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Tssst! Mattoni attracts attention to its novelties with its new POS
This year, as part of the sales expositions, Mattoni bet on original iridescent displays and pallet displays.
New POS Tullamore D.E.W. shows what Irish barbecue means
Barbecue simply belongs to summer. Hardly anybody can refuse the sun’s rays, whiskey, and well-prepared meat.
Ondrášovka in a new jacket is also changing its display in the sales area
The producer of one of the oldest Czech mineral waters – Ondrášovka, the company Kofola ČeskoSlovensko, has invested in technologies that think about nature protection and reflect the demanding requirements for sustainability.
Hisense Group presents two new shop-in-shops in the latest Alza showroom
Interesting project for customers of the Alza showroom in Chrášťany, Prague, presents white and black goods from the MORA and Hisense brands.
“Cirkulka” by Kofola reflects sustainability in the production of POS
Kofola ČeskoSlovensko has introduced its traditional drinks Kofola, Vinea, and Rajec in returnable bottles to the retail network this year.
DAGO has expanded with a new assembly hall in record time
New job orders require new and larger premises – that is why in April we opened a new assembly hall, which is located just a short distance from our Headquarters in Zdice.
Birell Světlý represents a new recipe after 30 years
How to inform customers that Birell Světlý represents an improved recipe after thirty years?
Displays for paints by AkzoNobel Coatings CZ: New every year, yet maximally sustainable
Three years ago, we produced, at first glance, ordinary metal displays for the company AkzoNobel, which sells decorative paints. Since then, we have been working with them regularly.
News from the retail: How did DAGO prepare clients for Easter?
Easter is another time for traders right after Christmas when they can let their imagination run riot and cut a dash with some imaginative display.
DAGO HAS FOCUSED ON CARDBOARD, BUILDING-UP A NEW HALL IS BEING PREPARED
Last year, we recorded a 40% increase in turnover in cardboard projects.
Smart display can mix drinks
Mixed drinks and spirits belong to each other. So why don´t we offer recipes how to prepare the right cocktail to our customers directly in a store? Thanks to the new “drink-mixing” display, we have implemented for the company Brown-Forman Czechia, you can just choose a cocktail according to your own taste preferences, print out the recipe and take the right ingredients out of the shelf.
Not only cocktail lovers will appreciate the new “drink-mixing” display, which will advise shoppers in Prague-Letnany Tesco what alcohol, juice, fruit or syrup they need to mix to prepare their favourite drink directly at home. “From the last year´s consumer survey, we have found out that we do not want to sell just an alcohol brand to our customers. We always want to show them the opportunity how to consume goods they bought. And our new advertising display meets all this – actually, it allows each shopper to become a barman for a while,”Tomas Ptacek, Category & Trade Marketing Manager of the company Brown-Forman Czechia, describes the main goal of the P.O.P. medium.
Our company is behind the idea and implementation of the whole display. We have designed, simply and originally, the system of interactivity of the whole application using the gamification of modern technologies. This innovative P.O.P. application offers customers an attractive added value, possibility to get inspired and have fun when shopping, it educates about new possibilities of a traditional product consumption.
Triple experience: shopping, mixing and drinking cocktails
So, how the “drink-mixing” display works? The touch display guides a customer to a drink he will like based on his preferences and shows a concrete recipe. He can print it out using the built-in printer just at the spot or send it to his e-mail. He can also find all the necessary ingredients right in the shelf. “So, customers don´t need to do any extra steps. They can see everything well-arranged on the built-in tablet display with the goods just at hand,” Veronika Dostalova, Senior Project Manager of our company, describes the added value of the advertising display.
The whole application is an example of an in-store communication activity where the experience associated with product consumption is also very important. At the top of the communication, there is the touch screen display guiding customers to drinks they like using simple questions. The initial experience then rises right at the point of sales thanks to an inspiration by original interaction, or atmosphere stimulation towards a new possibility of offered products consumption. The secondary experience then brings the pleasure of the actual preparation and subsequent consumption of bought ingredients.
The display represents a modern shopper-marketing approach, offers plenty of consumption variants and what´s more, it is also easily adapt it for any brand. “We can just change stickers and reprogram the software in the tablet. Thus we can adapt the advertising display very easily for many other events,” concludes Veronika Dostalova.
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