Retail & Shopper Marketing Nepal

Shopper marketing focuses on influencing buyers at the point of purchase inside a retail environment. In Nepal, where organized retail is growing fast and shelf space competition is increasing, the brands that invest in visual merchandising consistently outsell those relying on product quality alone at the shelf.

Yes. We design all POS materials: shelf talkers, wobblies, standees, hanging mobiles, floor stickers, counter displays, and gondola end caps. We produce print-ready files and coordinate directly with local printing vendors to manage cost and quality.

We design structural mockups and production-ready files, then partner with trusted local fabricators to produce the finished units. We inspect samples before full production runs. This keeps our costs lower than agencies with in-house manufacturing while maintaining quality control.

Yes. A retail audit involves visiting your key trade outlets, photographing current shelf positions and competitor placements, documenting compliance gaps, and producing a prioritized action plan. Audits cover Kathmandu, Pokhara, and other cities depending on your distribution footprint.

We measure sales lift by comparing a set of trade outlets that receive the new merchandising against a control group that does not. This sales lift methodology is the most reliable way to attribute in-store uplift to visual changes rather than external factors.

Retail work is scoped by outlet count and geography, audit sample, display formats, production requirements, installation, and compliance checks. We define the outlet coverage and deliverables first, then separate strategy and design from fabrication and field costs.