It’s been a long time coming, and we’re very excited to share that the SiteSeer support team is incorporating the newly released 2020 U.S. Census data into SiteSeer. This update will be complete when users log in to the platform on Monday, August 28, 2023.
Topics: Data Partner, Data Quality, Site Selection Analysis, Population Data
Have you ever heard the not-so-eloquent phrase, “Garbage in, garbage out”?
Topics: Retail Data Analysis, Data Partner, Site Selection Software, Data Quality
As you've heard before, mobile phone data gives valuable intelligence about the quantity and types of visitors that are frequenting your business and other retail or chain businesses, shopper behaviors and travel patterns, and much more.
Topics: Data Partner, Mobile Location Data, Foot Traffic Data
Topics: Data Partner, ICSC, Mobile Location Data, Foot Traffic Data
We might sound like a broken record, but if you’ve been keeping up with SiteSeer’s blog for a while now, you know that in good times, bad times or uncertain times, our advice is the same: do your research.
Topics: Market Data, Data Partner, Analyzing Retail Sites, Data Quality, Site Selection Analysis, Cell Phone Data
Our annual/semi-annual update of U.S. population data was completed in January 2023.
Topics: Demographic Data, Data Partner, Data Quality, Population Data
An important update for our SiteSeer Pro users.
Topics: Demographic Data, Data Partner, Data Quality
In business, it is critical that you understand your customer.
Topics: Demographic Data, Data Partner, Data Quality
Maybe you’ve heard the news: SiteSeer has recently partnered with PlaceIQ, a pioneer in the location intelligence space. PlaceIQ’s proprietary visitation data or “foot traffic” helps companies analyze consumer movement to understand competitive trends and behaviors of the shoppers who frequent their locations.
Topics: Data Partner, Retail Site Selection, Site Selection Software, Data Quality, Cell Phone Data, Mobile Location Data
If you’re a restaurant chain or real estate professional representing a chain that is expanding in the United States, you should be using Restaurant Trends. This data provider is one of a kind, offering competitor store-level sales data for over 480 restaurant chains across the United States, which they have tracked since 1984. They track all of the major quick-service, fast casual, and full-service restaurants in every state in the U.S.—that’s more than 184,000 locations.
Topics: Data Partner, Site Selection Software, Restaurant Industry, Data Quality, Restaurant Site Selection
