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See what factors influence Church's Texas Chicken performance in the Canada and how they change over time
See what factors influence Church's Texas Chicken performance in the Canada and how they change over time
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In Cafés & Restaurants
In Cafés & Restaurants
An analysis of Church's Texas Chicken' competitors in the Canada
An analysis of Church's Texas Chicken' competitors in the Canada
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In Cafés & Restaurants
·Jun – Aug 25
Church's Texas Chicken is in the top 1% of brands
Sample of brands in the same percentile
Cafés & Restaurants
Market share reflects brand strength and customer preference in a competitive landscape, showing overall business health and growth potential.
Church's Texas Chicken holds a leading position in Canada's cafe & restaurant sector with a market performance percentile of 99, indicating it captures a significant share of customer foot traffic compared to competitors. Peers like Chuck's Roadhouse Bar & Grill, Freshslice Pizza, Tahini's, Burger King, New York Fries and Mary Brown's Chicken share the same high-performance level.
Customer satisfaction is crucial. High satisfaction fosters loyalty, positive reviews, and repeat business, directly impacting revenue and brand reputation.
Overall customer satisfaction for Church's Texas Chicken in Canada is at 82%, a slight decrease of 0.9 percentage points year-over-year. Satisfaction varies by province, with Alberta showing the highest satisfaction (92%) and British Columbia the lowest (60%). The CSAT score has fluctuated between 80.35 and 82.55 from May to July 2025.
Average check reveals customer spending habits. Monitoring this KPI helps optimize pricing strategies and identify opportunities for revenue growth.
The average check for Church's Texas Chicken in Canada is CAD 24.2, showing a 1.2% increase year-over-year. Average check values fluctuate from CAD 23.55 to CAD 25.36 during the reporting period. Alberta reports the highest average check at CAD 25.1. British Columbia reports the lowest average check at CAD 23.2.
Outlet count indicates brand reach and market penetration. Tracking outlets informs expansion strategy and reflects brand investment in the market.
Church's Texas Chicken has varying presence across Canadian provinces. Ontario leads with 53 outlets, while British Columbia has 20, Alberta has 10, and Saskatchewan has 2. The distribution of outlets reflects market focus and potential for further expansion in specific regions.
Competitor analysis helps identify threats and opportunities. Understanding cross-visitation patterns informs marketing strategies and competitive positioning.
The top competitors for Church's Texas Chicken in Canada, based on customer cross-visitation, are Tim Hortons (14.25%), McDonald's (11.56%), A&W Canada (5.33%), Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen (5.20%), and Subway (3.45%). High cross-visitation suggests shared customer base.
Traffic workload analysis optimizes staffing and resource allocation. Understanding peak hours helps improve service and enhance customer experience.
Peak traffic for Church's Texas Chicken in Canada occurs between 17:00 and 19:00, with the highest workload at 18:00 (65.80%). Traffic is lowest between 03:00 and 07:00. This distribution informs staffing decisions to manage peak demand effectively.
Consumer segmentation enables targeted marketing. Understanding demographic affinity helps tailor messaging and improve campaign effectiveness.
Church's Texas Chicken shows a notable affinity among women (index of 77) and over-representation among Men (index of 116). Generationally, the brand has higher affinity with Gen Y (109) and Gen Z (112), with Gen X being under-indexed (81). These insights inform tailored marketing efforts.