Our recent day at SUP-X, a start up expo held in Fort Lauderdale, FL was fantastic! Lots of interest in Create Disruptive Retail. Many visitors to our booth have enjoyed experiences with disruptive retail,  such as shopping at a Pop Up Store, Food Truck or using an Interactive Kiosk, and they added personal details to our conversations on design, retail, online and offline shopping and technology.

In this “before” photo, I’m gearing up for the crowd with complimentary issues of Simply the Best magazine that include our articles on disruptive retail, designer cloth bags from ShopSmall  as Gustie Creative is a Neighborhood Champion each November and Google Daydream VR to view our design projects.

Karen Herman of Gustie Creative SUP-X 2018

In the “after” photo below, everything is gone! I had a great time introducing people to Create Disruptive Retail by using the voice assistant on their smartphone. Try it…ask your voice assistant to go to “PS Pop Up Store” and you will land there :-)

We even pulled out Cardboard because so many people wanted to try VR to view our disruptive retail design projects.

Gustie Creative SUP-X End of Show 2018

SUP-X was an awesome day all around for our team! If you are interested in learning more about Gustie Creative and disruptive retail, visit Create Disruptive Retail  and contact us with any questions.

Cheers!

Karen

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About the Author: Karen Herman

Karen Herman is CEO of Gustie Creative, an award-winning, full-service design consultancy that specializes in Disruptive Retail solutions across physical locations and online platforms. Karen helps owners, operators and stakeholders grow brands, businesses and nonprofits with flexible and functional design, retail and marketing solutions. Karen is the author of “Solutions for Disrupting Disruption” and “The Definitive Guide to Disruptive Retail Experiences.” Her latest book, "The Disruptive Retail Field Guide" will be available in January 2027. She supports design innovation as a member of the Authors Guild, The Clayton Christensen Institute and the RetailWire BrainTrust. Karen blogs about design, disruption, innovation, strategy, retail and technology.