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The shoppers who did venture to physical stores demonstrated their intent to purchase, as conversion, average transaction value (ATV) and shopper yield (sales per shopper) all posted strong increases. The low days of the month for sales, shopper traffic and ATV occurred at the start of Valentine’s Day week, before beginning to move upward.
decline in average transaction value (ATV), resulting in a strong increase in shopper yield (sales per shopper) of 5.4%. Overall, sales were down 2.1% decline in shopper traffic, as measured year-over-year. Conversion for the month rose 1.2 points and helped offset a 0.5%
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In August, conversion continued it long-term upward trend with an increase of 0.7 points, and, combined with a one percent increase in average transaction value, contributed to a whopping 4.7 percent increase in shopper yield (sales per shopper). percent increase in sales YoY, while the West led all regions with a very strong 7.4
While conversion was at a high, average transaction value (ATV) dipped for the first time this year, posting a 1.3 Additionally, conversion (CVR) increased by 1.4 points, its highest increase of the year, and transactions posted its first increase of 2019. percent decline.
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