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FOR MORE CLASSES VISIT<br>www.tutorialoutlet.com<br>Remember the last time you were in a supermarket and, on impulse, bought the bag of chips on the cardboard<br>display in the middle of the aisle? How about the unplanned 12-pack of Cola you picked up from the huge<br>mountain-like display on the end of the aisle? Do you also remember the bottlenecks as you tried to squeeze<br>your shopping cart through the aisles crowded with displays that waved, flashed, bounced, and spoke? If so,<br>you may not be surprised to learn that these point-of-purchase (POP) displays contribute mightily to product<br>sales. You may also not find it surprising that more retailers are "just saying NO" to bigger and flashier
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