InMarket InSights COVID-19 Summer Travel
The COVID-19 pandemic has been difficult for both parents/guardians and students of all ages with more than 1.5 billion children worldwide affected by school closures this past spring. While schools around the country are assessing what “back to school” will look like for their individual institutions—including start dates and learning formats (online, in the classroom, or some combination of both)—preparations are in progress.
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InMarket InSights COVID-19 Summer Travel
As we kick off the official start of summer 2020, many are asking, “Where will Americans call paradise during the pandemic this summer?” While vacation plans are evolving due to COVID-19 concerns and an uncertain economy, they will clearly continue as Americans spend $101 billion on summer vacations per year. Many consumers rely on summer vacation to decompress and to take care of their mental health—making this year’s getaway perhaps the most important of all.
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InMarket InSights COVID-19 Behaviors Before and After
In an uncertain world, data matters. What consumers say and do are critical to understanding consumer behavior, and shows that how they feel about their environment might have an impact on their future decisions and behaviors.
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InMarket InSights 360 Analysis
As stay at home orders spread across the country in late Q1 2020, essential businesses such as grocery stores were among the few businesses permitted to remain open. As a known retailer of health-oriented products, specialty food items, and organic produce, Whole Foods has continued to serve the public during the pandemic and has implemented key modifications like special shopping hours for seniors, crowd control measures including social distancing rules and reduced hours to sanitize stores in an effort keep its customers and employees safe and healthy.
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InMarket InSights COVID-19:
With each passing week, the issue of reopening the economy—in particular, gyms—has been a divisive and hotly debated topic with some even protesting in front of fitness centers. It’s clear Americans are itching to return to their familiar routines. As stay-at-home orders are slowly being lifted and states are adopting a phased approach to reopening their economies, some Americans are gradually heading back to their fitness studio or gym of choice.
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InMarket InSights COVID-19:
When COVID-19 forced restaurants, bars, and other settings where alcohol is served to close or limit sales, we assumed alcohol sales would dry up. However, quite the opposite has happened: alcohol sales are flourishing. Alcoholic beverage sales jumped 55% in the third week of March YOY. In fact, Spirits sales grew 75%, wine by 66%, flavored malts and ciders by 42%, and beer by 34%. Regular patrons of restaurants, bars, and other venues with liquor find themselves looking for new ways to both socialize and enjoy their favorite beverage of choice - be it a zoom happy hour or dinner with family. As a result, the retail alcohol industry is booming, and new patterns are emerging as people adapt to the “new normal.” By observing the purchase trends of wine and spirits, we’ve found that consumers are gravitating towards value-priced brands during these times of economic uncertainty. In this report, we’ve leveraged InMarket’s data to rank the most popular spirits and wine brands that consumers are buying during the COVID-19 pandemic. |
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InMarket InSights COVID-19 Beer Brand Buzz
Americans’ thirst for alcohol has increased since the coronavirus pandemic began. While COVID-19 has stopped the restaurant and bar industries in their tracks, alcohol sales are still buzzing. According to Nielsen, alcoholic beverage sales jumped 55% in late March compared to the same time last year, and purchases are expected to increase as the crisis continues to unfold. While sales of liquor are soaring, beer sales are also accelerating, with YOY sales of 34%. Most notably, the beers that saw the greatest increases since the pandemic hit the U.S. have been budget-friendly brews with fewer carbs and calories. In this brief, we’ve tapped into InMarket’s data to rank the top ten beer brands that consumers are buying during the COVID-19 pandemic. |
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InMarket InSights COVID-19 Impact Report:
States across the country are beginning to slowly open, and while each state has set their own guidelines, many have implemented a phased approach to opening. As a result, we are beginning to see a new phase of the pandemic linked to America’s re-opening: hope. In this COVID-19 Impact Report, we explore the changes observed in consumer behavior and paint a picture of what today’s American homes look like by tracking the increase in purchases for key products/services pre and post pandemic. Specifically, we’ll reveal how consumers have evolved from the frenzied buying of essential goods at the start of the pandemic to settling in at home and adjusting to the “new normal.” |
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InMarket InSights Q1 2020 Foot Traffic Report
During a time when COVID-19 has undoubtedly impacted the lives of both consumers and businesses in the US, observing real-time foot traffic trends is vital: we can better understand how consumer behavior is changing, which allows brands to adapt quickly so they can maximize ROAS. InMarket leveraged first-party location data collected from 50MM+ monthly active smartphone users to map fluctuations during key events. We identified shopping dates and shifting consumer visitation patterns for retail categories most impacted by COVID-19. These insights allow brands to better support consumer demand through staffing and initiate conversations that engage shoppers during the moments that matter—while they are in the purchase process. |
