
  • Clothing worn by salespeople.
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What is a Single Channel?

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  • Customer experiences a single type of touch-point.

- Only one channel is offered.

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What is Multi Channel?

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  • Customer experiences multiple channels.

- Single customer view but the channels do not deliver the same brand experience, as they are acting separately.

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What is Omni Channel?

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  • Customer experiences a brand, not a channel.
  • Thanks to technology.
  • Single view on customer who is serviced consistently across all channels.
  • Integration of channels
  • Removes barriers between channels
  • Synchronised brand messages
  • Creates unified and seamless experience
  • Easy-buying
  • Customer focused
    • A whole shopping journey, path-to-purchase
    • Helps shopper rather than focuses on just transactions/deliveries
    • Meets the needs and behaviours of shoppers
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What are the factors Functional Appeal?

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  • Ease of shopping
  • Layout is the same
  • Direct Traffic (Circular one way design: fear of missing out (mystery), difficult to return)
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What results can Lighting bring?

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  • Highlights and brings attention to merchandise
  • Can create sense of excitement
  • Shoppers will follow the brightest path
  • Can conceal or downplay less attractive features
18
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What results can unfamiliar music bring?

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  • Customer will spend less time in store

- Or will keep unwanted customers away (e.g. classical music).

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What results can the likability (of music) bring?

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  • Will enforce positive associations
20
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What results can the emotional bond (of music) bring?

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  • Ensures music will fit with the store/brand’s values
21
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What results can low, quiet, familiar (music) bring?

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  • Will stay longer
22
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What results can loud, fast (music) bring?

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  • Shorter patronage time
  • Encourages entry
  • Improves mood
  • Influences attitude toward retailer