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Going, Going, Gone! DKS Demographics and Foot Traffic Insights

Leverage Placer’s location analytics to analyze and compare chain performance and track industry trends over time

Industry

Recreational & Sporting Goods

State

Nationwide Foot Traffic Visits for Going, Going, Gone! Stores

Compared to 10 Months Ago

Going, Going, Gone!

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experienced a

58%

change in visits in

December 2024

compared to

March 2024

Examine nationwide foot traffic visits across all

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DKS

stores, evaluating their performance relative to the industry average. Tailor the report to specific criteria such as chain, state, and time range for a comprehensive analysis.

Most Visited Going, Going, Gone! Stores

Going, Going, Gone!

DKS

's most popular location is

Going, Going, Gone!

221 N Peters Rd, Knoxville, TN 37923

, with

42.1K

visitors in

March 2025

Assess all

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DKS

stores based on visitor rankings to identify the most and least visited locations. Determine

Going, Going, Gone!

DKS

's top-performing store in terms of foot traffic and pinpoint the least frequented store.

Rank	Store Name	Total Visits
Most Visited Going, Going, Gone! Stores This dataset contains foot traffic rank data for Going, Going, Gone! stores for various states.
	Going, Going, Gone! / 221 N Peters Rd, Knoxville, TN 37923	42.1K
	Going, Going, Gone! / 11750 S Strang Line Ct, Olathe, KS 66062	35.5K
	Going, Going, Gone! / 45230 Northpointe Blvd, Utica, MI 48315	27.0K
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Going, Going, Gone! Store Visits Map

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Going, Going, Gone!

DKS

store visit patterns across the US with this map. Highlighting states with varying levels of foot traffic, this visualization provides insights into regional consumer trends, aiding businesses in optimizing marketing strategies and resource allocation.

Going, Going, Gone! Visitor Demographics

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audience demographics, including median household income, education level, age, ethnicity, and personas. Gain valuable insights to tailor marketing strategies effectively.

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