Revamping the look of your brick-and-mortar store can give consumers a new reason to come through the door. Since your store sign is the first thing most shoppers will see, it's crucial to have the right look that will draw in your target audience. While this may not be all it takes to get customers to the point of sale, it is a strong first step. 

Small Business Trends offered a few tips for ensuring your sign is effective. First, make sure it's clean. After a long winter, your sign may have collected some dirt and grime, but a bit of elbow grease can have it gleaming like new. Replace any light bulbs that may have burned out, and apply a fresh coat of paint if necessary. If you haven't changed your sign in years, this could be the perfect occasion to give your storefront a makeover. A new look could entice shoppers to see what else you've changed.

After shoppers walk through your doors, they may expect to see a modern layout that accompanies your fresh, new sign. Creating a streamlined display that makes it easy for consumers to quickly find what they're looking for can help. According to The Motley Fool, dynamic pricing tools that allow retailers to instantly lower or raise product prices allow them to remain competitive. While this may be easier for ecommerce merchants, retail management systems can be used to adopt similar practices in brick-and-mortar locations.