Blog about Location Intelligence

Exposure Index helps your business!

It’s finally Spring time 🌷, which means it’s time to find the perfect spots to take your books, bike, or loved ones. Finding the perfect spot can sometimes be a challenge. I need a dog-friendly place, which is quiet enough to read, and that isn't too crowded for a family-sized blanket. As you know, the more criteria you have, the more challenging it is to find a great fit for your needs. It's the same principle when finding the next great spot for your business! If you're thinking about opening up a new branch, looking for the next place to sell your product, or just want to analyze your current locations - well, we can help you with that. In the CleverMaps environment, we call this solution the Exposure Index.

5 Steps Food Delivery Aggregators Must Take to Acquire the Right Restaurants

Food delivery aggregators know that having a wide range of restaurants and an extensive selection of cuisine is one of the keys to success. This means that aggregator sales representatives have to weigh up a lot of different factors if they’re to acquire the right restaurants. And that’s where a location intelligence tool and data-driven approach can come in handy. Read our step-by-step guide…

Choose the Right Location and Achieve Your Development Goals

If you’re a strategic development director responsible for expanding your business, you’re probably looking for a new location right now. The number one question you need to ask is: “Where’s the best place to locate?” Finding the right answer is dependent on having the best tools at your disposal. But with so many different variables to consider, the task of making the smart decision that’s going to drive your business forward is far from easy.

Visualize migration, people movement, flights, or transportation..

Do you think there is a geographical pattern to modern-day human migration? Do you ever wonder about the most common destinations of airplane travel in Europe? Or maybe about what percentage of flights are international? Even analyzing the local commute of everyday citizens can produce interesting results.