Glossary
Walk-in customer
A walk-in customer is a person who buys from the shop without an appointment or an account you have recorded.
What it means for a shop owner
Most retail sales are cash sales to walk-in customers, and there is no need to record their names. If you take a phone number with permission you can invite them back. Selling on credit usually does not suit them.
A worked example
Of 90 customers in a day, 80 are walk-ins and 10 have an account, so walk-ins are 89 percent.
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