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Data: Small Business Definitive Guide

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Page 1: Data: Small Business Definitive Guide
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WHY DATA MATTERSData offers insight into aspects of your business that you maybe never knew about or thought of before.

Collecting and measuring data, and assembling it into an easily accessible, digestible format, will help guide your decision-making strategy to become a profitable retailer.

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DATA POINTS YOU NEED TO KNOWBUSINESS DATA INVENTORY DATA CUSTOMER DATA

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KPI: Key performance indicators (KPIs) allow you to track actual store progress against your goals. KPIs you should be tracking on a regular basis include:

• ROI

• Best Sellers

• Salesperson Analysis

• Best Customer

BUSINESS DATA

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BEST AND WORST SELLERS: Using data to track which items are your best and worst sellers is a way to measure success of certain products. It is calculated using the same equation used to measure ROI and allows you to manage inventory as accurately as possible.

ROI = Profit during sales period/inventory cost over sales period.

INVENTORY DATA

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By collecting, storing and analyzing customer data and purchase history, you can create segmented marketing campaigns and personalize your customer experience.

Specific data points that you should be tracking include:

• Customer purchase history

• Demographics

• Customer birthdays

CUSTOMER DATA

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UNDERSTANDING TECHNOLOGY MAKES A DIFFERENCE

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UNDERSTANDING TECHNOLOGY MAKES A DIFFERENCE

Does your retail technology allow you to measure KPIs and organize data in a way that promotes, data-driven decision making?

In order to efficiently track and understand this data, your POS and inventory management system must include:

• The ability to collect customer data

• Reporting capabilities for your inventory

• The ability to monitor inventory quantities in real time

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