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Gathering Customer Intel to Guide Your Strategy

Retail and Restaurant Webinar | Recorded May 2023

Written by Maddie Wolfe

Overview

Understanding who your customers are, where they live, and how well they are being reached is essential when evaluating both new and existing markets. Customer intelligence provides the foundation for informed strategy and more confident decision making.

This recorded webinar focuses on how to use the Buxton Platform, specifically the SCOUT application, to gather insights about customers and look-alike segments. It demonstrates how reports, segmentation tools, and mapping features can be used together to guide strategic planning.


Who This Webinar Is For:

If you are responsible for market evaluation or customer strategy, this webinar provides practical examples of how SCOUT can support your work. This webinar is designed for:

  • Retail and restaurant teams evaluating market opportunities

  • Analysts and planners focused on customer and household insights

  • Teams looking to better understand customer penetration and personas


What This Webinar Covers

The webinar focuses on combining customer intelligence with geographic context to support stronger strategic decisions. In this session, you will learn how to:

  • Evaluate how well a location is penetrating the potential household base

  • Analyze core customer households within a specific geography

  • Quickly view customer origins, look-alike households, and segment personas


Key Platform Features Discussed

This webinar highlights the following SCOUT features and reports:

  • Core Household Counts

  • Penetration Report

  • Customer Profiles

  • Customer and look-alike household mapping

  • Segmentation Guide


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Follow-Up Reading:

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