Think creative point-of-sale is important? Some research results have claimed that about 70% of purchase decisions are made in the store. Conversely, other statistics claim that as few as 25% of shoppers or less even notice POS materials. Regardless of how you interpret these numbers, indications are that, when the strategy is appropriate, creative POS is an important element in the communications program.
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HarborOne
HarborOne in-branch signage touts a $1,000 sweepstakes in support of a checking account acquisition program, a customer segment of an employee incentive program, and sponsorship celebration of the Brockton Symphony.
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Norwood Bank
Norwood Bank promoted a low loan rate to help people make repairs after spring flooding, advertised the personal attention you’ll get at Norwood vs. the big banks, and sponsored a fun promotion which tripled the number of customer email addresses.
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Vibram
Vibram’s in-store promotion for high-tech outdoor retailers included a custom-built footwear display, poster, counter card, footwear tags, and T-shirts for store associates.
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Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence
This campaign told stories about real people and how domestic violence impacted their life. In addition to English and Spanish, Cambodian was added to the language mix for an even wider audience appeal.
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Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Bus Cards in English and Spanish promoted the message “Domestic Violence. It is your business.”
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Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence
The campaign was broadened with bus cards in English and Spanish to reach a wider audience.
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Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Rhode Island Coalition Against Domestic Violence wanted to reach their core audience in English and Spanish.
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Workers’ Credit Union
The Insurance and Investment division was promoted in-branch.
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PeoplesBank
In-branch posters for PeoplesBank promote products and services, and reinforce respect and involvement for the communities the bank serves.