Analyze brand dominance by industry

CRE | Understand brand market share, ranking against competition, and gains and losses over time

Analyze brand dominance by industry

CRE | Understand brand market share, ranking against competition, and gains and losses over time
In This Article

Brand dominance and industry data are used to discover which chains have the largest market share in a region, which chains are gaining or losing ground over time, and how they rank against their competition. Assess brand performance by visits and across industry categories. 

You’ll be able to answer these questions after reading this article:

  1. How do you review trends in your chosen market?
  2. Which chains have the largest market share in a region?
  3. Which chains have gained or lost market share over time?

Get started with the following steps:

Step 1: Review trends in your market of interest by analyzing visit patterns and behavior

a. In the top navigation bar, select Industry.

b. Click Add Industry and select your industry and region (Nationwide, State, DMA, CBSA) of choice (list of supported industries is here). Click Update Report.

c. Choose the date range of interest and click Apply.

d. Scroll to the bottom section, Ranked Chains. See the chains in the selected industry and region with the greatest market share by total, monthly, or weekly visits.

e. Click Variance in the left sidebar. Variance List allows you to see which brands have gained or lost the most visits over the time period reviewed compared to previous weeks or years. 

Step 2: Use the Duplicate function to compare the same industry to itself in different time periods

a. Click on the three dots and then Duplicate.

b. Click on the calendar drop-down and select Advanced. In the right drop-down, select Filter per Industry, select the relevant dates, click Apply, and then Apply Filters. In this example, sit-down restaurant brands in the Atlanta DMA in 2019 were examined compared to 2021.

c. Scroll to Ranked Chains. Note that while the top 4 chains retained their places, the brands below them shifted, including Steak ‘n Shake and O’Charley’s falling out of the top 10 entirely.

Case Study

Developer lands Trader Joe's as grocery anchor after studying dominant grocery brands and customer attributes

The Challenge

A developer sought a grocer to anchor their new center and wanted to pick one whose customers had an above-average HHI and who was already a strong performer in the region. How could they know which grocer would be the best fit, then pitch and win the deal?

The Outcome

Using Placer, the developer studied brand dominance for their area and researched the customer attributes (including HHI) for each chain, ultimately deciding that Trader Joe's was an ideal tenant, before landing them.

Case Study

Developer lands Trader Joe's as grocery anchor after studying dominant grocery brands and customer attributes

The Challenge

A developer sought a grocer to anchor their new center and wanted to pick one whose customers had an above-average HHI and who was already a strong performer in the region. How could they know which grocer would be the best fit, then pitch and win the deal?

The Outcome

Using Placer, the developer studied brand dominance for their area and researched the customer attributes (including HHI) for each chain, ultimately deciding that Trader Joe's was an ideal tenant, before landing them.

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