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Are Tall Shopping Baskets Appropriate for My Store?

Three grey shopping baskets with "custom logo" on the sides

The shopping baskets you provide for your customers can have major implications on your sales and reputation. Offering the wrong-sized baskets can make shopping trips less enjoyable for your customers while simultaneously restricting the size of their purchases. Likewise, failing to provide enough baskets for everyone can lead to frustration. With all this in mind,…

Shopping Small: Do Retail Customers Prefer Carts or Baskets?

Good L Corp mini basket with groceries

The term “shopping small” has three major meanings: it might refer to purchasing physically smaller items; spending less money during a shopping trip (i.e. a smaller bill); or supporting local small businesses. Regardless of how this phrase is used, though, the customer is always at the center. Put another way, in order for retail businesses…

Large Baskets: Do They Encourage People to Buy More?

Shopping cart full of food

Retail marketing experts are armed with a number of clever strategies to drive sales. These methods range from subtle to somewhat obvious, but they’re effective nonetheless. For instance, a store might regularly change the location of products to keep shoppers inside and entice them with new items. Or, they might regularly advertise limited-time sales to…

Choosing the Right Size Baskets for What You Sell

shopping basket size

Shopping carts and baskets are beneficial for consumers and retailers alike. They help shoppers more easily select several items as they navigate your store, which in turn helps you make more sales. Of course, as you know, not all businesses sell the same things. You might own a grocery store, which provides various perishable and…

6 Customer Experience Lessons to Learn from Small Businesses

Customer Experience Lessons

Today, we’re constantly inundated with news of massive mergers and the dominance of large corporations. But it’s worth remembering that even the largest businesses were once small. Apple’s humble garage beginnings are proof enough of this. No matter the size of a business, success ultimately depends on brand reputation, which is largely determined by customer…