Which retail location strategy did Starbucks famously employ in urban areas, deliberately placing stores in close proximity to each other?

Test your knowledge about how major retailers strategically select their store locations! Retail geography is a fascinating blend of consumer behavior analysis, demographic research, and location intelligence that determines the success or failure of physical stores. Major retailers invest millions in location analytics to maximize foot traffic and sales. How much do you know about the science behind store placement?

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Cannibalization Strategy - placing stores close together to capture market share even if they compete with each other
Hub-and-Spoke Model - one flagship store surrounded by smaller satellite locations
Intercept Strategy - placing stores between residential areas and major workplaces
Anchor Tenant Approach - only placing stores in shopping centers where they can be the main attraction