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Definitions for foot traffic
foot traf·fic
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pedestrian traffic, foot trafficnoun
people coming and going on foot
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foot traffic
Foot traffic refers to the presence and movement of people walking around in a particular space or area. It is often used in the context of business to measure the number of potential customers passing by a specific location, such as a retail store or commercial venue, within a certain time period. The level of foot traffic can significantly impact sales and profitability.
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of foot traffic in Chaldean Numerology is: 8
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of foot traffic in Pythagorean Numerology is: 2
Examples of foot traffic in a Sentence
If you have the biggest share of a growing category, that is profits galore, that is exponentially more sales, more buzz, more foot traffic to your restaurant.
If I'm in a business in this month that is relying on foot traffic or eyeballs and I don't have Olympic programing, it's going to be a bad month.
Designing physical retail formats or pop-up events that are Instagram-friendly is definitely a smart approach, brands are struggling to recapture foot traffic and really asking themselves what the future of retail looks like.
The brick-and-mortar business model is still very challenged, even before Covid there wasn't a lot of foot traffic. I don't know what the consumer or the mall is going to look like even after there's a vaccine.
Some days, there are more homeless people down there than there is foot traffic in the early morning.
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