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InMarket InSights Q1 2020 Look Back Retail Loyalty Report
COVID-19 has reshaped American life: the widespread adoption of social distancing and stay-at-home orders has resulted in the shut down of non-essential businesses, and could accelerate the closures of 100,000 retail locations by 2025. In an effort to evaluate the health and long-term viability of retailers, InMarket created a Loyalty Index Score (LIS). The InMarket LIS looks at the average number of visits over a set period of time and is a key indicator of each retailer’s ability to retain customers and grow lifetime value. Loyalty, combined with multi-channel strategies and a strong balance sheet, will help distinguish the survivors and those who will prosper through this crisis and beyond. |
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InMarket InSights Amazon Go Q4 2019 Report Card
In this InMarket InSights Report, we’ve used permission-based, first-party, SDK-derived location data from over 50 million Comscore-verified active users to analyze foot traffic patterns and historical data. We’re seeing how Amazon Go visitation patterns stack up against comparable categories as well as changes in visits over time. We looked at Amazon Go shoppers in Q4 2019 in comparison to Convenience, QSRs, and Grocery categories, and then and then analyzed this group’s foot traffic by day of week, and then visits by hour. |
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InMarket InSights COVID-19 QSRs Impact Report
COVID-19 has impacted every aspect of daily life—the way we travel, shop, work, and most importantly, eat. As a result of nationwide stay-at-home orders, restaurants in particular have been forced to adjust quickly to this new reality. Compounding the pressure on QSRs specifically is the strong association between sporting events and game day traditions be it pizza or wings. In fact, Yahoo recently reported a massive chicken wing surplus due to COVID-19 and the cancellation of the NCAA tournament—one of two events, including the Superbowl, correlated with a spike in chicken wing sales. QSRs are also generally key sponsors of major league sports and often launch relevant tie-in promotions. The cancellation and/or suspension of major sporting events has increased pressure on brands to act quickly and problem-solve creatively. Quick service restaurants have aggressively hit the airwaves highlighting “contactless services” and promoting drive-thru, takeout, pickup and delivery. While all restaurant visits are down around the country, we uncovered which QSRs in particular are faring during these uncertain times. |
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InMarket InSights Q1 2020 Retail Loyalty Report
In this InMarket InSights Report, we’ve used first-party, SDK-verified location data of over 50 million Comscore-verified active users to analyze foot traffic patterns, visitation history--including frequency and dwell time--and real world trends to show the biggest winners and losers. If you’re interested in how these loyalty index scores shake out across other categories, download the report! |
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InMarket InSights DMAs at Risk of Losing GAP
America’s malls are struggling due to evolving consumer behavior and declining visitation, forcing many retailers with mall-centric footprints to make changes: experimenting with business strategies in-store, restructuring finances, and shifting to data-driven, multi-channel strategies and services to keep up. Gap is making huge changes in order to stay in-step with the American consumer despite financial hurdles. In fact, prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, the clothing retailer announced that they’d be splitting the company in two and closing 230 stores in 2020. Additionally, Gap executives doubled-down on providing a truly frictionless shopping experience across in-store and digital. In order to understand Gap’s downsizing strategy, we’ve compared all of the DMAs in which it has locations in order to predict which areas are likely to have store closures. |
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InMarket InSights Covid-19 When to Shop and
In this brief, InMarket analyzed visitation data by hour to identify ideal times for consumers to visit grocery and big box retailers. Our analysis also includes how long consumers spent shopping during a visit, and how other considerations such as dedicated hours for “at-risk” shoppers and supply challenges may play a role in determining the best times for consumers to shop. |
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InMarket InSights Covid-19 Consumer and Shopping Behavior
As the leader in 360 intelligence and real-time activation, InMarket has observed how consumer patterns have been impacted by the outbreak, from purchase patterns to changes in trips to and from their homes. In this brief, we observed and analyzed purchase behavior seen through credit card/debit card transactions and sales data collected from our panel to examine what consumers purchased, and when, against this rapidly unfolding crisis. |
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InMarket inSights 360 Analysis Whole Foods
To drive higher foot traffic volume and loyalty, Whole Foods -- with the backing of Ecommerce giant Amazon -- has successfully reshaped their online-to-offline strategies and fine tuned their omnichannel initiatives. In order to help marketers understand the impact of these changes, InMarket has been measuring foot traffic patterns of consumers, both in and out of their locations. Observing these real-time movements is crucial, not only because it provides an in-depth dimension of visibility into Amazon’s blueprints for success, but ultimately helps predict outcomes for this mega grocer. |
