How to present products, prices and offers on retail digital signage

Four commercial messages and how to present them

Start with the structure of each slide: one clear product, one key price and—if there is a discount—the original price next to the promotional price so the saving is obvious at a glance. Use large fonts and little text; visual hierarchy should put product and price ahead of the rest of the message.

Distinguish a product discount (struck-through original + new price) from a general promotion ("Up to -30%"), which works as a hook but then needs concrete product slides. New arrivals can appear as an example of a commercial message, but the broader catalogue of content types belongs in /en/magazine/retail/in-store-digital-signage-content-ideas.

Four-slide practical example

What each slide accomplishes

Each slide has a different commercial job. The featured product slide gives a clear, single focus: one item, one price. The discount slide communicates savings by showing the reference price next to the reduced price. The new arrival slide signals novelty, helping customers notice recently added products. The general promotion slide creates a broader price impression that can draw people into specific departments. Together they form a simple, effective rotation that covers different needs without overwhelming the viewer.

Make prices and promotions easy to understand

Clarity is the most important editing rule for retail screens. Show one key price per slide, use large fonts that are readable from a distance, and avoid excessive text. For discounts, always display the original price alongside the promotional price so the value is immediately visible. A general promotion like "Up to -30%" works best as a quick attention grabber, but it should be followed by product-specific slides that give concrete details.

Update campaigns without reprinting

Digital signage removes the operational burden of printed promotions. When a product changes, a price is adjusted, or a promotion ends, the content on the screen can be updated in minutes instead of designing, printing, and replacing physical materials. This allows retailers to keep information accurate and test different messages without additional production costs. The same screen can serve multiple commercial goals throughout the day, from morning new arrivals to evening discounts.

Using iMediaGO

iMediaGO is designed to help retail teams create, update, and publish exactly this kind of screen content. You can build slide rotations like the four-slide example above, adjust prices and messages whenever needed, and send campaigns to displays without technical complexity. It fits into the workflow of a busy store while keeping the content focused on what matters: products, prices, offers, and new arrivals.