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~Ielping Communities gnow and Grow <br />UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA <br />~ Their Retail Customers <br />Visit www.extension.un[n.edu/community <br />..' .L <br />,~ v <br />Vd'hat is Trade Area Analysis ? <br />TRADE AREA <br />ANALYSIS <br />A Trade Area Analysis organizes data from multiple sources into a <br />comprehensive description of who shops in your community - <br />demographics, purchasing power, as well as the lifestyles and values <br />held by shoppers. Extension organizes this data into understandable <br />reports and rich community discussions. Ultimately, this information <br />can strengthen a business community's vision by meeting the needs of <br />their customers and tapping available oppornuuties. <br />IVhat information does a community learn in a Trade Area Analysis ? <br />`The report includes a breadth of information of interest to local retailers and community leaders, including <br />• The geographic reach of the community's trade area <br />• Types of customers in the trade area <br />• Demographics and income levels of households in the trade area <br />• Potential spending in the trade area across multiple retail categories, with comparisons to the state <br />• Types of media and leisure activites used by the vazieties of households in the trade area <br />How cae~ Trade Area Analysis be used by businesses and communities ? <br />~ Chambers, economic development professionals, local businesses, tourism organizations and elected officials <br />can tap this information to answer key questions such as <br />• What other businesses might fit in our community ? <br />• How can we effectively use media to market our community or business? <br />• Do I have a viable business plan for this market ? <br />• How can we change our inventory or expand our product lines to increase profits ? <br />® What community events or festivals would attract our trade area's audiences ? <br />• What main street strategies would work for our market ? <br />What wiU our community receive with our Trade Area Analysis 7 <br />Communities can choose to receive a simple Trade Area Analysis summary, or a customized report <br />Sim le Re ort Customized Re ort <br />• Works well for traditional main-street markets • Works well for larger markets or those with <br />with a small customer base seasonal or tourism business <br />• The report will describe customers in your zip • The report is customized from addresses of <br />code customers on local business lists <br />• A two-hour workshop will engage community • A two-hour workshop will engage community <br />discussion about results and future plans discussion about results and future plans <br />• Cost : $750 • Two consultations with a local study group <br /> will guide the analysis <br /> • Cost: To be determined <br />What else does Extension offer retailers ? <br />• Retail Trade Analysis reports describe a town or county's retail strengths, weaknesses and patterns. <br />• Small Stores Success Strategies Workshops help small stores survive in a big box economy. <br />• Business Retention and Expansion programs get citiznes engaged in meeting the needs of local business. <br />more <br />can [ee[p your <br />
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