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Data given to us consist of heavenly’s chocolate’s website visits and the purchases from the website
by 50 customers. The data also includes which browser customer used to open the website for
buying the products. The data also comprises of the weekday at which the user opened the website
and the amount of time user spent on the website.
From the data of heavenly chocolate, the following inferences can be drawn.
Description of inferences
The average, max and minimum amount of time spent by the customers are as follow :-
On an average customer spends 12.81 minutes into the website of the heavenly’s chocolate
and the minimum and max amount spent by the customer is 4.3 and 32.9 respectively.
From the above data it can be inferred that heavenly’s chocolate’s customer engagement
could be done better with the website the difference in the minimum and max value of time
spent should be reduced for better customer engagement.
Below represented a graphically the amount of time spent by a customer on the website.
From the graph it is evident that most amount of people have spent 10 to 14.9 min on the
website.
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No. of customers
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Times spent(in min)
The average, max and minimum earnings by the company are as follows :-
On an average customer spent $62.15 while purchasing and the max and min amount spent
by the customer is $158.51 and $17.84 respectively
In the above table x axis represents the money that have been spent and y axis represents number
of customers who spent that money.
From the above table it can be concluded that the products of heavenly’s chocolate which falls in the
category of $34-$68 are sold frequently. From the above graph the pricing strategy of product could
be devised.
The relationship could be devised from the total amount of times the page is viewed and the
earnings, which can give us idea about how efficient the website is and how many time
customer generally view the website before purchase.
On an average pages viewed by customer is 5(rounding 4.68) and max pages viewed is 2 and
minimum is 10
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In the above graph x-axis represents the number of times the customer viewed the website
and on the x axis the earnings are given
From above data it is clear that the max amount of revenue is generated when the customer
views the website 4 times. By this inference we can devise a plan to make website more user
friendly for customer so that the times viewed can be minimise. The another inference
which can be drawn from the data is that customers who views the website frequently
generate less revenue which means the website is not engaging customers to buy products if
they visit it frequently.
Another relationship which can be devised from the data is the browser used most by
customers and the earnings from the browsers.
From the above data it is cleared that the most amount of user used internet explorer
browsers to view website and order the products, from the data its is evident that the
website is more compatible and users prefers to open website on the internet explorer
rather than firefox and other browsers.
The data can be used to make website more compatible with firefox and other browser to
increase income from those too.
Browser income and pages viewed
Other
Internet Explorer
Firefox
We can also learn from the data that which day of the week has the maximum earnings and
mean earning of every day of the week and average earning of the company through out the
week. On which day the customer spends maximum time on the website.
From the above data we can see that maximum amount of time spent by the customers is
on Monday and Friday, mirror to that the earnings are maximum on Mondays and Fridays,
this data can help us understand that majority of people are ordering on weekdays which
can help us to understand the target customers for the product.
Submitted by
Darshit Sharma
22BSPHH01C0322