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Retail Trends and Visual Merchandising

Presented By: Dalan Bronson Principal & Senior Consultant

Retail Trends

The Changing World Demographic changes Aging population Changing family make-up Ethnic trends Time pressures Changing shopping habits Consumer attitude adjustment

Demographics

Demographics
Changing Population Changing Households

Demographics Ethnic Diversity Income Polarization

Canadas Population is Shifting to Older Age Cohorts


Canadian Population by Age Group (% of Total) 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% 2001 2006 2016

CAGR 0116 55+ 3554 2534 204 519 <5 3% 0% 1% 1% -1% 0%

Baby Boomers

Generation Y

American Population is Also Ageing


American Population by Age Group (% of Total) 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% 2001 2005 2015

CAGR 0115 55+ 3554 12.8% -1.0% +3.6% +4.5% +0.8% +3.8%

Baby Boomers

Generation Y

2534 2024 519 <5

Spending Implications of Changes in the Canadian Population


1,400,000 1,100,000 800,000 500,000 200,000 -100,000 -400,000

Net Population Change 20012011


Career Spending Teen Wear
348,100

Early Retirees

1,412,600

Older Retirees

910,800

Replacement Spending
167,100

0 to 9 9
-360,300

10 to 19
-119,000

20 to 34

35 to 54

55 to 64

65+

Proportion of the American Population Over 50


34% 32% 30% 28% 26% 24% 22% 20% 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010

32.4%

24.4%

Chicos

For the Ageing Boomer

Shifting Family Demographics


5% 14% 19%

57% No earners One earner, wife Other earner types

5% One earner, husband Dual-earner

Only 19 percent of married-couple families fit the traditional model of a stay-at-home mother and breadwinner father.

More Women in the Workforce


But Have Their Needs Been Met?
80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% 1950 1955 1960 1965 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005

75.2%

36.7%

Exploding Ethnic Population


Percent of the U.S. Population
40% 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0%
1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 2010

31.3 26.5 24.2 19.7 21.5 29.1

33.5

Hispanic Asian Black

Canada has a Growing Asian Population


450,000 400,000 Chinese Population 350,000 300,000 250,000 200,000 150,000 100,000 50,000 0 Toronto Vancouver Montreal Canadian Cities Calgary Edmonton 52,110 51,855 41,290 409,535

Chinese Population by City


345,665

20% 18% 16%

Chinese Population Chinese population as a % of total population

14% 12% 10% 8% 6% 4% 2% 0%

What will the implications be for packaging and promotion languages, sizing, and style trends?

T&T Supermarkets

Clean, well-lit stores and prepared foods bring North American convenience to T&Ts broad array of Asian grocery items.

Chinese Population as a % of the Cities' Total Population

Income Polarization
$140,000 $120,000 $100,000 $80,000 $60,000 $40,000 $20,000 $0 1970 1975 1980 1985 1990 1995 2000 2005 Top Fifth Fourth Fifth Third Fifth Second Fifth Lowest Fifth

Long term economic trends have created a growing spread between the haves and have-nots in both Canada and the U.S.

Consumer Behaviour

Consumer Behaviour
Five Big Trends

Time Compressed

Shifting Priorities

Customer Control

Health and Wellness

Market Polarization

The Value Paradox

Consumers are Wealthier

Value is More Important

Trading Up & Trading Down

Tale of the Tape


90 80 70 60 Share of Sales 50 40 30 20 10 0 87 89 91 93

Discount Vs. Department Stores

95

97

99

2001 2003

2004 2005

Department Stores

Discount Stores

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Dollar Stores
80% 70% Household penetration 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% < $20,000 $20,000$29,999 $30,000$39,999 $40,000$49,999 $50,000$69,999 $70,000+ 74% 77% 71% 74% 67% 71% 64% 66% 58% 2002 61% 2003

45%

49%

Household income

Higher-income households are the fastest growing segment of dollar-store shoppers. Households at all income levels are increasingly visiting dollar stores.

Time is the New Commodity


Want more time than money Struggling to juggle work and family Feel hassled to shop Shopping less often Have less leisure time 44% 50% 50% 52% 60%

Consumers are deprived of time. Retailers offering tailored and convenient shopping experiences will satisfy shoppers.

