COVID-19: Economic Activity by Category & City
See how COVID-19 is impacting foot traffic by category in selected cities.
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COVID-19: Economic Activity by Category & City
In response to COVID-19, Gravy Analytics is making select COVID-19 data and interactive dashboards available to the public. The COVID-19: Economic Activity by Category & City dashboard visualizes consumer foot traffic changes at commercial locations of interest across various categories in 50 different cities. Built using the Gravy Visitations dataset, visits to categories are tabulated whenever consumer mobile devices enter geofences associated with any commercial place of interest in that category. In total, Gravy captures more than 1B+ consumer visits to commercial places of interest every month.
Ready to get started? Aggregate metrics are shown on the initial page load. Select a category or city to explore the data in more detail. Individual metrics may be obtained by placing your cursor over the point of interest on the chart or map.
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Our Methodology
All dashboards are built using Gravy DaaS and the Gravy Visitations dataset. This privacy-friendly dataset captures consumer visits to millions of business locations and public places, across thousands of different place categories and for over 3,500 leading brands. Visitations data only includes data derived from location signals observed at commercial places of interest. It is a massive sample data set that reflects the daily habits of groups of consumers — quickly, within just a few days.
- Data illustrated by category. This dashboard includes foot traffic data for commercial locations of interest in various categories in 50 major cities around the country.
- Data reflects February 2020 through the most current week. Data for March, April and subsequent months is compared to daily foot traffic observed in February 2020.
- Data is updated weekly. All dashboards are updated weekly, approximately one week in arrears. Please note that monthly aggregate measures will reflect partial data during the most current month.