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How to compare the consumers of different Chains

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Written by Matt Taaffe
Updated over 2 months ago

With the Competitor Report, you can compare your visitors to the visitors of your competitors. This article explains how.

This article covers:

  • Switching between datasets

  • Editing the visualization

  • Filtering by store segment


↳ Switching between datasets

By clicking the Store visitors data button at the top of the screen, six options will be revealed:

  • Age - Enabling you to compare the difference in age groups.

  • Commute - Enabling you to compare the difference in commute transportation.

  • Education - Enabling you to compare the difference in educational attainment.

  • Homeownership - Enabling you to compare the difference in homeownership.

  • Income - Enabling you to compare the difference in income.

  • Industry - Enabling you to compare the difference in occupation.


↳ Modifying the visualization

Changing the visualization

Regardless of which dataset you choose, the VISUALIZATION dropdown lets you switch between two ways of displaying the data:

  • Bar Chart

  • Line Graph

Changing the date range

Clicking the SELECTED PERIOD or - if you're viewing Period-on-Period Visits - the COMPARISON PERIOD dropdown will load the date picker.

Here you have three ways to select the date ranges:

  1. Selecting preset options from the menu on the left

  2. Selecting dates on the calendar input

  3. Inputting dates numerically

Learn more about how to use the date picker here.


↳ Filtering by store segment

Filter by location

By clicking the filter icon in the menu bar, you are able to filter the data by location.

Here you have three options:

  1. Filter by State

  2. Filter by City

  3. Filter by Center

You can only select one type of location at a time, but you are able to select multiple options from that type.

For example:

  • You can filter by California and Nevada

  • You can't filter by California and Dallas, Texas

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