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Sobeys Express

Urban Sobeys Express locations cater to time starved consumers with an extensive array of prepared foods.

Harrods 102

Harrods up-market convenience store targets affluent professionals with its in-store pharmacy, prepared gourmet food, and concierge service.

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Having Satisfied Our Basic Needs, Consumer Priorities are Shifting

Goods

Services

Mass Products

Individualisation

Having Satisfied Our Basic Needs, Consumer Priorities are Shifting

Items

Solutions

Products

Experiences

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Goods

Services

Over 80% of women prefer to do something for themselves rather than buy something for themselves.

Products

Experiences

Torontos GotStyle menswear store pulsates to live DJ music and offers women accompanying their boyfriends champagne while they judge potential outfits.

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Shopper Expectations
LOW
Importance of Price

Entertainment Experience Value Added Information Commodity Transaction

HIGH

The challenge for retailers is managing the shift upwards.

Experience and the Price of Coffee

$$$

Commodity

Service

Experience

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The Starbucks Experience

Id like a triple shot, double cupped, no sleeve, extra dry, no whip, sugar-free, Lactaid, vanilla latte with legs

Indulgence

Godiva

The Cupcake Shoppe

sen5es Bakery

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Build-A-Bear Workshop

Experience Based

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Personalised and Customised

Wellness

Vitamin Water

Tesco Organic

PC Blue Menu

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Wellness Mega Trends


Weight Loss Anti-Ageing Holistic Vitality

Male Beauty

Healthy Rejuvenation

Organics

Whole Foods

Whole Foods, Whole People, Whole Planet

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Technology

TiVo

Roomba

iPhone

The Internet is Changing How We Shop


90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0

Percentage of Households
Own PC Use Internet as Resource Buy Online (last 3 mos) Broadband Access

96

97

98

99

00

01

02

03

04

19

20

19

19

19

20

20

20

20

20

05

20

Retail Technology

RFID

Self Check-Out

Chip & PIN

Cross Channel Influence Is Significant


Store Percent of Customers who Purchased Something Previously Catalogue Seen in Another Channel
Visit
Buy

26% 26%

Buy

Visit

25% 22% Base: Visited stores Visited Website Received catalogue

39% 68% Online Example: 68% of all online customers who received a catalogue, first shopped the catalogue then bought online

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Internet to Influence Nearly Half of U.S. Retail Sales in 2010


$1,250 $1,000 $750 23% 27% 33% 37% 41% 45% 50%

Percent of Sales

30%

30%

Sales

$500 $250 $0 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

10%

-10%

Online retail sales Percentage of total retail sales

Online-influenced retail sales

Implications

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Retail is Getting Tougher


Retail Space per Capita
20.5

Retail Sales per Square Foot


$260

7.9

$202

1972

2000

1970

2001

Retailers Under Pressure to Respond


Retail Life Cycle
Home Improvement Lifestyle Retailers Teen Specialty Retailers Supercenters Quick Casua l Rest. Hard Discount Dollar Stores Hypermarkets Office Superstores Supermarkets Fast Food C-Stores Wholesale Clubs Discount Stores

Drug Stores

Sales & Profit Growth

Traditional Furniture Gen. Stores Merch Department . Stores Music Retailers Toy Superstores

Personalization/ Customization Home Delivery

Variety Stores

E-commerce

Digital Download Automated Shopping

Emerging

Growth

Maturity

Decline

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New Compressed Lifecycle


Emerging Growth Maturity Decline

02

210 Years

1015

15+

Retail Innovation
Business Model

Technology

Format

Innovation

Experience

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Retail has Changed Forever


Consumers Want Convenience

24 Hour Stores

Automated Grocery Stores

Home Delivery

Shoppers have more control over where, when and how products and services are purchased than ever before.

Put Stores Where I Live, Work and Play.

Home Depots Manhattan location brings convenience to the heart of the city by delivering product directly to shoppers from its New Jersey warehouse.

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Regional Focus

Neighbourhood Market

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Neighbourhood Market
Fresh at Last

Give Me an Experience

Rainforest Caf provides a wild dining experience.

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Give Me an Experience

Pike Place Market is renowned for its airborne fish.

Give Me an Experience

Dinner in the Sky takes the average dining experience to new heights.

