shelf shout
n.— «Tienen que producir lo que en la jerga se llama el “grito en la góndola” (shelf shout). Sus marcas tienen que ser visibles, deseables y convincentes para que el consumidor las tome y las deposite en sus carritos de compra.» —“Las marcas sólo tienen 3 segundos para llamar la atención” by Chris Nurko InfobaeProfesional (Argentina) Apr. 18, 2005. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
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