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1 Customer & Market Analysis Sample Report (actual data)
2 Introduction This Customer & Market Analysis is intended to provide you with a modeled view of your customers, based on statistical analysis. This service provides you with a way to: Know more about your customers: With this analysis, you are now able to describe what your predominant customers look like or a profile of a customer: re: employee size, sales size and SIC code. Know more about your prospects: Because we have analyzed your customers, it s a simple step to take your customer profile, match it to our universe database, and identify a list of companies that look just like your predominant customers. This process also gives market size and share estimates. Please see our glossary of terms and a more detailed description of the matching process at the end of this document.
3 Matching Summary Input records: 2,322 Matched records: Confidence code A: % Confidence code B: % Confidence code C: 1, % Total match records: 1, % No Match (D): 476 Duplicates: 0
4 Records for Profile Analysis Input records: 2,322 Records used for profile analysis: Confidence code A: 78 Confidence code B: 661 Total: 739
5 Profile Demographics: Sales The analysis of your data shows the following SALES information: Sales Range Customers # Customer % $1 - $500M % $500M - $1MM % $1MM - $5MM % $5MM - $10MM % $10MM - $20MM % $20MM - $50MM % $50MM - $100MM % $100MM - $200MM % $200MM - $500MM % $500MM - $1 Bill % Over $1 Bill % Unknown 97 Key finding: 58% of your customers have revenue between $500M and $5MM. Grand Total %
6 Profile Demographics: Employees The analysis of your data shows the following EMPLOYEE information: Employee Range Customer # Customer % % % % % % % % 1,000 or more % Unknown 228 Key finding: 32% of your customers have a employee ranges of 1 and 9. Grand Total %
7 Profile Demographics: Provincial The analysis of your data shows the following PROVINCIAL breakdown: Province Customer # Customer % ON % QC % AB % BC % MB % SK % NS % NB % NL % NT % YT % Grand Total % Key findings: almost 50% of your customers are from Ontario.
8 Demographics: Provincial This shows the distribution of all Canadian businesses by province: Province Customer # Customer % AB 118, % BC 173, % MB 42, % NB 26, % NL 12, % NS 32, % NT 3, % NU % ON 382, % PE 4, % QC 212, % SK 4, % YT 1, % Grand Total 1,015, %
9 Profile Demographics: Industry The analysis of your data shows the following INDUSTRY information: SIC Code Description Customer # Customer % 6211 Security Brokers, Dealers, and Flotation Companies % 8231 Libraries % 8111 Legal Services % 6021 Federally Chartered Banks and/or Trust Companies % 8221 Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools % 6282 Investment Advice % 8721 Accounting, Auditing, and Bookkeeping Services % 7389 Business Services (various) % 1311 Extraction-Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas % 9121 Legislative Bodies % 6411 Insurance Agents, Brokers, and Service % 6531 Real Estate-Real Estate Agents and Managers % 7361 Employment Agencies % 2711 Mfrs-Newspapers: Publishing, or Publishing and Printing % 8611 Business Associations % 8742 Management Consulting Services % 5942 Retails-Book Stores % 6141 Personal Credit Institutions % 8222 Junior Colleges and Technical Institutes % All others (134 SIC codes) % Key findings: 73% of your customers are clustered in 19 key SIC Codes.
