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How did Chipotle and sweetgreen fare in the second quarter of 2024 – and what are they doing right? We dove into the data to find out.
How did Petco and PetSmart, the two big-box leaders of the pet sector, fare in early 2024? We dove into the data to find out.
In June 2024, Placer.ai released three white papers. Below is a taste of our findings from Brewing Success: Winning Strategies for Coffee Chains - For more data-driven consumer research, visit our resource library.
June 16th, 2024 was Father’s Day – and sons and daughters nationwide took the opportunity to show their dad some appreciation. Find out how Father’s Day retail and dining foot traffic compared to that of Mother’s Day.
With summer nearly upon us, we dove into the data to see how the return-to-office fared in May 2024. Did the post-pandemic visit recovery trajectory observed in April continue apace? And which major regional hub saw the most YoY visit growth?
With summer upon us, we dove into the data to explore Memorial Day foot traffic trends. How did people spend the long weekend? And how did major dining and retail categories fare on the holiday?
How did Mother’s Day impact retail and dining foot traffic this year? We dove into the data to find out.
Recent survey data shows that many employees - and companies - prefer a hybrid work approach. But what’s happening on the ground? We checked in with our Nationwide and regional Office Indexes to find out.
Q1 2024 visits data for leading chains like Texas Roadhouse, Applebee's, and Fleming Steakhouse shows that full-service restaurants traffic is recovering.
Breakfast boosted visits at Denny's and Wendy's in Q1 2024.
Restaurant Brands International and Yum! Brands own and operate some of the biggest brands in the QSR and Fast Casual space. How are players like Burger King and Taco Bell performing in 2024? We find out.
In March, location intelligence indicated that the office recovery needle was starting to move once again. But what’s happened since then? Has the momentum worn off, or is RTO still trending on the ground?