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Target Customer

The same demographic data looks completely different depending on who you’re targeting. “240,000 people in Central & Western” is meaningless. What matters: how many of your people are within reach.

SegmentEst. SizePeak TimePrice RangeDiscovery
Office workers~80,000Mon-Fri 12-14:00HKD 60-90Walk-by, colleagues
Elderly locals~4,000Daily 7-9, 17-19HKD 30-50Neighbors, habit
Young professionals~8,000Evenings, weekendsHKD 80-150Instagram, Google Maps
MTR commuters~48,000/day8-10, 17-19HKD 40-80Station proximity
TouristsVariable10-18HKD 100+Google Maps, blogs
Delivery customers2km radius11-14, 18-21HKD 60-120Foodpanda, Deliveroo

“We target office lunch”:

  • Catchment shrinks to 600m (15-min walk max)
  • Distance decay: exponential (β=0.8), speed beats quality
  • Huff Sj depends on: speed, set lunch price, consistency
  • Revenue concentrated Mon-Fri, dead weekends

“We target foodies and expats”:

  • Catchment expands to 2km+ (destination dining)
  • Distance decay: power (β=1.5), uniqueness beats proximity
  • Huff Sj depends on: cuisine, atmosphere, reviews, Instagram presence
  • Revenue peaks Thu-Sun evenings

“Delivery-first ghost kitchen”:

  • Catchment explodes to entire Western District
  • Distance decay irrelevant (delivery platforms equalize distance)
  • Huff Sj depends on: platform ranking, delivery time, packaging
  • Revenue spreads across all hours