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LuLu Lemon
PR Event

Organise Around my Needs


Best Buys Barry Concept

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Organise Around my Needs


Best Buys Jill Concept

Organise Around my Needs


Best Buys Ray Concept

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Differentiating Stores Elements and Visual Merchandising

Differentiating Stores Elements and Visual Merchandising

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Differentiating Stores Elements and Visual Merchandising

Retail Has Changed Forever

Everything Matters
But Consumers Matter Most

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Parting Thoughts
When you come to a fork in the road, take it. "You can observe a lot by watching. "The future ain't what it used to be.

Coffee Break

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Visual Merchandising Trends and Techniques

Presented By: Dalan Bronson Principal & Senior Consultant

Discount Department & Superstores

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Wal-Mart Supercentre

Neat, Clean, Tidy Easy to shop and understand.

Wal-Mart Supercentre

No problem navigating this store

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Wal-Mart Supercentre

Compelling? Colour blocked, well signed, fresh.

Wal-Mart Supercentre

Get everything under one roof... Good use of support collateral to educate the consumer.

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Target

Highly successful discount department store but visual presentation is very important.

Target

Same store? Dramatic end-cap showing unbeatable pricing and value.

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Target

Lifestyle presentation of product to show the customer how it will look in-home.

Target

Emphasis on price and value throughout the store with extensive use of visuals.

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Target

Movies for $14.44. cant miss the message.

Target

Use of visual collateral to create some excitement in an otherwise dull environment.

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Target

Customer buying aids Helping the customer to make a buying decision.

Real Canadian Superstore

Beauty Products in a Supermarket Visual presentation is flawless.

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Real Canadian Superstore

A powerful presentation of frozen seafood. Compelling and easy to shop.

Real Canadian Superstore

Mass presentation Stimulating and well priced.

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Shoppers Drug Mart

Food in a drug store.serving the convenience needs of customers.

Shoppers Drug Mart

Same store.offering Cosmetics presented in a more upscale environment.

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Costco

Another retail format.with a concise consumer proposition, extremely well executed visually. Clear product statements.

Food Stores

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Whole Foods

An Organic Food Store What an experience! Color blocked vegetables.

Whole Foods

High visual impact with colour

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Whole Foods

Dominant product statement

Whole Foods

Hot Food Bar as part of the experience.

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Whole Foods

The best cheese assortment in town.

Whole Foods

Linens in a food storecategory blurring.

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Urban Fare

The place to go for candy.Power Wall.

Urban Fare

Mundane product presented in mass tells a story.

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Urban Fare

No better place to go for water.

Ikeafood

Simple to understand.well organized, vertically presented for impact and ease of shopping.

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Marks & Spencer Simply Food

Great name.simple and easy to shop.

Food Emporium

Mass displays compelling the customer to buy.

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H-E-B

A food experience catering to Hispanics.

H-E-B

Inviting presentation, well signed and easy to shop the store.

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H-E-B

No difficulty understanding what this is. pre-packaged dinners.

Category Killers

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The Great Indoors

Everything for indoors presented in a Lifestyle theme.

The Great Indoors

Ambiance abound.lighting, decorator colours, but functional.

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The Great Indoors

The best assortment anywhere for bath fixtures.

Office Depot

Product Solutions. a clear offering for the customer.

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Office Depot

Very organized, well signed and easy for the customer to shop.

Best Buy

Technical product, with many confusing features. Best Buy simplifies the experience.

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Home Depot

Lifestyle presentation at Home Depot.. enticing the customer to buy.

Concept Stores

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JCPenney Pop Up Store

Exciting and temporaryPop Up Stores.

JCPenney Pop Up Store

Fashion inspired with powerful visual collateral.

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JCPenney Pop Up Store

Enticed to walk in?

WaMu Bank

This is a bank.that understands the affect of visual merchandising on the customer.

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WaMu Bank

Crisp and attractivea bank with an ambient environment!!

Land Rover

Dramatic! Does this catch your attention?

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Land Rover

If you didnt want a Land Rover BEFORE. You want one NOW.

Meow Mix Caf

A Pop Up Store in New York

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Meow Mix Caf

Everything you ever wanted for your cat.

Meow Mix Caf

What a special event.great marketing.

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Fashion Stores

Coach

Windows tell the story.

