ANLY482 AY2016-17 T2 Group21 : EDA

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Exploratory Mid-Term Finals

Exploratory Data Analysis

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Exploratory Data Analysis

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Our team brokedown Dressabelle's user base in three categories:

  • Guest Customers (those that purchase without an account)
  • Registered Customers (those that purchase with a registered account)
  • Registered Users (those that have an account but has never purchased anything)

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Findings: ⅓ of total users do not make purchases

Our team weighted customers according to their contribution towards Dressabelle's revenue.

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Findings:

1. Top 25% of most valuable customers gives 72.52% of revenue

2. Top customers on average orders 12 times more than bottom tier customer


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Findings:

1. Huge growth in 2013-14

2. Large growth of non-buyers in 2016, possibility due to offline referral

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Findings:

Huge spikes of customers on Sunday and Thursday, which corresponds to weekly collection launches


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Findings: 1. Customers influx during lunch hours and after dinner

2. Influx of customers during lunch is prominent during collection launch days


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Findings:

1. Sales tends to peak in May

2. Sales pattern in 2016 did not follow the usual sales trend


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Findings:

1. Decrease in the average pricing of a product results in the increase in order size and overall revenue earned


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Findings:

1. Organic and referrals comprise of at least 54% of new customers

2. Email remains effective in generating repeated sales

Limitations:

1. Accuracy of tracking

2. Tracking starts mid 2013


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Findings:

1. Dressabelle’s main offering is in the dress category of 63%

2. Tops are a far second

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Findings:

1. For tops and outerwear, free sizing is significantly more prominent than the other categories

2. In general, sizes S & M are generally more popular than L

Limitations:

Categories are not accurately defined as of now

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Findings:

1. Basic colors (Blue, White, Navy, Blue & Grey) prove the most popular

2. Black is by far the most popular colour