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inMarket inSights Starbucks Happy Hour
People really love their Starbucks: in the U.S. alone, there are over 8,500 locations in operation, which earn over $24.7 billion in annual revenue. With no shortage of successful strategies to draw in customers, Starbucks recently launched their new happy hour program which offers customers a buy-one-get-one-free deal on any grande or larger handcrafted beverage on Thursdays from 2-7 PM. While this idea feels like it has all of the makings of a slam dunk success, we wanted to investigate just how successful this initiative was at getting more coffee drinkers through the doors. |
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inMarket inSights Amazon Go Q3 2019
In this inMarket inSights Report, we’ve used first-party, SDK-derived location data from over 50 million Comscore-verified active users to analyze foot traffic patterns, historic device data, and real world trends at scale. We’re seeing how Amazon Go visitation patterns stack up against stack up against comparable categories as well as view changes in visits over time. |
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inMarket inSights Q4 2019 P2PI Snapshots
Compares the dwell time and trip frequency (loyalty index) of top retailers in the quarterly reports analyzing consumer visitation patterns for the top retailers in the U.S. |
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inMarket inSights Q3 2019 P2PI Snapshots
Compares the dwell time and trip frequency (loyalty index) of top retailers in the quarterly reports analyzing consumer visitation patterns for the top retailers in the U.S. |
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inMarket inSights Q2 2019 P2PI Snapshots
Compares the dwell time and trip frequency (loyalty index) of top retailers in the quarterly reports analyzing consumer visitation patterns for the top retailers in the U.S. |
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inMarket inSights Low Income* Shoppers
While many categories of retailers are closing locations, discount chains are growing at a rapid pace. Many are also expanding their offerings to deliver a variety of goods in small, easy-to- navigate store formats. Big box chains like Walmart are taking note as they may be at risk of losing market share. To determine who’s winning this modern retail battle, we analyzed our exclusive, hyper-accurate location data from 50 million Comscore-verified active mobile device integrations to identify the top 5 retailers. Download the report to see the results! |
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inMarket inSights Q3 2019 Retail
With an estimated 75,000 stores expected to close by 2026, retailers are working harder than ever to find inventive ways to keep shoppers coming back. When shoppers are regularly returning, it’s a key indicator that the health of a business is in good shape. Customer retention is cheaper and potentially more lucrative than new customer acquisition, and businesses with high frequency index scores tend to be healthier and more efficient than their low-scoring counterparts.
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inMarket inSights Amazon and Kohl's
Amazon just introduced a new kind of partnership: Kohl’s announced on 7/8/2019 that it would now accept Amazon returns. Shoppers can now drop off their unwanted purchases at Kohl’s where on-site employees will pack and ship them on behalf of customers for faster and easier refunds. While the ease of returns is an attractive selling point to boost foot traffic for Kohl’s, Amazon’s yearly sale, Amazon Prime Days, began exactly one week later, drawing in even more feet through doors. While this partnership with Amazon feels like a win for Kohl’s, we investigated and measured exactly how much of a success this was for this department store chain. |
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inMarket inSights Q4 2019 Foot Traffic
The shopping frenzy for the holiday season is closer than you think, and we have the guide to help you plan for it. In this Q4 2019 report, we've used first-party location data from 50 million active smartphone users to map the highest foot traffic months during winter, and have surfaced key opportunities for brands from October to December. |
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inMarket inSights How Did Anti-Prime Day Competitors
Over 100MM Amazon Prime membership holders look forward to awesome deals on Amazon Prime Day each year, and it has become so successful that Amazon has doubled down and extended Prime Day to two days this year. While Amazon continues to rake in big bucks, competitors are also waging sales wars against this eCommerce behemoth by offering competitive rates to draw in “anti-Prime Day” shoppers. In this inMarket inSights Report, we took a look to see how successful three of Amazon’s biggest competitors were in attracting customers through their doors during this battle of the sales. Download the latest inMarket inSights Report Card to see the results! |
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inMarket inSights Where Vegetarian-Leaning Consumers
In this updated and expanded report, we’ve ranked the top ten grocery chains and top twenty QSRs and fast casual restaurants for vegetarian leaning consumers in order to reveal which businesses are most effectively taking advantage of this shift in demand. Check out the report to see the results! |
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inMarket inSights Father's Day 2019 Foot Traffic Predictions
