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Case study · 2 min read

Expanding a Retailer’s News and Magazines Offering

Optimising in-store footprints to transform underperforming print media categories.

Analysis & Insights

The Challenge

A leading national retailer was operating with a limited newspaper selection and an underdeveloped news and magazine category. This resulted in missed revenue opportunities and a lack of customer engagement with the print media category across their estate.

The Audit

Our display and merchandising teams conducted a comprehensive in-store audit.

We assessed:

  • Current Layouts: Evaluating how space was being utilized.
  • Category Performance: Identifying which titles were underperforming.
  • Customer Engagement: Mapping how shoppers interacted with print products in-store.

Delivery & Impact

The Solution

Based on our insights, we implemented a high-density retail display solution. This integrated a broader magazine assortment alongside the existing newspaper range—all within the same retail footprint. Crucially, this in-store optimization required zero capital expenditure (CAPEX) from the retailer. To streamline operations, we also introduced a consolidated billing service, simplifying supply management and aligning perfectly with the retailer’s existing operational systems.

The Results

The project transformed the news and magazine category into a high-performing destination within the store.

Key outcomes included:

  • Incremental Sales: A measurable uplift in category turnover.
  • Increased Dwell Time: Shoppers spent more time engaging with the expanded range.
  • Revenue Optimization: Delivered a higher revenue per square foot without increasing the physical footprint.

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