Retail Economics When Footfall No Longer Predicts Revenue
Retail Economics: When Footfall No Longer Predicts Revenue For much of modern retail history, footfall—the number of people walking into a store—functioned as a proxy for commercial success. Mall operators reported it, investors tracked it, and retailers optimized for it. The implicit assumption was simple: more visitors meant more sales. That assumption is now breaking […]
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