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I think you have a good point. The simple act of keeping items merchandised and in the public eye probably accomplishes quite a bit.

I was actually just thinking about this after reading an article in the
NY Times about why we eat. The article focuses on research by Professor Brian Wansink’s. It turns out (unsurprisingly) that we tend to eat more when there’s food right in front of us. I think there’s a strong parallel here to the power of merchandising. If we see a nice display of books when we walk into the library we’re more likely to “consume” what we see.

I’d also say though that once we’ve taken that first step of displaying our materials, we can further improve our customers’ experience, and promote increased circulation, but doing progressively more attractive and dynamic displays. I guess each library needs to decide on their own point of diminishing returns when putting time and energy into merchandising. I remember a quote that went something like, “A good poem is never finished, only abandoned.” I suppose the same could be said for a good display