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WHO WE ARE We are global specialists in point-of-sale marketing activation. We collaborate with our clients, creative agencies and supply partners to bring some of the most innovative and effective point of sale marketing displays to shopper environments across the globe. Our full end-to-end print management outsourcing model provides clients with access to global sourcing teams and local activation experts who manage entire campaigns on time, in full and with impressive returns on investment. OUR PURPOSE "With a passion for progression we make lives better". Our passion for progression fuels our desire to explore further, to achieve more, and to make life better for our people, our clients, our supply partners and the communities in which we operate.

Industry
Marketing Services
Company size
201-500 employees
Headquarters
LONDON
Type
Privately Held
Specialties
shopper marketing, retail experts, global sourcing, point of sale marketing, brand activation, marketing communications, procurement consultancy, supply chain optimisation, product development, local supply chain, sustainable marketing, sustainable sourcing, shopper engagement, permanent display, semi-permanent display, 3D print, promotional products, premiums, temporary display, return on investment, technology, innovation, POSM, and POS

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    Is measuring the ROI at the point of sale giving you a headache 🤕? Help is at hand 👋. Our Head of USA, Lynne Laba, shares her latest tips on how to effectively measure #POS ROI in retail stores, including: 🔎 Finding the data in the noise 👁️🗨️ Using AI to see what's happening in-store 🏪 Measuring the unmeasurable through in-store deep dives Read more 👇

    Measuring the Unmeasurable: A Deep Dive on Point of Sale ROI

    Measuring the Unmeasurable: A Deep Dive on Point of Sale ROI

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    Launching #PoS campaigns in new markets can be challenging. You need to: 🕵♀️ Understand how the market works 🚛 What materials and transport options are available 📌 Where the best locations are and what the local restrictions and requirements are 💵 Know how you are going to pay suppliers or import costs In our article, we examine these four challenges and outline how to overcome them when launching in a new market.

    How to Launch Point of Sale Campaigns in New Markets

    How to Launch Point of Sale Campaigns in New Markets

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    What makes a 💪 strong brand? Well, according to Kantar, it is a meaningful difference. What does that mean? It means: 🤴Being a leader and challenging the status quo 🤩Being distinctive with a suite of eye catching brand assets 💞Being emotive and going beyond the rational by creating a connection to emotive needs 🙌Being better and have superior qualities in your products and services It is what makes up your unique value proposition that resonates with your target audience. Once you have meaningful difference, you are ready to grow. In this article we explore the three rules for brand growth and how they might apply to your #PoS campaigns.

    Three Rules for Brand Growth

    Three Rules for Brand Growth

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    Are you about to launch a #PoS campaign in a new market? Have a read of this first 👀 With a wealth of experience in launching PoS campaigns across highly regulated Europe 🏛, the far reaches and remote locations of Asia ⛩, and the glitz and glamour of the US🌉, our team has gained valuable insights into what it takes to enter new markets. Here are four top tips to consider before launching in a new market. 🏭 Define your supply chain 🚚 Understand your infrastructure needs 📍 Determine the best locations 💲 Know how you will pay suppliers Read our blog post to learn how to launch your next campaign in a new market effectively.

    How to Launch Point of Sale Campaigns in New Markets

    How to Launch Point of Sale Campaigns in New Markets

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    Facing challenges with space limitations? Hanging displays might just be the answer 🔎

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    A hanging display is a standard POS tool when space is limited and you need an additional point of sale📏 It easily attaches to a shelf, allowing to place it anywhere without taking up a centimeter of shelf space!😃 In addition, it stands out hanging on the shelf, therefore your brand will get maximum attention!👀 This product was made by the MARKQUEN team for the Old Spice brand Procter & Gamble . The base is made of metal for durability, and the branding is of high-quality plastic with a printed coating.🙌🏻 Forget about placement restrictions with MARKQUEN!📐🙅🏻♀️ #hangingdisplay #apos #shelfstopper #procterandgamble #shopinshop #маркквен #шопіншоп #stopper #markquen #pos #pop #posequipment #posmarketing #retailmarketing #posdisplay #popdisplay #retaildesign #instoremarketing #counterdisplay #foodindustry #petfood #confectionery #trademarketing #trademarketingmanagement #metalrack #rack #metalstand #stand #postechnology #technology

