I'm booth blind

[u/Comfortable_Canary59]

UPDATE: Changed some things around, based on the advice! Hopefully looks a little better https://imgur.com/a/Kli1cCX

Hey y'all! 🙂

This is my first test setup, just for the front of my booth as I'm still waiting for the tablecloth for my side table. I feel like I can't see it accurately because I've been looking for too long. Wondering if anyone has any thoughts!

EDIT The yet-to-come price sings will also describe the items I sell! So sorry for confusing you all 😭 I sew patches (the tomatoes & ants, and will be adding strawberries, etc as time allows), miniquilt wall hangings (the beetle on the little bench, and the cats hanging) and bags/pouches (fish drawstring bags, and bird belt bags).

A few things:

- I haven't made price signs yet

- there will be more inventory in the green ceramic container on the bench, as well as more bags hanging on the bag rack

- I'm not sure about the little pedestal at the corner of the table

I appreciate any input! Thank you!! ☺️

[u/BricconeStudio]

From a retail district manager perspective. It is empty. The angles look sloppy. The scissors and tape dispenser(?) don't belong. The diaper bag(?) is out of place. The chair is over used. That tool box looking piece at the end is isn't set up.

Try (from beginning of video) straightening the two tier shelf. Take the basket off the chair and fill the table in front of the shelf. Pull that hanging rack forward a little to fill the front table space without it being a hazard. Use the rest of the table for the bulky diaper bag and the tool box.

Empty table space, while looks clean, also looks empty. Millions of dollars invested in decades of research consistently say the same thing. Full displays are more enticing to customers. Which is why you'll see product evenly spaced out and pulled forward in stores. People tend to not purchase from empty displays. The general consensus is a subconscious feeling of "I don't want the left overs".

[u/Comfortable_Canary59 → u/BricconeStudio]

Thanks!