Summer's heating up with fresh collabs & exciting new launches! ☀️. 🦸 @ChuckECheese just launched a limited-time "Fly With A Friend" BOGO offer in partnership with the upcoming @Superman movie. 👟 @PUMA just launched 'Kicks,' its new virtual shop in @Fortnite, selling a.

Whose ready for another #SundayFunday?!🖐️. Drop your favorite brand or retailer in the comments and we’ll try to provide a fun fact about it! (Foot traffic trends, demographics, visitation patterns, etc.). On your marks, get set, go!.

While retail visits have normalized, a different story unfolded in May and June across U.S. factories and ports. Following a tariff-driven production surge in March-April, activity has notably declined.

.@Starbucks faces a challenge: loyal customers are visiting less often, turning to competitors or at-home coffee. ☕️. But there's a big opportunity- giving its customer base new reasons to visit could unlock significant growth. Positive YoY visit growth in Jan & April 2025 hints

In honor of Independence Day, we dove into the data to check out last year's Fourth of July visit trends and what they could indicate for this year's long weekend. Here's what we found:. 🇺🇸 Visits to casual dining restaurants surged 15.5% on July 4th compared to an average

American-style restaurants are making a comeback! 🍔. Buoyed by rightsizing and compelling value offers from giants like @Chilis & @Applebees, they're seeing robust per-location visit growth.

Summers usually mean bustling airports. ✈️. But for the 2025 season, U.S. airport visits (excluding traffic from international visitors) have been lagging, down YoY since February. This softer trend could signal a slower travel season ahead.

The secret to H1 retail success: value 💰. Consumers are consistently prioritizing value, driving strong performance for grocers, warehouse clubs, and dollar stores in H1 2025. Off-price retailers are also thriving from increased inventory.

What's @Starbucks' secret ingredient for customer stickiness? ☕️. Data shows their total number of unique customers has remained remarkably consistent over the past several years.

Steakhouses are gaining serious ground in casual dining! 🥩. Their visit share climbed from 14% in 2019 to 18.1% in 2025, primarily taking share from American-style concepts. Still, American chains like @Chilis have staged a comeback, regaining some ground.

Our very own @danhight, VP, Advertising and Media Partnerships, recently attended the @DPAAglobal conference in Cannes, held alongside the 2025 @Cannes_Lions. The event was a fantastic convergence of strategic conversations and networking for the Digital Out-of-Home (DOOH)

Summer's heating up with fresh collabs and menu launches! ☀️🔥. 🍴 @SUBWAY is bringing back the Happy Gilmore Meal starting July 10, celebrating its iconic partnership with @netflix for Happy Gilmore 2, premiering July 25. 🍦 @BaskinRobbins has partnered with actress.

Luxury or thrift? For today’s shopper, the answer is often: both. One of the more interesting trends in the apparel space right now is the rise in cross-visitation, with customers shopping high-end one day and hitting off-price or thrift the next. It’s a reminder that the

Dining out is looking up! 🍽️. Casual dining and upscale restaurants saw largely positive YoY visit growth in Jan-May 2025. And in May (fueled by Mother's Day), both segments saw increases in total visits and average visits per location.

Retail's H1 2025 comeback is in full swing! 💪. After a sluggish Feb-March, Placer 100 data shows consumers are adapting to the economic climate, leading to stabilized & improving visit trends in May & June across many categories.

Variety Wholesalers' @BigLots acquisition aims for higher-income bargain hunters.🛍️. Reopened Big Lots stores show a median HHI of $60.9K (close to @OlliesOutlet $64.6K), attracting shoppers receptive to a treasure-hunt strategy.

Mid-sized and small coffee chains are brewing up major growth! ☕️. Brands like @DutchBros (+7.3% YoY visits) and @BlackRockCoffee (+7.1% YoY visits) are thriving, largely fueled by strategic expansions.

.@OlliesOutlet is dominating discount retail! From Jan-May 2025, they saw visits surge 14.4% YoY & average visits per location climb 6.3%, outpacing other discount chains.

Coffee and fast-casual restaurants are fueling dining growth! ☕️. These segments led the limited-service category, with visits up every month except a February dip due to weather and a leap year comparison.

Coffee and fast-casual restaurants are fueling dining growth! ☕️. These segments led the limited-service category in H1 2025, with visits up every month except for a February dip due to weather/leap year.