While Mothers Day is revered as one of the biggest spending days of the year, Fathers Day is a more modest but growing market. Spending on Fathers Day in the U.S. has grown 70% (or $6.6 billion) over the past decade, and shoppers are expected to spend a record high of $16 billion for dads nationwide. As this day for dad increasingly becomes a bigger spending holiday, inMarket’s multiple years of first-party SDK derived location data has predicted the restaurant and retail chains that will receive the biggest boosts in consumer traffic this Father's Day. What we’ve uncovered is a comprehensive list of high performers and unexpected trends. Check out the report to see the results! |
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inMarket inSights Burger King Impossible Burger Report Card
Burger King made big headlines when it announced it would be testing The Impossible Whopper — featuring an entirely meatless patty created by plant-based food producer, Impossible Foods — in the St. Louis market. Burger King is expanding this menu offering nationwide, so we’ve analyzed visitation patterns to show the impact of the Impossible Whopper’s launch on test markets, and how it may affect this fast food chain nationwide as well. Check out the report to see the results! |
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inMarket inSights 360-Degrees Analysis: Whole Foods, Spring 2019
Since Amazon’s acquisition of Whole Foods in 2017, this natural-leaning grocer has seen numerous changes from the introduction of Amazon Lockers to the addition of Amazon Prime benefits. And as Amazon continues to evolve their strategy for Whole Foods, inMarket has used first-party, SDK derived always-on location data to observe visitation habits, frequency, dwell time, and purchasing trends to help marketers understand Amazon’s impact on this chain. Check out the report to see the results! |
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inMarket inSights P2Pi Q1 2019 Snapshots
Compares the dwell time and trip frequency (loyalty index) of top retailers in the first of what will be quarterly reports analyzing consumer visitation patterns for the top retailers in the U.S. Check out the first P2Pi report to see the results! |
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inMarket inSights Mother's Day 2019 Foot Traffic Predictions
Everyone loves mom, and not just because moms make the best home cooked dinners or know how to cheer you up when you’re down -- Mothers Day is one of the biggest spending days of the year, and that means huge opportunities for brands to drive revenue. Mothers Day spending is expected to reach a record high of $25 billion this year, and thanks to inMarket’s first-party SDK derived location data, we’ve predicted the restaurant and retail chains that will receive the largest bumps in consumer traffic this Mothers Day. Download the latest inMarket inSight to see the results! |
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inMarket inSights Q3 2019 Foot Traffic Predictions
Summer planning extends beyond Independence Day and Labor Day weekend -- In this Q3 2019 report, we're using first-party location data from 50 million monthly smartphone owners to map the months during summer, and have surfaced key opportunities for brands from July to September. Download the latest inMarket inSight to see the results! |
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inMarket inSights Q2 2019 Foot Traffic Predictions
Spring means warm weather, new growth, outdoor events, and more. With the thaw in full effect, where are shoppers going? In this Q2 2019 report, we're using first-party location data from 50 million monthly smartphone owners to map the months of spring. Download the latest inMarket inSight to see the results! |
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inMarket inSights Retail Loyalty Report: Winter 2019
From a marketing standpoint, customer retention is cheaper and potentially more lucrative than new customer acquisition. Businesses with high loyalty scores are typically healthier and more efficient than their low-scoring counterparts, as loyalty has historically been an excellent barometer for growth and decline. In this Loyalty Report, we're ranking the top 10 and bottom 10 non-grocery retailers based on customer loyalty from January 1 through February 28, 2019. Download the latest inMarket inSights Report Card to see the results! |
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inMarket inSights Amazon Goers vs No-Goers
In this inMarket inSights Report Card, we've used first-party, SDK derived location data to rank the top five and bottom five retail chains shoppers frequent when they're not at Amazon Go stores. We've used inMarket's database of over 50 million comScore verified monthly users to identify who are Amazon Goers and Amazon No-Goers, and then analyzed their foot traffic patterns to see where else they shop. Download the latest inMarket inSights Report Card to see where Amazon Goers shop! |
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inMarket inSights Kombucha Drinkers Report Card
In this inMarket inSights Report Card, we take a deeper dive into where kombucha drinkers shop using 50 million Comscore-verified monthly active users. Download the Report to find out more! |
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inMarket inSights Q1 2019 Grocery Loyalty Report
In this inMarket inSights Report Card, we rank the 25 grocery chains with the highest customer loyalty indexes using 50 million Comscore-verified monthly active users. Download the Report to find out more! |
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inMarket inSights Q1 2019 Foot Traffic Report
In this Q1 2019 report, we’re using first-party location data from 50 million monthly smartphone owners to map the first three months of the year.Through the lens of our massive historical data sets, we’ve identified the most important shopping dates based on heaviest foot traffic in each retail category. Download the Report to find out more! |
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inMarket inSights Toys "R" Us Shoppers: Where are they now?
