Does this make sense and what do you understand from it?

well if it's on top of a mountain there won't be many customers will there like wise if it's in the hub of things it gets plenty

The location of a company is certainly a vital factor in its profitability because of the importance of generating repeat orders; if the product is readily accessible, customers are encouraged to purchase.

I shop perhaps once a month at a supermarket that has an excellent bakery and delicatessen; the rest of the time, I shop at a supermarket which has neither an in-house bakery nor a delicatessen but is within walking distance of my home.