Friendly Storefront And Experience

6 Tips for Creating Friendly Storefronts That Draw People In

Real-life examples include a skeleton mascot in front of a chiropractic business, a fanciful letter drop for a toy store, or a dish with water for dog walkers. 4. Engage the 5 Senses Create new positive associations with customers by creating multi-sensory storefront experiences — have your storefront look, sound, smell, feel and even taste good.

This particular example perfectly highlights why Friendly Storefront And Experience is so captivating.

That experience led to the creation of the Friendly Front Yards toolkit in 2016—a process that we found to have led people to meet over five new neighbors on average! We believe that the lessons of front yards are easily translated from residential to commercial buildings.

6 Tips for Creating Friendly Storefronts That Draw People In

We refer to the following as our "6 Windows into Friendly Storefronts ," a guide that is taken from our Friendly Storefronts toolkit in our Placemaking Library.