Experian FootFall’s Monthly Retail Index for February 2012 reveals shopper visits were 4.8% lower than February last year, which represents the largest year-on-year demise for any month since 2005. However, compared to January 2012, footfall rose 3% on the back of
Consumer behaviour analyst Experian has released shopper footfall data for the week commencing 13 February 2012. It reveals Experian FootFall Retail Index – UK National Weekly: Change for week 07 (13–19 February 2012): +10.6% Change for week 07 year-on-year:
Consumer behaviour analyst Experian has released shopper footfall data for the week commencing 16 January 2012. It reveals: Experian FootFall Retail Index – UK National Weekly: Change for week 03 (16– 22 January 2012): -3.5 % Change for week 03 year-on-year:
Consumer behaviour analyst Experian has released shopper footfall data for the week commencing 2 January 2012 and for the overall footfall in 2011 versus 2010 in the UK. It reveals: Experian FootFall Retail Index – UK National Weekly: Change for
Consumer behaviour analyst Experian has released shopper footfall data for the week commencing 22 August 2011 in the UK. It reveals: Experian Retail FootFall Index – UK National Weekly: Change for week 34 (22–28August 2011): +5.0% Change for week 34 year-on-year:
Consumer behaviour analyst Experian has released shopper footfall data for the week commencing 15 August 2011 in the UK. It reveals: Experian Retail FootFall Index – UK National Weekly: Change for week 33 (15–21 August 2011): +0.1% Change for week 33
Consumer behaviour analyst Experian has released shopper footfall data for the week commencing 18 July 2011 in the UK. It reveals: Experian Retail FootFall Index – UK National Weekly: Change for week 29 (18–24 July 2011): +2.5% Change for week 29
Consumer behaviour analyst Experian has released shopper footfall data for the week commencing 4 july 2011 in the UK. It reveals: Change for week 27 (4-10 July 2011): -0.6% Change for week 27 year-on-year: -0.6% Experian Retail FootFall Index – Retail Park Weekly: Change
Retail footfall figures for June were up 0.2% year-on-year, the first positive performance since January, according to the Experian Retail FootFall Index. This year’s increase is largely due to suppressed numbers from last year, when shoppers were staying away from the
May is consistently one of the year’s quieter months in the National FootFall Index, with levels typically on a par with January, but 2011 experienced the lowest footfall for May over the past three years, according to Experian. National footfall
Consumer behaviour analyst Experian has released shopper footfall data for the week commencing 18April 2011 in the UK. It reveals: Retail FootFall Index – UK National Weekly: Change for week 17 (25 April – 1May 2011): +0.1% Change for week
