Newgrove Blog

When you think about how much data we use daily, both commercially and personally, it’s plausible that it is becoming the biggest resource on the planet.

The success (or failure) of a new leisure site is reliant largely upon its location. For businesses looking to repeat their existing successes elsewhere, finding a lookalike location is paramount.

While it may not feel like it, Spring is on its way. As the seasons change, many people will be looking to improve or renovate their home or garden, or possibly even get their house ready to sell.

Imagine if you could simply select a location and, then with a press of a button, find all the locations that are just like your best performing premises. This is exactly what our Match within Periscope® does.

By reading this blog post, you will understand the how the geographical distribution of gyms across the UK varies and what factors might cause this.

By reading this blog post, you will understand the importance of location insight in helping you understand the impact of your organisation’s ESG policies.

By reading this article you will understand why location insight is key to the delivery of successful marketing campaigns.

By reading this blog post, you will understand the Christmas effect on local spending. More specifically, how different areas in the UK have different shopping habits and the role that Covid has to play.

The FIND tool in Periscope is using scientific data and by setting the right criteria, you can easily scan the country for the best locations. In this blog post we are going to demonstrate how the FIND tool works.

This article outlines why having access to the right location data can help your business make well-informed, strategic decisions.

Are you thinking of opening a new business or pub but not sure what is the best location. This blog post reveals which towns need more pubs based on research data.

Our latest blog post includes research data that show which industries have been impacted the most from Covid-19 and remote working based on the behaviours of the working population.