When it comes to IT and consumer electronics, brands leave nothing to chance—at least in theory. Strategies are carefully crafted, training programs developed, and point-of-sale (POS) materials meticulously designed. Yet many brands rely on external retail partners and multi-brand stores to connect with customers. While this expands reach, it also reduces direct control over the in-store brand experience.
This raises a crucial question: does reality at the point of sale truly reflect a brand’s strategic intent?
From the customer’s perspective, the in-store experience often looks very different from what headquarters envisions. Missing displays, unprepared staff, and overlooked promotions can quickly erode the impact of even the strongest brand strategy.
For electronics brands, the stakes are high. Customers often form their impressions in-store—where decisions are made and loyalty is built—or lost. That’s why ensuring brand values, product benefits, and promotional activities are consistently represented on the shop floor is essential.
But how can brands be sure this is actually happening?
The whitepaper takes a closer look at real-world findings and provides actionable insights for electronics brands aiming to strengthen their retail presence. These insights are more than operational details—they are a strategic lever to sharpen performance at the point of sale.
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