Transforming your syndicated data into business insight
This is the sixth and final post in my series on quantifying the impact of business drivers on sales volume. The first post in the series explains more about when you would want to do an analysis like this. A volume decomposition analysis allows you to explain why your volume changed by allocating the total […]
This is the fifth in a series of posts on quantifying the impact of business drivers on sales volume. Please review these posts first to get more context: Part 1 – Overview of this very useful analytical technique that helps answer the question Why did our volume change? Part 2 – Impact of Distribution Part […]
This is the fourth in a series of posts on quantifying the impact of business drivers on sales volume. Please review these posts first to get more context: Part 1 – Overview of this very useful analytical technique that helps answer the question Why did our volume change? Part 2 – Impact of Distribution Part […]
This is the third in a series of posts on quantifying the impact of business drivers on sales volume. Please review these other posts on this very useful analytical technique that helps answer the question Why did our volume change? Part 1 – Overview of this very useful analytical technique that helps answer the question Why […]
This is the second in a series of posts on quantifying the impact of business drivers on sales volume. Please review these posts for more information on this very useful analytical technique that helps answer the question Why did our volume change? Part 1 – Overview of this very useful analytical technique that helps answer the […]
Has this happened to you? Sales of your brand are down vs. the same period last year and management wants to know why. Sales is saying it’s because there is less advertising this year but Marketing is saying it’s because you’ve lost distribution and the retail price and merchandising are not as competitive. Another, more […]
