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Schools and Degrees

To make it as a successful product displayer, post-secondary education in the subject may be of help. One would either need a diploma or an associate’s or bachelor’s degree in the subject. Universities and colleges provide curricula on the subject and a suitable qualification can be obtained from there.

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Training and Education

Education or job training for employees typically involves moderate-term on-the-job training. At least 55% of product displayers had a degree of four or more years. About 31% of workers had some college below a bachelor's degree. An estimated 14% of employees had just a high-school diploma.


Job Overview

A product displayer has the accountability to display or present products in order increase their sales. This could include displaying products to match the brand image of the company or decorating the store in a Christmas or any other special theme.


Job Requirements

Training is an important requirement for product displayers. They receive most of the training on the job. It is important for a product displayer to have knowledge about the sales and marketing principles and strategy for exhibiting and promoting products.

Product displayers need to be able to analyze the requirements to produce a design for product display. They also need to have an idea about the installation of programs, machines and equipment to meet the qualifications for product display.

Product displayers need to have original and unusual ideas regarding a given situation or concept. Creativity is extremely essential, as they need to be able to find ways to display products in order to attract more customers.


Nature of Work

Product displayers get as much information as they can about the product and understand what the objectives are for a particular product display assignment. Then they visualize and design their idea. Once the objective is fixed, they organize materials, equipment and men to execute it. They set up displays with necessary help and make sure the price is visible.

Product displayers generally work in well lit, clean and comfortable work settings. They have to physically move dummies, mannequins and other equipment and tools necessary for product display. They work with scissors, knives and other objects.


Area Job Conditions

The cities with the most product displayers per capita are Topeka (Kansas), Monroe (Louisiana), and Bend (Oregon), while the worst cities are Toledo (Ohio), Jackson (Mississippi), and Durham (North Carolina).

The highest salaries for workers are in and around Winston-Salem (North Carolina), Grand Rapids (Michigan), and Athens (Georgia). The lowest-paying areas are Lafayette (Indiana), Sherman (Texas), and Michigan City (Indiana).


Part-Time and Self Employment

An estimated 17% of product displayers work part-time. An estimated 29% of workers were self-employed.


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Product Displayers by Metropolitan Area (city and its surroundings)

In the table below, a Job Density near 0% means the area has an average number of people in this occupation, for its population. A higher or lower Job Density (e.g., +22% or -45%) tells you there are that many more or fewer workers of that type there than in the average US metro area. So, the higher the number, the more common the occupation.

Alabama

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Auburn $19,000 40 +139%
Birmingham $30,000 280 +31%
Mobile $19,000 150 +102%
Montgomery $23,000 90 +31%

Alaska

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Anchorage $31,000 100 +42%
Fairbanks $26,000 30 +154%

Arizona

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Phoenix $26,000 1,340 +73%
Prescott $26,000 40 +92%
Yuma $25,000 40 +86%

Arkansas

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Fayetteville $48,000 320 +271%
Jonesboro $23,000 50 +182%
Little Rock $24,000 50 -67%

California

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Bakersfield $30,000 80 -28%
Fresno $32,000 170 +23%
Los Angeles $31,000 2,570 +44%
Modesto $26,000 130 +100%
Oakland $29,000 790 +80%
Oxnard $33,000 160 +25%
Redding $24,000 40 +71%
Riverside $26,000 700 +32%
Sacramento $29,000 300 -21%
Salinas $27,000 60 -11%
San Diego $34,000 420 -27%
San Francisco $33,000 410 -6%
San Jose $28,000 220 -44%
Santa Ana $27,000 1,620 +153%
Santa Barbara $32,000 110 +56%
Santa Rosa $30,000 90 +23%
Vallejo $34,000 60 +21%
Visalia $23,000 30 -46%

Colorado

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Colorado Springs $28,000 80 -26%
Denver $26,000 930 +70%

Connecticut

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Bridgeport $30,000 230 +24%
Danbury $33,000 40 +49%
Hartford $28,000 270 +8%
New Haven $31,000 80 -32%
Waterbury $34,000 40 +50%

Delaware

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Wilmington $26,000 200 +42%

District of Columbia

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Washington $32,000 670 -37%

Florida

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Cape Coral $26,000 130 +59%
Fort Lauderdale $30,000 250 -18%
Jacksonville $30,000 110 -58%
Lakeland $20,000 130 +63%
Miami $27,000 430 0%
Orlando $25,000 230 -48%
Palm Bay $23,000 90 +8%
Pensacola $30,000 50 -20%
Sarasota $26,000 40 -62%
Tampa $32,000 390 -22%
West Palm Beach $29,000 160 -29%

Georgia

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Albany $26,000 40 +66%
Atlanta $26,000 1,030 +1%
Augusta $22,000 110 +26%
Columbus $32,000 40 -12%
Macon $24,000 40 +9%

Hawaii

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Honolulu $28,000 520 +172%

Idaho

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Boise $28,000 70 -38%

Illinois

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Chicago $29,000 1,360 -18%
Peoria $28,000 50 -30%
Rockford $37,000 40 -32%

Indiana

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Evansville $24,000 50 -31%
Gary $27,000 60 -48%
Indianapolis $26,000 490 +25%
South Bend $27,000 80 +49%

Iowa

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Cedar Rapids $28,000 80 +38%
Davenport $29,000 50 -37%
Des Moines $28,000 250 +76%

Kansas

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Wichita $29,000 120 -3%

Kentucky

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Lexington $24,000 160 +56%
Louisville $24,000 140 -47%

