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Can measuring footfall save the High Street?

21 July 202226 July 2022 admin 0 Comments Footfall, IoT, Outdoors, Retail Analytics

The retail sector is constantly changing and evolving. The pandemic and increasing online sales have badly affected high streets and

Footfall Counting Retail

Retail Staff Levels: Get them right and 93% of people more likely to buy

24 February 202224 February 2022 Jill Studholme Count People, Footfall, Sales Conversion, Store Traffic

Thousands of shoppers walk into stores looking for guidance on what to buy, but nearly 90 percent leave empty handed

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Turn your CCTV into a People Counting System

5 October 202122 October 2021 Retail Sensing 0 Comments Footfall, Virtual Machine

Do you have CCTV? If so we can turn it into the best counting system there is. No expensive infrastructure

Footfall Counting Retail

Traffic Up; Conversion Down?

7 September 202122 September 2021 Retail Sensing Count People, Footfall, Sales Conversion, Store Traffic

How do retailers measure the affects of advertising promotions? One obvious metric is sales. Has the store sold more stuff

Case Studies Outside Retail Vehicle Traffic Counting

Motorpoint monitor customer traffic with Retail Sensing vehicle counters

23 August 202118 May 2022 Retail Sensing 0 Comments Counting Cars, Outdoors, Store Traffic

In the 21 years since Motorpoint opened their first store in Derby, they have become the largest independent vehicle retailer

Identifying gender and age of potential customers

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Understand your retail audience

17 August 202123 August 2021 David Collins 0 Comments Artificial Intelligence, Computer Vision, Retail Audience

All retailers want to understand their customers. What pulls their audience’s attention, what gender are they, how old are they,

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Retail traffic counting improves staffing and sales

13 May 202128 May 2021 Retail Sensing Increase Sales, Staff Scheduling, Store Traffic

Using retail traffic counting, stores can more efficiently schedule staff and thus increase sales. When shoppers aren’t sure what to buy, and don’t get helpful advice from retail staff, 90% of them leave empty-handed, according to a recent consumer survey. A video retail traffic counter shows hourly, half-hourly or even 5-minute break-down of the number of people entering the store. The counts can be integrated with a workforce management system, making it easy to create better forecasts and staffing schedules

It gets worse. If the 90 percent of shoppers had received the help from shop assistants, 86 percent of them would have purchased even more than planned.