In this inMarket inSights report, we’ve taken a look at where former Toys "R" Us shoppers have decided to take their business since the closing of the chain. Download the Report to find out more! |
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inMarket inSights Report Card: Amazon Go
In this inMarket inSights report, we’ve compiled the first-ever look at shopper behavior and visitation trends at Amazon Go stores in Seattle and Chicago. Download the Report to find out more! |
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inMarket inSights Report Card: Taco Bell Nacho Fries
Social media and blogs were frenzied with news, posting reviews about the product ranging from outstanding to catastrophic. But at inMarket, we’re not here to grade taste. Putting flavor aside, we’re more interested on if and how Nacho Fries are driving customers into Taco Bell restaurants. Through the lens of our first party location data platform, inMarket can provide an exclusive glimpse into the real world movements of consumers at scale. Download the Report to find out more! |
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inMarket inSights Q4 2018 Foot Traffic Predictions for CPG Brands
In this inMarket inSights Report Card, we took a look through the lens of our massive historical data sets and identified the most important shopping dates based on heaviest foot traffic in each retail category. Through this analysis, we've surfaced key opportunities for brands throughout November and December that normally go unnoticed. Download the Report to find out more! |
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inMarket inSights Health Supplement Users
In this inMarket inSights Report Card, we took a closer look at where health supplement users shop and dine. Do they stick with their goal of boosting health and vitality or are they only using supplements as an attempt to offset their indulgent restaurant habits? Download the Health Supplement User Report Card to find out! |
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inMarket inSights Whole Foods
The impact of Amazon on Whole Foods has been felt in a variety of ways. Increased microvisits, increased private label sales, and now... increased 4th of July foot traffic? In this inMarket inSights report, we've examined foot traffic at Whole Foods on Independence Day -- and the data might surprise you. Download the report to see the results! |
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inMarket inSights Year One Assessment:
Since taking control of Whole Foods, Amazon’s impact has been felt in a variety of ways -- from the addition of lockers for in-store pickup, to the juxtaposition of tech products next to common grocery items. In this inMarket inSights report, we've examined exactly what's changed at Whole Foods since the big acquisition -- from high level visitation habits, to what shoppers are actually buying. Download the report to see the results! |
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inMarket inSights Vegetarian Leaning Shopper Report
In this inMarket inSights report, we’ve ranked the top five grocery chains based on their attractiveness to vegetarian-leaning consumers, based on a combination of purchase history and visitation patterns. We first identified shoppers who have purchased meat alternatives including Boca Burger, Morning Star, Quorn and Beyond Meat thus far in 2018 — and then analyzed their grocery visitation patterns from January - May, 2018, to uncover where this group over-indexes versus the U.S. baseline. Download the report to see the results! |
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inMarket inSights Q3 Shopper Traffic Report
Q3 is bookended by two major holidays — Independence Day and Labor Day. In between, the hot summer months play host to a ton of shopping — as families escape the heat for the cool confines of their local mall, or to refresh the wardrobe during back-to-school shopping. We took a closer look at what retailers capatilized on this time period. Download the report to see the results! |
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inMarket inSights Report Card Restaurant Income
At inMarket, we’re constantly analyzing audience segments based on true consumer behaviors, so we can provide our partner agencies and brands with unmatched intelligence that boosts ad campaign efficiency. One of the largest segmentation categories that our partners ask for is income level — which has historically been a vital guide for brands to reach people who are most receptive to their message. With that in mind, we’ve ranked the 280 largest U.S. quick- and full-service restaurants based on median income level of its customer base. Download the report to see the results! |
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inMarket inSights Report Card Amazon Lockers
Through the lens of first party location data, we’ve segmented Whole Foods stores across the top 10 DMAs into two buckets — those with Amazon Lockers, and those without — to understand how they’re impacting visitation behaviors. Find out in the report! |
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inMarket inSights Report Card Dick's Sporting Goods
On 2/28/18, Dick’s Sporting Goods CEO Edward W. Stack announced that the retailer would end sales of assault-style rearms and high capacity magazines, and raise the minimum age to purchase a gun from 18 to 21. The move has been both praised and condemned by Americans on both sides of the issue — with those in favor of the new rules sending owers and donuts, and those opposed threatening to boycott the retailer all together. Has the decision effected foot traffic? Find out in the report! |
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inMarket inSights Report Card Late Night Dining
