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How do you know if a retailer is going to fit into your shopping centre? Is it going to bring in the type of shopper you want? Will it fit in with your other tenants? FSP has been working to improve its retailer classification in order to answer just these type of questions. We know retailers, and the increased number of categories we now use to define their price position and their predominant customer group means that we can easily identify the right retailers for you. This can be further enhanced when added to the powerful tools we use to classify shopper populations, to ensure a match between the potential customers in your high street and the shops they most want to visit. Contact us to find out more about our research methodology, and have a look at our online database SnapShop to get a view of the type of classifications we use.

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FSP on BBC Radio 4!

Posted At : 19 August 2008 12:15

FSP Managing Director Geoff Nicholson graced the airwaves yet again with another appearance on BBC Radio 4 yesterday morning.

Speaking on the Today show, Geoff and presenter Simon Jack discussed the news that Iceland founder Malcolm Walker is heading a consortium that has tabled a takeover bid for variety store, Woolworths.

With the high street the way it is and Woolworths’ sales results consistently on a downturn, Geoff speculated that the interest from Walker may be personal (Walker was fired from Woolworths in 1971 after it was discovered he had been moonlighting to set up what is now Iceland) and discussed the intentions of the investment group’s approach.

You can listen to the complete show here, and we’ll do our very best to keep you informed on Geoff’s future appearances!

The Today show reaches over 6 million listeners every week and is BBC Radio 4’s most popular show. It is a topical early morning news and current affairs show, aired between 6am to 9am weekdays, and Saturdays 7am to 9am.

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