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data you collect yourself, like a survey
primary research
data someone else already collected
secondary research
number of people surveyed; smaller = less reliable
sample size
dividing results or customers into groups
segmentation
the customers a business aims to serve
target market
population traits: age, income, gender
demographics
all the products a store carries
product mix
rent divided by square feet
cost per square feet
business selling similar products to the same customers
competitor
price minus cost
margin
price = sales down (and vice versa)
law of demand
item priced very low to attract customers
loss leader
4 Ps
product, place, price, promotion
persuading customers to buy (ads, email)
promotion
total money taken in from sales
revenue
money spent to run the business
expense
revenue minus expenses
profit
rewards repeat buyers; source of email addresses
loyalty program
complaint that an email is unwanted
spam report
salesperson helps customer choose an item
consultative selling
an expensive product, like a TV
high ticket item
running out of a product
stock out
amount of a product the store aims to keep
target inventory
how long a product lasts before expiring
shelf life
arranging products to increase sales
merchandising
product customers come in to buy
need item
product bought on the spur of the moment
impulse item
products bough together (chips and salsa)
complementary goods
unexplained loss of inventory
shrinkage
benefit is greater than the cost
cost effective
money needed to open before earning revenue
start up costs
money to start a business, often borrowed
capital/loan
the cost of borrowing money
interest
revenue, expenses, and profit over time
income statement
what a business owns and owes at one point in time
balance sheet
starting your own business, with its risks and rewards
entrepreneurship
formula for profit
revenue - expenses
formula for total gross profit
margin x units sold
formula for margin per item
price - cost
formula for cost per sq ft
rent/square feet
formula for margin %
(price - cost) / price x 100
formula for open rate
opened/sent x 100