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Weekly Visual Merchandising Refresh

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Keep displays fresh with a simple routine.

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Plan a weekly display refresh. Shop layout and customer flow: [LAYOUT_FLOW]. Product types and seasonality: [PRODUCTS_SEASON]. Props and budget: [PROPS_BUDGET].

Create a weekly routine of 45 minutes: review sales and stock, choose a feature product, update the window or entrance display, check price tickets, tidy shelves, and photograph the result. Provide a four-week theme calendar, rules for balance, colour and height, a safety check (clear exits, stable displays), and an accessibility check (wide aisles, readable signs). Add a tracking sheet to link displays to sales changes with a caution about attributing causes too confidently.

Also add a short list of low-cost props and where to find them, and a rule to photograph each display before taking it down so that good ones can be repeated.

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45-minute routine (invented, small gift shop)
5 min: review last week's bestsellers and slow items
10 min: choose a feature product (hand-made candles)
15 min: rebuild the window with three heights, one colour theme (autumn greens)
10 min: check all price tickets and straighten shelves
5 min: photograph the display
Four-week themes: Autumn greens; Cosy evenings; Gifts under 20; Winter lights.
Safety: stable displays; clear exit routes; wide aisle for wheelchairs.
Record sheet: date, theme, items featured, units sold that week compared with last week, and a note on anything else that changed (weather, events).

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