10 Profile - Summary Based on the demographic distribution of sales, employees and industry, your PREDOMINANT customer has the following profile: Sales: Employee: 1-9 $500M - $5MM Top 19 SIC Codes: 6211 Security Brokers, Dealers, and Flotation Companies 8231 Libraries 8111 Legal Services 6021 Federally Chartered Banks and/or Trust Companies 8221 Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools 6282 Investment Advice 8721 Accounting, Auditing, and Bookkeeping Services 7389 Business Services (various) 1311 Extraction-Crude Petroleum and Natural Gas 9121 Legislative Bodies 6411 Insurance Agents, Brokers, and Service 6531 Real Estate-Real Estate Agents and Managers 7361 Employment Agencies 2711 Mfrs-Newspapers: Publishing, or Publishing and Printing 8611 Business Associations 8742 Management Consulting Services 5942 Retails-Book Stores 6141 Personal Credit Institutions 8222 Junior Colleges and Technical Institutes
11 Prospects, Market Size and Market Share The Universe of companies that match your profile: 94,463 Your Market size: 94,463 Your Market share #: 739 Your Market share %: 0.78% Your prospect base: 93,724
12 Segmentation Analysis - Overall Market This analysis is based on the top SIC codes of your predominant customers across all sales and employee ranges of all provinces: Sales / Empl ,000 + Total $1 - $500M 43, ,603 $500M - $1MM 35,552 2,190 1, ,268 $1MM - $5MM 15,010 2, ,614 $5MM - $10MM ,729 $10MM - $20MM ,010 $20MM - $50MM $50MM - $100MM $100MM - $200MM $200MM - $500MM $500MM - $1 Bill Over $1 Bill Total 96,103 5,096 2, ,429 Your predominant prospects base Other strong prospects across all sales & employee ranges
13 Reference Data - Canadian Market This shows the distribution of Canadian businesses across sales and employee ranges: Sales / Empl ,000 + Total $1 - $500M 331,095 1,500 1, ,824 $500M - $1MM 220,237 33,024 9,602 2, , ,468 $1MM - $5MM 198,140 23,666 8,567 1, ,481 $5MM - $10MM 14,996 3,621 4,101 1, ,795 $10MM - $20MM 3,311 1,245 1,934 1,749 1, ,102 $20MM - $50MM 1, , ,300 $50MM - $100MM ,851 $100MM - $200MM ,393 $200MM - $500MM $500MM - $1 Bill Over $1 Bill Total 770,198 63,889 26,459 8,581 3,802 4, , ,575 Note: Not all records have both employee size and sales figures.
14 The Matching Process Overview: This Customer & Market Analysis is intended to provide you with a modeled view of your customers. With this information, you will be able to more accurately and confidently describe what the majority of your customers look like re: employee size, sales size and SIC code. This report also provides you with market size data which can be used for marketing and sales planning purposes. Statistical modeling: Statistical modeling: The process that we use to analyze the data is fairly straightforward. We take each company record and look at company name, address, city, province, postal code and phone number and match it against our universe of Canadian companies. The more information that matches, the higher the confidence code. See next page for exact description of each confidence code. To maximize the accuracy of the profile that we build for you, we use only A and B level records. This information is strong enough that it can be extrapolated to deliver, for example, a good market size estimate. As you move into C level records, there is still lots of good information but there are also instances of data that just doesn t look right. This is normal for computer models that are driven by probabilities. Therefore while we encourage you to use all the data, it may be advisable for you to scan C level records and remove or edit the anomalies.
15 Glossary Matched records: Confidence code A: Confidence code B: Confidence code C: No Match (D): Input summary: Profile demographics: Sales: Employees: Industry: Profile summary: Universe/market size: Market share (#, %): Segmentation Analysis: Match on province, first 4 digits of postal code, first 6 digits of phone number, exact or reasonable match on company name and match on street address. Match on province, first 4 digits of postal code, first 6 digits of phone number and exact or reasonable match on company name. Match on province, first 4 digits of postal code and first 6 digits of phone number. No match found. Total number of records inputted for matching. Only A and B records are used for analysis. Revenue estimate for this company. Number of employees estimate of this company. Standard Industry Classification (SIC) code. Based on U.S SIC table. This is a derived description of a typical predominant customer in the database provided. In most cases, we look a minimum cluster of 60% to 80% of customers for sales and employees and 50% for industry. For example, 60% or more of customers have sales between $x and $y. Based on profile description, this is an estimate of all companies in Canada that match your predominant customer profile. This is a numeric or arithmetic representation of market share. Specifically, this is A + B Records divided by Market Size = Market Share %. Often, the total number of customers in the market is very large. The segmentation analysis provides a matrixed view of the total market, thus allowing you to choose specific cells of prospects for your sales and marketing programs.
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