Although there are many methods of retailers seeking your business, I would like to cover two interesting forms of retailing can get an extra dollar squeezed out of pocket.

The idea of coupons has been a strategy of retailers for generations. Coupon offer incentives to buyers to purchase products that receive savings. For retailers that offer incentives for customers to try products from the retailer, with the impression of a discount. It's a total victory for all parts of the business food chain: consumers get their product cheaper, the seller sells a larger quantity of products and there smiles everywhere.

The idea of using scents to encourage consumers to buy a new concept. Have you ever been to the movies and felt the need buying popcorn and coke to complete your movie experience? The aroma of popcorn as we enter a movie theater, urges sense to buy and enjoy. I recently discovered a site, scentair.com, offering aromas of retail stores as Bloomingdale's, Coors, Hard Rock Cafe, Chidren's Museum of Indianapolis and others. Bloomingdale uses of coconut in their swimwear department invoking a fragrance of paradise. In its children's department, who use baby powder scents appealing to the maternal instincts of the mother (I wonder why it did not use dirty diapers smells). Children's Museum of Indianapolis wanted the smell of manure dinasour for exhibition dinasour.

I would suggest the next step possible in the future of the products: scented stamps. Maybe a florist 1800 and can offer flowers 1800 flowers coupons with the smell of roses. I imagine that "10% discount on the purchase of Valentine roses, "with a bouquet of flowers. How about a Chefs coupons with an aroma of freshly baked pie.

It is only hypothetical, but hey if it works for perfume in magazines, I think it deserves a new and at.

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