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How To Make Your Business More Inviting

Written by Kyle McKinnon
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With the new year approaching, now is the perfect time to refine your business plan and set realistic goals for 2023. Regardless of which industry you work within, many of these goals will likely center around growing your business by getting more customers. After all, the more customers that step through the door, the more money you can earn. 

Thankfully, there are many different methods of customer acquisition you can adopt to facilitate this growth. For example, you can rework your marketing campaign to reach a wider audience. However, you should also focus on making your business more inviting, which will help increase both foot traffic and sales.

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With that in mind, here are some simple ways to make your business more welcoming and inviting! 

Play some music. 

Believe it or not, there are many benefits associated with playing music throughout your business. Firstly, it can provide the perfect background noise when shoppers are browsing your products or chatting with the staff, creating the perfect atmosphere. For example, you can use music for business to create a warm, relaxing space. In addition, playing music can also boost employee satisfaction and productivity. 

Use color psychology. 

Color Psychology is a theory that explores the various ways in which color impacts our mood. As a result, learning how to use color psychology is a great way to bring in more customers. For example, painting the walls a soft, pastel color can create a soothing, calming atmosphere that draws in customers looking to relax. You can also use color psychology to boost sales, as “bold colors will grab your customers’ attention, so if there are certain products you want to showcase, include vibrant colors in your display.”

Greet your customers. 

Greeting customers on arrival is not only a way to make your business more personable, but it can also make the space more inviting. This is because it ensures that each and every customer feels welcome in the space, which may encourage them to spend more time in the store (or make a purchase). It also gives them a chance to ask about products or be steered towards the right section of the store, making for a more efficient shopping experience. Considering the above facts, it’s hardly surprising that “47% of customers say that they have an excellent customer experience when they get personalized greetings and comments.” 

Keep it clean. 

Clean, well-organized spaces are the most inviting to prospective customers, whether you run a restaurant or clothing store. After all, a disorganized space does not exactly draw you in, and it could create doubts regarding your professionalism in your customer’s minds. As a result, you should ensure that your building is free from all clutter and mess while also cleaning the space regularly. The premises should be cleaned outside of operational hours, but the same level of cleanliness should be maintained during the day by employees. This way, customers will never encounter anything unpleasant when browsing, and you can ensure all necessary hygiene standards are upheld. 


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Kyle McKinnon

Kyle is a digital marketing consultant and tech enthusiast. When he isn't writing about either subject, he's out playing with his three year old labrador, Tanto.

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