Vicky went on an alcohol-fueled shopping spree spending ?72.94. However, retailers do not actually make money until customers decide to keep their purchases. Vicky analyzed her own shopping data, finding she purchased 236 items across various categories but made a net profit of only ?23 once returns and costs were accounted for. The data showed different types of customers - from "Keepers" who are high value and loyal, to "Returners" who return many purchases and have negative financial value for retailers.
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11. Accessories
Purchased 96 items
Gross Sales = ?1,144
Womenswear
Purchased 104 items
Gross Sales = ?1,845
Menswear
Purchased 28 items
Gross Sales = ?349
Health & Beauty
Purchased 8 items
Gross Sales = ?352
Total Net after Refunds &
Operational Costs = ?23
Total Sales = ?3,690
How Can It Be Used?
Value after marketing cost to
acquire and retain = - ?7
-?45 Net after refunds & costs -?223 Net after refunds & costs
-?61 Net after refunds & costs ?352 Net
12. Example Segments (Not M&S*)
Average Customer Sales
(Annual)
Average Customer Actual
Sales Less Returns Costs
(Annual)
Average Purchase Frequency
(Annual)
Keepers
Highest Value ?908.3 ?908.3 2
Super Loyal ?389.9 ?389.9 7
Bundler ?205.1 ?205.1 2
Average ?147.4 ?147.4 3
Thrifty ? 68.6 ? 68.6 2
Returners
Accidentals ?345.0 ?297.5 6
Low Risk Explorers ?287.0 ?200.7 5
High Risk Explorers ?312.1 ?171.5 5
Typical Overbuyers ?320.9 ?129.4 4
Serious Overbuyers ?368.1 ? 98.2 4
Delinquents ?405.1 ? 56.9 4
Negative Value ?189.7 -? 6.8 3
13. THANK YOU
VICKY BROCK |DATA FOUNDER & GEEK
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