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Article Check - Retail Intelligence - Improving Sales Through CCTV Systems
Your business is constantly changing. We hear this once in a while, so it sounds familiar and probably true. But if you are to remember those special periods in which the world seemed all different, you will notice that it takes a moment to find such a period, not too long ago.The moments you have traced were probably those you had bought something new; such as a video recorder, that made it possible to save prec
In malls, areas with the heaviest foot traffic are the costliest to rent. In stores, the same areas are where latest or the most steeply-priced products are displayed. Dreams knew this, and thus had CCTV systems mounted.
Why Count People?
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Security Versus Sales
The British bed store, Dreams, had CCTV systems installed for two reasons: the first, marketing; the second, security.
Dreams' use video surveillance shows a strong trend surfacing in the market in recent years. Stores put up CCTV systems not so much to prevent losses, but to increase sales. This is a logical move. While shoplifters and negligent employees cause stores to lose money, these losses are minimal compared to loss of potential earnings.
Monitoring Foot Traffic
Foot traffic is important to business owners and managers, and this is where CCTV systems come in. Cameras map store traffic. They show patterns of movement from department to department, from floor to floor. They show, for example, where customers are most likely to pass to get to Department X after exiting Department Z.
In malls, areas with the heaviest foot traffic are the costliest to rent. In stores, the same areas are where latest or the most steeply-priced products are displayed. Dreams knew this, and thus had CCTV systems mounted.
Why Count People?
In 2002, there wasn’t much interest for Kindness in business, and some business people would question, “What does kindness have to do with business, anyway?” Is this a for real question or just to prove a point? Or perhaps they couldn’t figure out what being kind really had to do with business. Or perhaps the word was a jargon word, an unfamiliar language.If you look at the Customer Service or the People Departme
Dreams' use video surveillance shows a strong trend surfacing in the market in recent years. Stores put up CCTV systems not so much to prevent losses, but to increase sales. This is a logical move. While shoplifters and negligent employees cause stores to lose money, these losses are minimal compared to loss of potential earnings.
Monitoring Foot Traffic
Foot traffic is important to business owners and managers, and this is where CCTV systems come in. Cameras map store traffic. They show patterns of movement from department to department, from floor to floor. They show, for example, where customers are most likely to pass to get to Department X after exiting Department Z.
In malls, areas with the heaviest foot traffic are the costliest to rent. In stores, the same areas are where latest or the most steeply-priced products are displayed. Dreams knew this, and thus had CCTV systems mounted.
Why Count People?
Too many organisations search for a "silver bullet" to fix their human resource problems. They search for a singular, narrow approach to improve performance when a broad holistic approach is required. The result of focusing on a narrow approach to improve performance is unintended consequences delivering reduced performance instead.For the human resources of an organisation to perform well, the organisation needs
Monitoring Foot Traffic
Foot traffic is important to business owners and managers, and this is where CCTV systems come in. Cameras map store traffic. They show patterns of movement from department to department, from floor to floor. They show, for example, where customers are most likely to pass to get to Department X after exiting Department Z.
In malls, areas with the heaviest foot traffic are the costliest to rent. In stores, the same areas are where latest or the most steeply-priced products are displayed. Dreams knew this, and thus had CCTV systems mounted.
Why Count People?
Now that you have your list, you will be ready to go. You should also have a reason to call each of the people on the list. For example, I put on a breakfast seminar and wanted to invite my top customers to the event. This gave me a good excuse to send an email, and follow-up with a phone call. Even if the person was not in the office, I left a message to call me back. The event was a good reason to call and also to see
In malls, areas with the heaviest foot traffic are the costliest to rent. In stores, the same areas are where latest or the most steeply-priced products are displayed. Dreams knew this, and thus had CCTV systems mounted.
Why Count People?
Background checks are part of pre-employment screening, pre-business screening, bad debt situations, divorce situations, and many other personal queries. Identity checks, criminal history checks, motor vehicle queries, verification of educational qualifications, employment verification, bankruptcy status, and credit reports are some of the areas that might be checked.Such checks are vital to a business agency or
In malls, areas with the heaviest foot traffic are the costliest to rent. In stores, the same areas are where latest or the most steeply-priced products are displayed. Dreams knew this, and thus had CCTV systems mounted.
Why Count People?
Stores count visitors to monitor sales. A decline in foot traffic could only mean one thing: reduced sales. After all, with fewer people entering stores, fewer purchases would be made. CCTV systems, used together with need-specific software, are able to alert owners and managers to decreases in visitor density. These people could, in turn, take corrective action.
Uses of CCTV Systems in Marketing
1. Pinpointing desirable location
Cameras can show which areas draw the most visits from people. Decision-makers can use this data to evaluate the impact of decoration themes or adjust rent in relation to traffic value.
2. Revealing the hold factor
The "hold" factor is the ability of any merchandise or store area to make customers stay. CCTV systems can provide answers to questions like:
a) How long do customers stay inside one section of the store?
b) Which area or item do they take the most time to look at?
3. Optimizing promotional spending
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