From major terminuses to local stations, train stations are a great way to get access to a real cross-section of the people in the area. Good for acquisition promotions that thrive on lots of short interactions.
Shopping Centres
With their increased dwell-time and indoor pitches, shopping centres offer a comfortable environment for a chat, perhaps at a time when people have more time to talk. Ranging from the absolutely enormous to the cosy community hub, there’s something for every kind of promotion.
Events & Shows
Great for a short stint in a really busy place. We can also look at matching your product to the event audience for best results.
With indoor and outdoor pitches, a loyal customer base, and high footfall, supermarkets are great for smaller promotions inside or out, and larger space in the car park if you want to showcase a vehicle.
Retail Parks
A good budget option. While they may lack the same channelled footfall as a shopping mall, they’re still a great place if you don’t need a roof, and they’re perfect for promotions that need that bit more space.
Town Centres
Town centre sites are a great way to get yourself a busy spot to speak to lots of people and they often allow higher staff numbers, making them great for training new team members.
Garden Centres
Family friendly, great for dwell time; ideal if you want an older demographic and you’re happy to take your time.
“I’ve worked with Daniel for over 10 years, and he’s consistently brilliant at not only understanding the private site and retail market, but also at combining that insight with deep knowledge of the face-to-face fundraising sector. It’s this ability to knit together both areas that makes Daniel and Site Planner such a valuable partner. They don’t just help you find space – they help guide and steer your charity campaign based on your KPIs, whether that’s high or low footfall, average age, or average gift. Their strategic insight is second to none.”