[Podo System] Same Screen, Same Day? How to Swap Your Store Monitor by Time of Day
2026-10-30 · 조회 57 · 댓글 0
Title: Same Screen, Same Day? How to Run Store Monitors That Change by Time of Day
Body:
Take a café as an example. At 8 a.m., customers look for "What comes out fast?"; at 2 p.m., they look for "a dessert to enjoy while sitting for a bit"; and at 7 p.m., they look for "something to take home after work." It would be a shame if the screen showed the same single menu all day.
Podo System is a digital signage solution that manages the scheduling and content of in-store screens. Here is how to run different screens for different times of day.
1. Divide the day. Three segments, morning, lunch, and evening, are enough to start.
2. Decide what to show in each segment. For example, a simple set in the morning, popular menu items at lunch, and takeout and reservation information in the evening.
3. Assign time slots in the schedule. You no longer need to bring a USB drive to make changes each time.
4. Watch for a few days, then refine the wording and order.
Checklist to review in advance
- Have you narrowed each segment's key message down to one?
- Do the switch times match actual customer flow?
- Have you separately decided on information to show all day (such as business hours)?
When the screen changes with the time, customers immediately find "the information I need right now." You don't need to get it perfect from the start. Try changing just one segment first.
If you are curious about time-based scheduling, please contact CANCO.
Body:
Take a café as an example. At 8 a.m., customers look for "What comes out fast?"; at 2 p.m., they look for "a dessert to enjoy while sitting for a bit"; and at 7 p.m., they look for "something to take home after work." It would be a shame if the screen showed the same single menu all day.
Podo System is a digital signage solution that manages the scheduling and content of in-store screens. Here is how to run different screens for different times of day.
1. Divide the day. Three segments, morning, lunch, and evening, are enough to start.
2. Decide what to show in each segment. For example, a simple set in the morning, popular menu items at lunch, and takeout and reservation information in the evening.
3. Assign time slots in the schedule. You no longer need to bring a USB drive to make changes each time.
4. Watch for a few days, then refine the wording and order.
Checklist to review in advance
- Have you narrowed each segment's key message down to one?
- Do the switch times match actual customer flow?
- Have you separately decided on information to show all day (such as business hours)?
When the screen changes with the time, customers immediately find "the information I need right now." You don't need to get it perfect from the start. Try changing just one segment first.
If you are curious about time-based scheduling, please contact CANCO.
Share this post
Inquiries & Consultation
Contact Us
Comments 0
Be the first to leave a comment.