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It really was an impetus for how we could reassort for those rural stores, and how we think about pet food or apparel, ATVs or livestock feed — that’s what you’ll find in one of our rural locations,” she explained.
Net sales are still suffering, -26% to LY but we are consistently seeing improvement, and conversion (CVR), shopper yield (SY), average transaction value (ATV), and units per transaction (UPT) all continue to be positive to LY. Jewelry & home were -30-40% while traffic to apparel and shoe stores continued to struggle with worse trends.
Net sales have certainly suffered but conversion (CVR), average transaction value (ATV), and a metric we use called shopper yield (SY) are all positive to LY (Shopper Yield is a calculation of sales per shopper and calculated by net sales/traffic). Better performing areas have been athleisure, pajamas, and loungewear.
For retailers in apparel, footwear, jewelry, sporting goods, specialty, home goods, and department stores, understanding performance at a granular level isnt just helpfulits essential. KPIs by Vertical: Why They Matter Apparel & Footwear Manage seasonal demand and reduce overstock. trillion in 2025, marking a growth of 2.5%
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