calculating market size - bottom up example

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where are the bicycle lights typically sold?

  • bike shops

  • sporting goods stores

  • online

  • big box stores

    • focus on bike shops

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how many bike shops are in the U.S.?

  • 4,000 shops

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why talk to the shops?

  • do they carry lights? 

  • how many do they sell?

  • is there a demand for lights?

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talk to some bike shop owners to see if they would be willing to stock your new light

  • talk to 100 bike shop owners out of 4,000

    • learn about the # of lights sold @ the shops on average per year → about 200 lights per year

    • learn about the # of brands they sell (market share) → estimate we can get about 30% of market share

    • learn about retail prices of the lights they carry → sell light to store for $30 but they will markup to $60-$100

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what we learned:

  • 30 stores out of 100 say “yes” to carrying your light 

    • 15 stores is more realistic → talk is cheap count on action

      • reasonable to presume that 15% of stores might commit to selling your light

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math

  • 15% of stores X 4,000 stores = 600 stores that will carry light

    • 600 stores X 200 lights per year X 30% of total light sales X $30 retail sale price

    • = $1,080,000 → estimated market size in dolalrs