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7 Ways to Use Your Proprietary Data in Site Selection

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8 7 Ways to Use Your Proprietary Data in Site Selection Copyright ©2023 Tango. All rights reserved. Similar to store attribute data, site characteristic data can have a huge impact on your performance in a trade area, and it should play a role in your location strategy. This is more about evaluating the visibility and accessibility of the site itself, since that affects the store's ability to access the demand in the trade area. The less visible your store is, the fewer "impressions" you'll get as people spend time nearby. And the less accessible it is, the more friction people experience when they decide they want to visit your business. While there are some concrete site selection criteria you can use here, this can be a bit subjective, too. Since there are numerous variables, you may use a rating system to create more general comparisons. This aspect of site selection can feel more like a "homework assignment," but the more you do it, the easier it becomes. Perhaps the most subjective component is evaluating the site's strategic positioning. How well does it align with your business goals? Is it close to complementary businesses or services? Is it near popular attractions and activities, like schools, sports facilities, or movie theaters? 4. Assess site characteristics

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