The comparative exhibition method is a display method that classifies the same commodities according to different specifications or quantities, and then displays them together, so that customers can choose commodities through comparison of quantity and price.

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The centralized display method is a display method for placing the same commodity centrally in one place.

It is the most commonly used display method in retail enterprises, and is suitable for fast turnover commodities.

Random display is designed to sell a product in a timely manner, leaving customers with a sense of "cheap" and prompting customers to generate impulse buying.

Random display of goods are generally seasonal, promotional commodity counters, or can be faster turnover of salable goods.

Props display is a widely used auxiliary method. It refers to the display of goods by means of models, scaffolds, brackets and platforms made of various materials.

Pattern display is a method of displaying patterns of goods.

This method makes full use of the shape, characteristics and color of the merchandise, and makes appropriate exaggeration to design certain patterns that interest and like the customers.

This method enables customers to see the whole picture of the merchandise, and at the same time, is also impressed by the feeling of art and produces a good impression.

Hanging display is a way to launch goods hanging, enabling customers to directly see the whole picture or touch the goods from different angles.

It is mainly used for textile, clothing or some small commodities and flat, slender, and so on.

Stacking display method: This is a very simple display method. It refers to the display method for removing goods from cartons and stacking them from bottom to top according to a certain level. Generally, it is used for low decorative products and popular commodities. The role of stacking is to highlight the sense of quantity of goods, so that customers feel that goods are very sufficient to mobilize customers' desire to buy.