Retail expansion decisions don’t usually fail because of bad strategy

By Brett Robinson, Brandmarch1 min read
Retail expansion decisions don’t usually fail because of bad strategy

They fail because something small gets missed early.

A road that’s harder to access than it looks.

A trade area that’s growing... but not in the way you expect.

A market that behaves differently on the ground than it does in a report.

In this episode of "Behind the Lease", Sarah Williams walks through how those realities actually play out in site selection.

One point that stood out: most teams focus on traffic and population.

In practice, access often matters more.

If customers can’t easily get in and out (especially in fast-growing markets where infrastructure lags) performance suffers, even if everything else looks right on paper.

Watch the episode: https://www.brandmarch.com/podcasts/episode-14-sarah-williams-atlanta-why-access-matters-more-than-traffic-in-retail-site-selection

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