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Beyond the Empty Space: The Psychology Behind Negative Shelving

Nexgen Marketing posted on 08/22/2023 12:00 AM

Every inch of space within a store is planned and curated to create an impactful shopping experience. Negative shelving involves intentionally leaving some shelves partially or completely empty within a retail space. Effective implementation of negative shelving through planograms requires a deep understanding of store layout, product placement, and shopper behavior.

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