In this inMarket inSights Report Card, we’re using inMarket Location Data to take a deeper look into late night dining habits. Download now! |
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inMarket inSights Q2 Foot Traffic Report: Retail
In this inMarket inSights Report, we’re using inMarket Location Data to take a deeper look into the retail shopping habits that take place during Q2. Download now! |
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inMarket inSights Foot Traffic Report: Toys R Us
In this inMarket inSights Report, we’re using inMarket Location Data to take a deeper look into foot traffic at Toys R Us. Download now to see the results! |
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inMarket inSights Report Card: New Year's Resolutions
In this inMarket inSights Report, we’re using inMarket Location Data to take a deeper look into how long people stay with their New Year's Resolutions. Download now to see the results! |
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inMarket inSights Q1 Foot Traffic Report: Retail
In this inMarket inSights Report, we’re using inMarket Location Data to take a deeper look into the retail shopping habits that take place during Q1. Download now! |
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inMarket inSights Mapping The Holiday Shopping Season
In this inMarket inSights Report, we’re using inMarket Location Data to map the holiday shopping season and uncover hidden marketing opportunities. Download now to see what you may be missing! |
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inMarket inSights Report Card: Music Festivals
This three page inMarket inSights Report Card takes a deeper look into foot traffic and attendee income during the 2017 music festival season. |
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Generational Report Card: Grocery
In our six page generational foot traffic report for grocery, we’re using inMarket Location Data to examine the different grocery shopping habits of each generation. |
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inMarket inSights Report Card: Lidl
This inMarket inSights Report Card covers Lidl's expansion into the US and its effect on the competition. Download the report to find out if Lidl's expansion into the US has been successful! |
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inMarket inSights: Foot Traffic Report: Back to School
In this Back-to-School Foot Traffic Report, we’re utilizing inMarket Location Data to uncover visitation trends at U.S. retailers during July and August, 2017, and to compare that performance against the rest of the year. Download this six page report to see which retailers saw the greatest gains during the back to school rush. |
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inMarket inSights Report Card: Amazon and Whole Foods
Our first edition inMarket inSights Report Card covers the impact on foot traffic at Whole Foods since Amazon took control on 8/28 -- with a quick look at competitive grocers as well. |
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Summer 2017 Loyalty Report: Casinos
In this seven page Loyalty Report for Casinos, we’re using inMarket Location Data to examine which casinos have the best and worst customer loyalty. |
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Spring Loyalty Report: Grocery
In our three page Spring 2017 Loyalty Report for Grocery, we’re using inMarket Location Data to examine which grocery chains have the best customer loyalty. |
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Spring Loyalty Report: Restaurants
In our extended six page Spring 2017 Loyalty Report for Restaurants, we’re using inMarket Location Data to examine the best and worst FSRs and QSRs for customer loyalty. The restaurants on top are thriving, while those toward the bottom are dealing with closures, losses or even bankruptcy. |
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Spring Loyalty Report: Retail
In this four page report, we’re looking specifically at the retail industry, where each week it seems like there’s another round of mass store closures. But despite the “retail-pocolypse,” there are a few retailers that are expanding and thriving. What do they have in common? Loyal customers. In this report, we identify the top 10 and bottom 10 retailers for customer loyalty, based on inMarket location data. |
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Spring Training Foot Traffic Report for Restaurants
Spring Training is big business for many cities in Florida and Arizona, as teams and their fans make the annual pilgrimage out of the cold to celebrate baseball and sunshine. We’re interested in just how much economic impact spring training has on its host cities and businesses, and we’ve turned to mobile location data to tell the story. This two page report uses inMarket data to rank Florida and Arizona restaurant chains based on their share of visits (SOV) during spring training in March 2017. |
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Ranking Businesses Based on Generational Foot Traffic
Thanks to mobile location data, we can now understand where the big four age groups are shopping, dining and doing business en masse. This seven page report ranks businesses from various categories -- like retail, restaurants and finance -- based on their saturation with each generation, and examines major trends within each cohort. |
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The United Debacle A Foot Traffic Analysis
When the United “drag-off” incident occurred, we decided to measure any changes in foot traffic across the airline's hubs in Denver, Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Washington, DC -- where they don't share terminals with other airlines. The results were fascinating. |
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