Louisiana

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Baton Rouge $23,000 160 -1%
Monroe 40 +31%
New Orleans $29,000 90 -61%
Shreveport $29,000 50 -34%

Maine

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Bangor $29,000 70 +192%
Portland $28,000 190 +123%

Maryland

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Baltimore $28,000 460 -20%
Bethesda $28,000 200 -21%

Massachusetts

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Boston $32,000 780 +2%
Brockton $38,000 90 +147%
Framingham $33,000 150 +119%
New Bedford $29,000 80 +214%
Peabody $39,000 100 +141%
Springfield $38,000 110 -14%
Taunton $26,000 80 +371%
Worcester $33,000 100 -7%

Michigan

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Detroit $31,000 270 -8%
Grand Rapids $26,000 440 +169%
Lansing $28,000 100 +19%
Warren $25,000 260 -45%

Minnesota

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Mankato $20,000 70 +221%
Minneapolis $34,000 1,220 +56%

Mississippi

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Jackson $28,000 30 -72%

Missouri

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Joplin $19,000 40 +27%
Kansas City $30,000 310 -30%
St Louis $26,000 720 +22%

Nebraska

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Omaha $28,000 170 -17%

Nevada

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Las Vegas $24,000 680 +83%
Reno $25,000 220 +172%

New Jersey

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Atlantic City $32,000 60 -1%
Camden $34,000 350 +53%
Edison $30,000 1,400 +210%
Newark $36,000 410 -7%
Trenton $30,000 60 -38%

New Mexico

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Albuquerque $34,000 110 -34%

New York

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Albany $31,000 170 -13%
Binghamton $26,000 50 +8%
Buffalo $30,000 130 -46%
Nassau $35,000 600 +8%
New York $38,000 2,110 -8%
Poughkeepsie $34,000 130 +23%
Rochester $29,000 360 +63%
Syracuse $30,000 100 -26%
Utica $28,000 40 -23%

North Carolina

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Charlotte $34,000 140 -63%
Greensboro $27,000 70 -55%
Hickory $23,000 40 -35%
Raleigh $25,000 150 -33%
Wilmington $26,000 60 +6%

North Dakota

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Bismarck $22,000 130 +406%
Fargo $26,000 60 +19%

Ohio

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Akron $27,000 100 -28%
Canton $21,000 40 -43%
Cincinnati $24,000 530 +19%
Cleveland $24,000 280 -38%
Columbus $29,000 670 +66%
Toledo $27,000 40 -68%
Youngstown $24,000 40 -59%

Oklahoma

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Oklahoma City $27,000 90 -64%
Tulsa $29,000 50 -73%

Oregon

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Bend $27,000 70 +183%
Eugene $26,000 140 +139%
Medford $27,000 40 +29%
Portland $37,000 1,330 +196%
Salem $31,000 40 -36%

Pennsylvania

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Allentown $27,000 100 -33%
Harrisburg $24,000 100 -28%
Lancaster $32,000 40 -60%
Philadelphia $34,000 240 -71%
Pittsburgh $26,000 460 -9%
Scranton $26,000 60 -47%
York $27,000 40 -46%

Rhode Island

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Providence $32,000 200 -18%

South Carolina

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Charleston $28,000 60 -52%
Columbia $29,000 130 -14%
Greenville $26,000 50 -61%

South Dakota

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Rapid City $23,000 70 +179%
Sioux Falls $23,000 140 +141%

Tennessee

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Knoxville $23,000 120 -17%
Memphis $31,000 290 +7%
Nashville $27,000 180 -45%

Texas

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Austin $27,000 370 +7%
Beaumont $23,000 30 -56%
College Station $24,000 30 -20%
Corpus Christi $25,000 120 +59%
Dallas $29,000 1,470 +59%
El Paso $24,000 120 +2%
Fort Worth $28,000 550 +45%
Houston $23,000 2,050 +77%
Laredo $21,000 110 +250%
Longview $21,000 40 +3%
Mcallen $23,000 100 +2%
San Antonio $26,000 700 +83%
Wichita Falls $27,000 40 +86%

Utah

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Ogden $25,000 70 -17%
Provo $26,000 100 +39%
Salt Lake City $35,000 660 +148%

Vermont

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Burlington $30,000 100 +118%

Virginia

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Roanoke $32,000 100 +53%
Virginia Beach $30,000 280 -16%

Washington

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Bellingham $27,000 30 +2%
Kennewick $24,000 100 +145%
Seattle $32,000 1,060 +72%
Spokane $30,000 80 -8%
Tacoma $30,000 120 +6%

West Virginia

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Charleston $25,000 30 -51%

Wisconsin

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Eau Claire $24,000 50 +70%
Green Bay $29,000 70 -1%
Madison $28,000 90 -39%
Milwaukee $25,000 660 +81%

Wyoming

City and Area Median Salary Employees Job Density
Cheyenne $21,000 50 +213%
*FOOTNOTES: Job Facts salary and numbers data is based on US Department of Labor Statistics data for 2011. Other data on page may be from earlier years. Typical salary is given as median salary, where 50% in the job make more and 50% less. Salary range is Job Hunt's estimates of typical starting salary as being at the 10th percentile of reported pay and typical top end salary, for the most senior workers, as being at the 90th. Job openings is an estimate of new jobs every year due to growth plus those leaving the field. Where NA is given data is not available. Suggested studies is based on Job Hunt research, suggesting a minimum degree level that is judged to offer the best opportunities for entry-level employment. This Merchandise Displayers schools and career page was originally researched by CityTownInfo.com.