A launch people need to hold
Fashion, beauty, and anything where touch decides the sale.
A mobile pop up shop is a branded store built into a vehicle that parks where your customers already are: outside a retailer, on a shopping street, at a campus, or at an event. Visitors step in, handle the range, and buy or redeem, and the whole store moves to the next location the following day. Food Truck Promotions designs, builds, permits, staffs, and runs mobile pop up shops on vehicles we own.

Fashion, beauty, and anything where touch decides the sale.
Park beside the retailer and the gap between seeing and buying is half a block.
Three days of real sales data in a neighborhood, with nothing permanent signed.
A store for a weekend, in the city where the customers already are.
A Mobile Pop Up Shop in Practice
To launch its Skin Enhance Luminous Tinted Serum, Rose Inc took three custom-branded vehicles to London, Los Angeles, and New York. The build put the full range on a product display wall so visitors took it in from the queue and tried the serum at the wall, while the counter was kept for conversation and purchase. A QR scan earned a complimentary hot cocoa in cups printed in a range of skin tones, and guests left with exclusive gifts from Space NK and Sephora and a Rose Inc newspaper to read.
Read the Rose Inc case study
A mobile pop up shop is a branded store built into a vehicle that parks where your customers are, lets them handle and buy the product, and moves to the next location afterwards. It combines the retail build, the placement and permits, the point of sale, the staff, and the reporting in one vehicle that we own and run.
Where the city permits it, yes, and we build payment and inventory into the vehicle. Where street sales are not permitted, a redemption card to a nearby store achieves the same conversion and is often cleaner to track, because the retailer's register records the sale against the code the visitor received.
A pop up shop is for browsing and buying a range, so the build is product walls, a counter, and stock. A showroom is for demonstrating a product that needs explaining, so the build is a demo station and seating, and the staffing is specialists. Choose by what the visitor has to do.
From a weekend to a month. Longer runs improve cost per interaction, since the build is a fixed cost, and a month-long placement becomes a fixture people expect to find. Multi-city runs route the same build through several markets, which is where the mobile part earns its keep.
Six to eight weeks for one market with a wrap on an existing interior, because permits set the floor. Custom interior builds add roughly three weeks, additional cities add permit filings in parallel, and November and December dates in shopping districts fill early, so a holiday pop up should be briefed in late summer.