Store Location and Store Assessment Research Edited by R. L. Davies
University of Newcastle, UK and D. S. Rogers D. S. R. Marketing
Systems Inc., Illinois, USA An invaluable book to students and
practitioners in marketing and retailing. This book looks at store
location and store assessment research on both sides of the
Atlantic from an academic and a practical retailing point of view,
and in doing so attempts to fill a gap in an area which has been
hitherto poorly documented. It is also an area in which theory and
practice have rarely interrelated. This book endeavours to marry
the academic contributions that have been made from a largely
theoretical perspective to a series of business experiences that
have been conducted in practice. In an age of relative store
saturation and an abundance of shopping centres accurate store
location research and store location assessment is not only
advisable but essential. In recent years a coalescence of needs and
a sharing of ideas has transpired between the USA and the UK and
has provided a rationale for this collection of Anglo-American
essays which give a balanced view of the theory and the practice
that make up the subject. Contents Introduction
- Part I: The retail Setting
- Trends in Retailing and Consumer Behaviour
- The Urban Pattern of Retailing
- The Impact of the Development Process
Part II: The Statistical Base
- General Sources of Information
- Developing a Strategic Planning Data Base
- Market Appraisals
- Site Appraisals
Part III: Methodology and techniques.
- Store Location Strategies
- Store Assessment Procedures
- Traditional Methods of Sales Forecasting
- Modern Methods of Sales Forecasting
- EvaluatingRetail Trading PerformancesConcluding Comments
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