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Coach

Simple is better.

Coach

Ambiance.lighting, music, scent.

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H&M

A multi-level fashion experience strong use of visuals to tell the story.

H&M

Powerful assortments housed in a fashion destination.

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H&M

More and more retailers are aiming to make the total experience a pleasant one.

Jacob

Another fashion store.very good use of visuals to entice the customer to enter.

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Jacob

Great use of props to show the customer various optionswith add-on items.

Jacob

Power wall.simple, uncluttered and easy to shop.

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Reuhl

by Abercrombie & Fitch

Sex and fashion. presentation is designed to stimulate.

Hollister Co.

by Abercrombie & Fitch

More sex and fashion. use of props to tell the story.

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Old Navy

Value fashion with navigation signage to make the buying decision easy.

Uniqlo

Mass merchandised fashion compelling and simple.

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Uniqlo

Power wall.powerful in its simplicity.

Uniqlo

Easy to visualize the product, through great use of props.

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Other Specialty Stores

Apple Store

Here we have a retail experience. are you enticed to enter?

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Apple Store

Functional and exciting at the same time.

Apple Store

Contemporary space with the Apple Theatre

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Apple Store

Theatre for customer events and product understanding.an Experience.

Nokia

A mall kiosk with flair.

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Nokia

Great use of visuals to depict lifestyle. welcoming and easy to shop.

Natura

Simple and organized.easy to understand.

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Sephora

.Introduces an innovative, convenient way to shop for cosmetics.

Sephora

Awesome product assortment presented in a very organized display

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Sephora

Allowing the customer to touch, feel, and test the product without needing staff.

Sephora

Another one of Sephoraa simple and yet inspiring environment to shop in.

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Dyno

Neat, clean, tidykey to making the customer experience easy.

Dyno

Mass product presented to stop the customer.

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Best Cellars

Wine Cellareach bottle defined, quenching that thirst for understanding every sip.

Best Cellars

An experience to behold.

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LCBO

A learning experience.in a FUN environment! This IS retail.

LCBO

Ontarios answer to Experiential liquor retail.

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LCBO

Clear, concise category presentation presented vertically.easy to shop.

LCBO

No clutter.well organized and good clarity of offer.

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LCBO

Now.for the fun! Wine tasting.

Adidas

Store exterior and windows are a customer magnet.

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Adidas

Functional, but entertaining

Manchester United Store

Manchester United..Megastore based around a football team.

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Manchester United Store

Compelling visuals and store ambiance.

Manchester United Store

Neat and organized...simple to navigate.

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Manchester United Store

Simple but compelling merchandise statements.

Godiva

Hand dipping chocolates in the window.

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Experience Stores

American Girl

More Experiential Retail.

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American Girl

A little girls dream come true...

American Girl

Special events.a party place for the American Girl.

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American Girl

Time for Mom and Dad to bring out the credit cardnot hard to shop here!

American Girl

Meticulously merchandised, making it impossible NOT to buy!!

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American Girl

Smiling and enthusiastic sales associates too

Adopt-A-Bear Factory

Another Retail Experience.

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Adopt-A-Bear Factory

Individualized, customized teddy bears.

Adopt-A-Bear Factory

Made by you, for you.

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Bass Pro Shops

Everything for the outdoors Experience.

Bass Pro Shops

The most complete product assortment, set in an exciting, stimulating store.

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Bass Pro Shops

An outdoor Experience set in a store

La Niche

Creating an aquatic Experience raised sales by 30%.

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La Niche

Store ambiance and dominant assortments.

La Niche

Down to every last detail An experience for the customer.

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Rainforest Caf

The Ultimate Caf Experience

Rainforest Caf

People go to eat and to be entertained.

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Rainforest Caf

All senses are touched.

Rainforest Caf

Hard not to tell someone about your experience.

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SummaryWhat can you do in your own store?


1. Neat, clean, and tidy with a clear offering 2. Create some excitement (ambiance) 3. Highlight merchandise with stories 4. Simple is better 5. Use signage and support collateral to sell 6. Do the five second test every day

Thank You and Keep in Touch

The Retail Shop.


Toronto Chicago Montreal www.jcwg.com (450) 458-2870 Dalan Bronson dbronson@jcwg.com

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