Description
Plan, build, and install window and in-store merchandise displays for retail and events to attract customers and support promotions.
- • Plan and design merchandise displays to entice customers.
- • Rotate window and in-store displays to align with promotions and seasons.
- • Place prices and descriptive signage on fixtures, merchandise, and floors.
- • Produce and print signage using computers and design software.
- • Dress mannequins and style product presentations.
- • Select themes, colors, lighting, and props for displays.
- • Prepare quick sketches, mockups, or floor plans for approval.
- • Assemble and install displays, fixtures, backdrops, and props per specifications.
- • Construct simple display components using hand tools and materials.
- • Arrange merchandise, props, and furniture according to planograms or sketches.
- • Collaborate with buyers, store managers, and sales teams on featured products and timing.
- • Source and obtain products, props, and materials needed for displays.
- • Photograph displays for documentation and review.
- • Maintain, clean, and repair props, mannequins, and display areas.
- • Ensure displays meet safety, accessibility, and brand standards.
- • Guide or train sales staff on basic visual merchandising standards.
- • Track, store, and maintain inventory of props and signage.
- • Install small booths or exhibits for in-store events or trade shows as needed.
- • Update displays based on inventory changes and sales performance.
- • Follow floor plans and building guidelines during installations.
- • Coordinate with facilities or housekeeping for lighting, electrical, and cleaning support.
- • Meet budgets and timelines for display projects.
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Last reviewed: Jan 2026
