For Business Analysis, Combine Census and Business Data in Fusion Tables

Businesses need access to consumer information in order to identify ideal growth options, new business locations and trends within their area. But most companies are limited only to the information that they can glean from their own information gathering efforts. Usually, this offers a less than complete view of trends within specific geographic areas, that can lead to significant problems for companies of all shapes and sizes. Yet, it provides immense benefits during business analysis when combining census and business data within Fusion Tables.

Why Do Companies Need Census Information?

While businesses certainly need to make use of data that changes within their industry, highlights buying trends and more, it probably not readily apparent why census information is of importance. Actually, this data provides some significant benefits, allowing companies to make better decisions regarding growth and profitability.

For example, by utilizing census data, your company can determine what local areas are actually growing in terms of population and which are declining. Not only this, but also you can harness that data to determine which areas have higher concentrations of your specific target demographic, or you can determine which areas are seeing higher traffic volumes as traffic arteries are built and closed, and much more.

How to Combine Census and Business Data

Now that you see the clear relevance of census data, you need to know how to combine that information with your own business data. Combining these elements can give you access to the bigger picture that so often eludes business owners. By combining both data sets, you can transpose your own business information atop census information to create a seamless whole and provide firm footing for any business decisions you might make, such as expanding or relocating.

Google Fusion Tables is a very ideal tool. You can merge, manage and create in-depth visual representations of complex data sets very easily using this powerful tool. Let's say you can combine your business information using census data to create an intensity map that highlights population trends relevant to your business. You can highlight density, income levels, area growth and more, all within the same map. Google Fusion Tables also provide you with the means to generate other tools, such as charts, graphs, motion charts and more, all of which are based directly on the information that you supply and display that data in an easily usable, visual format.

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