footfall

Converse of object

• drive: Our 6 sheet activity also proved to be a major force in driving footfall into the stores.
• attract: Selfridges has a tradition of staging in-store events to attract footfall.
• increase: Improvements to the new Solent Park area seemed to increase footfalls in every area of the show.
• generate: To generate customer footfall into the 280 stores nationwide, highlighting top quality beds at the lowest prices.
• hear: The audience participants will be able to hear the footfalls of the dancers on the other side of the screen.
• have: Positioned in railroad stations, airports and hotels, all payphone sites have a high consumer footfall ensuring that Spectrum sees ongoing healthy traffic.

Adjective modifier

• pedestrian: Monitoring 53 Number of new business start-ups and pedestrian footfall in the area.
• increased: Retail outlets exist more and more in large shopping centers and the key to success is to drive increased footfall into these premises.
• heavy: The business enjoys a heavy footfall of passing trade in addition to a regular trade from local residents.
• high: With around three million customers visiting our 1400 stores each day, we have one of the highest footfalls of any retailer.
• low: Some have thus enjoyed access this year, largely due to adopting a low profile and low footfall.
• reduced: The owners of London institution Liberty saw a reduced footfall in the West End by a downturn in shopper numbers in the capital.

Modifies a noun

• figure: Footfall figures for the City Center this January are up 6 % on the same month last year.
• level: And in Oxford Street itself, stores ' footfall levels were up by just over 30 % against the previous Saturday.
• area: High footfall areas can mean ever opening and closing doors, which wastes energy.

Noun used with modifier

• customer: Customer footfall, in general, fell in many of the towns in which we operate.
• drive: Drive footfall with Payzone PAYzone is the largest branded independent network of retailer payment outlets in the UK with over 13,000 locations.
• increase: Swipe extra sales with electronic top ups E-Top Ups can earn you excellent commission and increase footfall for your business.

Preposition: in

• town: The new store should have a huge turnover and increase the so-called footfall in the town.

Preposition: of

• people: A good footfall of people gave us scope for our sales team and the staff on the site were very helpful and accommodating.