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Paco Underhill revolutionized retail by identifying patterns in shopper behavior. Retailers redesigned stores based on his findings, such as the 'decompression zone,' aisle width, 'butt-brush' effect, right-turn bias, and eye-level merchandising.
Decompression Zone: The first few feet of a store where shoppers adjust and often ignore items.
Aisle Width: Wider aisles encourage browsing and purchases.
Butt-Brush Effect: Shoppers avoid areas where they might be bumped from behind.
Right-Turn Bias: Shoppers naturally turn right, making it a prime spot for promotions.
Eye-Level Merchandising: Premium products are placed at eye level to increase sales.
Shoppers ignoring items in the decompression zone.
Narrow aisles discouraging exploration and purchases.
Shoppers avoiding areas where they might be bumped.
Not maximizing product visibility by understanding shopper behavior.