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Stereotypes / Pop-up store

Phases of the Innovation Cycle

Planning → Development

Development → Realisation

Support to farmers

Group of farmers

One-on-one

Goal

To test the attractiveness of a product and the willingness to pay before launching it on the market. 

Description

A pop-up store is an innovative tool for testing and refining business ideas in a real-world setting. As a temporary physical point of sale, it allows companies to experiment with product offerings, customer experiences, and market strategies. By engaging directly with customers, businesses can gather valuable insights into product appeal, pricing strategies, and consumer behavior. This hands-on feedback helps inform decisions on product development, marketing, and distribution ahead of a broader launch. Additionally, pop-up stores foster agility and creativity, encouraging businesses to prototype retail concepts, test new markets, and adapt quickly based on learnings. Their temporary nature makes them a cost-effective and impactful method for validating assumptions and reducing risk in product and market development.

Preparation times

2-4 days

Execution times

2-4 days

Materials needed

Depends on the individual situation; at the least the product(s) and a selling place/shop.