Points of sale are no longer just places where purchases are made; they are stages where brands tell stories, position themselves in front of their audience, and compete for attention in milliseconds. In this context, modular displays have become a key tool for increasing product visibility, optimizing space, and boosting purchase conversion.
A modular display is a structure designed to be easily assembled, transported, and customized. In its plastic version, these systems offer distinct advantages such as:
As shown in the image of a display developed for Coca-Cola, modern aesthetics and functionality come together in a display solution designed to stand out in highly competitive environments like supermarkets, convenience stores, and promotional events.
In the words of the AIMWorldwide team:
“A display shouldn’t just hold a product; it should deliver an experience.”
This approach drives the idea that modular design is not just about engineering, but also a visual expression of brand values. By offering interchangeable options—such as adjustable shelves, swappable headers, and customized graphics—the same display can adapt to multiple campaigns quickly and cost-effectively.
Additionally, the use of brand colors, like Coca-Cola’s iconic red, and emotional phrases such as “A magical recipe,” foster high brand recall and emotional connection with consumers.
Plastic modular displays have proven to be a smart investment for brands seeking agility and efficiency without compromising visual impact. Some of their benefits include:Reduced setup and takedown times for mobile campaigns.
The transformation of retail spaces into communication and brand experience zones has made plastic modular displays a must-have in modern marketing toolkits.
With the ideal mix of form, function, and strategy, these displays are a winning solution for brands that want to be seen—and chosen.
“If a brand wants to stand out, it has to be where the consumer is already looking. And the right display makes that happen.”
— AIMWorldwide
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