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• Why Measure Footfall
  • What drives your sales?
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• Fall in Retail Activity Hits New Plateau - Not Expected to Get Much Worse


• March Piles More Gloom on the High Streets


• Retail Footfall Suffers Badly over Easter Fortnight


• Poor Easter Fortnight for Retail Predicted; Shoppers Down 5.2% on Easter 2007


• RTI Figures Show North/South Divide Continuing; Shopper Behaviour Changing


• RTI Figures for January Show Opening Up of North/South Divide


• Final RTI Figures for December Explain Early Sales


• “Sale of all Sales” Creates Record Shopper Surge


• Shoppers Treat Retailers to Some Extra Goodwill on Christmas Eve


• Bumpy Christmas Points to New Year’s Bargains


• Crunch, What Crunch? Shopper Numbers Up.


• Shopper Numbers Slip on Last Year’s


• Synovate Acquires Retail Specialist SPSL


• Retail Footfall Tracks Last Year, But Strongly Up Week on Week


• Retail Footfall Holding Up Well


• Retail Psychologist Says Stow Festive Themes until Closer to Christmas


• Rugby, F1 and now even Retail Disappointment


• Time for Retailers to Show Their Mettle


• Bank Holiday Flop for Retailers


• Retailers Stave-off Consumer Tipping Point but for How Long?


• The Mixed Messages of June Footfall


• Shopping Rained-Off in May


• April Bloomed in Store


• It's Spring Time for Retail


• The Luck's Gone Out of Retailing


• January: A Quick Burst of Sale Fever Followed by Retail Restraint


• A Year of Rebalance and Resilience


• December’s Retail Verdict: Shopper Numbers Hit SPSL’s Forecast


• Promising Start to the Sales, Says SPSL


• Christmas Rush Peaks Earlier Than Predicted, Says SPSL


• Christmas Rush Continues, But Still Behind 2005, Says SPSL


• Christmas ‘Rush Curve’ Continues to Outpace 2005 Says SPSL


• Christmas Shopping Over the Weekend Overtakes Last Year Says SPSL


• Christmas Retail ‘Rush Curve’ Now Faster Than Last Year Says SPSL


• Christmas Retail Rush Starts At Last Claims SPSL


• Christmas No Retail Disaster Yet Says SPSL


• Placid October Makes Way for ‘Carpe Diem’ Christmas


• Christmas trading will not deliver the respite that UK retail craves


• Credit-Stretched Consumers Curb Their Shopping


• Interest Rate Rise Hits Retail Hard


• Consumer Supertanker Finds New Cruising Speed


• SPSL Wins GLA Tender


• Retail Think Tank warns of fragile and nervous prospects for retail


• Congestion Zone Analysis Defeated by 7/7


• KPMG and SPSL Jointly Launch The Retail Think Tank


• Retailers Endure World Cup Blues in June


• UK Retailers Suffer At the Hands of Portugal


• Shopper Numbers Suggest More Believe England Can Win


• Shopper Numbers Back in the Red but Decline May Be Slowing


• April Shopper Numbers Uplift ‘Just a Distortion’


• Quietest Easter Fortnight This Decade


• A Late Easter Fails to Lift Retail Downturn


• Flip in Spending Causes Quietest February for Retailers


• Shopper Numbers Downturn Continues


• Valentine’s Day Shows New Year Spending


• Retailers Must Tighten Up, Toughen Up or Break the Mould.


• February Shopping Still Buoyant


• Interest Rates Bite as Retail Limps Into 2005


• Sales' season starts with a bang, but the surge doesn't last long


• Shoppers Still Keep Retailers Guessing


• Christmas Retailers ‘Work for It’


• London’s Retail Slump Ends


• KPMG: retailers still waiting for Christmas trading to accelerate


• Confounding Christmas Build-Up Has Begun


• Still much to play for in the run up to Christmas


• Worst October Shopper Numbers Since Records Began


• Shopping Squeeze Continues in September


• No Quick Fix for Oxford Street


• London Shopper Numbers No Better


• Shopper Numbers Down Again


• London Shopper Numbers Still Falling


• A Difficult July for Retail


• Shoppers Show ‘Ongoing Threat’ effect


• Latest Bombings Rock London Retail


• First Week’s Figures Prove Londoners’ Defiance


• London Bounces Back


• Bomb Attacks Hit Retail


• Early Summer Sales Lift Retail …For Now


• Easter Unease Ends Miserable March


• Early Easter a Challenge for Retailers


• CHRISTMAS SHOPPING BUILDS MOMENTUM


• Retailers’ Hold-the-Line Strategy is Working


• Christmas Goes To the Wire


• On The Last Days of Christmas…


• SPSL wins O2 contract


• Short, Sharp, Sizzle Campaigns Fail to Spark Christmas Shopping, but no Freeze is Forecast


• Shopping Spree Continues into June


• Shopper Numbers Continue to Rise, but House Owners Grow More Cautious


• Royal Stationer Smythson Improves Customer Knowledge with SPSL


• First Figures Out Show March Shopper


• Shoppers Avoid Regional Shopping Centres Under Terrorist Threat


• Optical Express Installs SPSL Customer Counting


• January Shopping Boom


• Final December Analysis - Shoppers End 2003 on a High, as Predicted


• UK shoppers left disappointed over product “no-shows” as retail traffic remains down on last year


• Retail Traffic Figures Take Off


• Retail Traffic Figures Show Unexpectedly Big Lift in the Last Week of November….....and the birth of


• Retail Traffic Figures Climb


• Retail Traffic Figures Show More Anguish for Retailers


• Retail Traffic Figures Predict Cat & Mouse Christmas


• Disappointing September No Fillip for Retailers


• August Heatwave Leaves Its Mark On Retail


• Retail Traffic Still Strong


• Shopping Slowing But August Still Hits Five Year High


• Retail Traffic Up!


• Retailer Woes Continue and London Suffers Most


• A Year of Trading Benevolently


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The SPSL Retail Traffic Index uses systems for counting people and footfall along with customer tracking, pedestrian counting  and retail traffic counting to aid staff scheduling and improve your retail performance.