Skip to content

Test 6 blog Before You Redesign, Diagnose | Store Redesign Process

High traffic doesn't guarantee results. Here's how to measure engagement and drive more conversion from your secondary displays.

ALICIA CLEARY
By Alicia Cleary

Introduction 

Retailers and brands have long relied on foot traffic and impressions to evaluate in-store performance. But today's winning strategies focus on what really matters—shopper engagement and conversion. 

lightbulb
KEY INSIGHT

High traffic doesn't necessarily mean productive traffic. Understanding shopper engagement is more valuable than simply measuring exposure.

Stop Counting Foot Traffic

Foot traffic tells you how many shoppers passed by. Engagement tells you how many actually interacted.  

2.5 %
Average Glance Rate
36 %
Average Engagement Rate
14 %
Average Conversion Rate

 

Our data shows that displays with higher engagement rates drive significantly more lift in sales—regardless of traffic volume. 

4d18f5b487bbaaa91c67e0cde5e895efad16c982

ENGAGEMENT HAPPENS IN SECONDS.

Capturing attention is the first step to driving action. Optimizing display position is critical to initial glance rates.

What About Attribution Modeling? 

Attribution models have their place, but they often overcomplicate what's actually happening in-store. Simple metrics can expose behavioral truths much faster. 

When you understand the shopper journey in-store, you don't need complex models—you need clear, observable behaviors.

VideoMining Insights Team