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Title: Inventory Optimization with Marketing Insights of a US based online retail store
Authors: HURRA, TANVEER AHMAD
Keywords: Inventory Optimization
Marketing Insights
a US based online retail store
retention rates for CLV calculation.
Issue Date: 31-May-2021
Abstract: Abstract: The current project attempts to gain insights about the customer lifetime value using the transactional data of a US based online store. Different period of analysis are used to calculate the churn and retention rates for CLV calculation. A separate approach of Cohort Analysis has also been adopted for CLV calculation and the effect of customer acquisition based cohorts on the same. Further, the effect of discounts given by the store on the customer acquisition and retention has also been included. Besides, getting the marketing insights through the transactional data, the same data has been used to study the inventory of the firm and calculations are done to bring optimization to the same based on various inventory related costs like handling and ordering cost etc. A generalized tool for inventory optimization and calculation of Economic order quantity has also been developed using Python and Tkinter Package for GUI development.
Description: Introduction: The customer lifetime value represents the total profit or revenue that a firm expects to earn from a single customer throughout his/her lifetime. The customer lifetime value is an important figure because it helps a firm to decide what portion of total profit must be spent on the customer acquisition or retention policies. One important application is to decide the total advertisement expenditure or total discounts that a firm should consider to acquire new customers or retain the existing ones respectively. For example, the CLV of a Netflix user might be a 20000 INR on average, depending on his/her frequency of renewal of subscription. Similarly for an average home owner in a metropolitan city like Delhi or Mumbai, the average lifetime value of his/her tenant may depend on the average number of tenants the owner is getting and also the renewal of rent agreement too. In short, CLV is an indicator of the profit that you expect from a particular customer relationship. The value is used to decide what expenditures should be made to maintain that relationship. As an example if a customer is worth 2000 INR for a firm, the firm might not spent more than that to maintain the relationship with its customers.
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