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    🤩 What a great way to use secondary space in retail! While most look to fill the shelves with products, this smart #PoS campaign takes a different and distinctive approach to catch the consumer's eye while getting across its key messages. What we love about this campaign: 🎨 Distinctive colour blocking that makes the product stand out against the sea of products in the store. ⬆ Clear signposting of benefits and USPs, giving up shelf space in favour of highlighting their differentiation. 😎 Simple and effective. Shaking up in-store displays by bringing what works online into the store. Some great inspiration for those looking for new ways to shake up their secondary space in retail. Thanks for sharing James Hickson!

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    FMCG nerd | Head of Brand Hackers, building fractional marketing teams for brands with big dreams | Marketing Genius (source: unknown)

    How to bring DTC thinking to a retail listing... (a best in class example from SURREAL) When offered secondary space, most brands just pack it full of product and hope for the best. Surreal have built their gondola end (that's the name for the shelving unit here) like a DTC landing page. Here's how: ✅ Big impactful 'above the fold' headline with their hero benefit "high in protein" ✅ Other key benefits listed alongside the product as you come down the shelf ✅ DTC style social proof to round it all off at the bottom ✅ [Bonus] Nicely designed using eye catching colour blocking VERY hard to walk past this without being intrigued to take a look. Secondary space in retail ain't cheap. This is great inspo on how to make sure it's working hard for you. 👏 Jac Chetland (and sorry I stole your photo!) --- ♻ Repost if you found this useful 😻 Give me a follow for more insights on challenger brand marketing

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    🚀 Launching #pointofsale campaigns in new markets can be challenging and complex. Not only do you need to get to know the local market and how it works, but there are also various nuances and requirements you need to consider 🤔 . Having worked on #PoS campaigns across highly regulated Europe, the far reaches and remote locations of Asia and the glitz and glamour of the US, we know a thing or two about launching new campaigns in new countries. Here are four top tips to consider before you launch 🌏

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    😍 How good does this look! It was great to be part of this deployment and work with EE to create an eye-catching local retail experience!

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    Retail Director EE/BT Group | BT Group Clinical Advisory Board Member| NED

    Another exciting day in EE retail! This morning, we opened our new Stratford Experience store in Westfield Stratford City, with the help of comedian and actor, Michael Dapaah. Our second London Experience store since the launch of our Studio last June, it’s been designed to support the local East London community with all their technology needs. Head down where you can expect the most personal customer service, expert support from our wonderful EE Guides and the latest connected tech. As always, a huge thank you to our brilliant Stratford store team. And from store launches to Summer Retail Roadshows, as this afternoon we were in Central London delivering our 9th roadshow over the past fortnight. Another great opportunity to meet our colleagues, celebrate their amazing achievement and share our exciting plans for EE in what’s to come. We have an ambition to be the most personal, customer-focused brand, something we can’t achieve without our teams. Every day they continue to offer the most personal, expert advice to communities across the country, helping them to navigate the world of technology. It’s what new EE is all about and I couldn’t be prouder of their success. With England, Scotland and Northern Ireland all visited looking forward to being in Wales next week. All this as we continue to reinvent retail at EE. Thank you Dean King, Josh Pheby, Lucy Grimes, Luke Walmsley, Alan Howard Anthony Jones Jason Bray and teams to make this ambition a reality.

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    Looking to improve brand recognition in retail environments? Consider a brand character—something Wall's has launched in time for the summer in a £10M blockbuster campaign 💰 . Characters are a fantastic, distinctive asset that can help your brand stand out from an increasingly cluttered retail environment. In fact, research from System1 in the UK showed that ads with characters achieved almost double the brand recognition as ads without characters. When launching your next global #PoS activation, think of ways you can bring a brand character into the mix. It might be an animated character like Wallie from Wall's, a celebrity or a customer. The key to success is to use this character consistently over the long term. This will help consumers remember and recognise your brand, building mental availability to power long-term demand for your products. https://lnkd.in/eZm6nUr8

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