This is one of the most familiar types of traffic, including those in shopping centers, business centers, park areas, public transport stops, and other public places that are visited by thousands of people daily.
Advertising here will be noticed by many people, but not all Walk In traffic will be useful for promoting the location. For example, a metro station where thousands of people enter and exit daily. Obviously, the motivation of this type of traffic does not coincide with our goals. It is important to assess the type and motivation of the people comprising the Walk In traffic and then to choose the location of the venue accordingly.
The second important indicator for our forecast is the amount of time people are willing to spend on entertainment;
Third: the amount of money people are willing to spend — purchasing power;
Fourth: the frequency of repeat visits to the location.
If we combine all the factors, we get the following target profile:
Your Walk In traffic consists of people who come to relax and have fun, and are willing to spend greater time in this location than simply that of the time length of the longest attraction. The cost of the attraction is lower than the average check in this location and people visit the location once or twice a month.
By assessing the Walk In traffic, we get an answer to the crucial question —
will our service be in demand in this location?
Pay attention to the quantitative indicators of Walk In traffic. Do not evaluate the amount of traffic directly. You see, obtaining the average monthly attendance from a shopping center for LBE VR would be a gross mistake.
Assessing Walk In traffic consists of the following stages:
- Breaking down the entire day into time intervals;
- Measuring traffic for each interval on days before the weekend, on weekends, and on weekdays.
Remember that during prime time, you can serve no more than 100% of your capacity. It is important to adequately evaluate the capabilities of the location from the very beginning, taking into account the load and capacity indicators when developing a business model.
Locations with good logistical and transport accessibility are also very important factors for a successful business. By placing your venue in a hard-to-reach place, you reduce the number of your potential customers.
Another big plus is having other attractive places for customers nearby, such as restaurants, walking areas, shops, selfie spots, and so on.