Pricing and price-pack architecture
Elasticity per SKU, estimated with log-log models and first differences by customer and sub-market, and the result split into price, volume and mix.
The Revenue Growth Management module decides where and how to create profitable demand: pricing and price-pack architecture, promotions, portfolio and assortment, channel and commercial incentives. Each analysis declares the data it needs, the P&L lines it touches and the caveat that comes with it.
Elasticity per SKU, estimated with log-log models and first differences by customer and sub-market, and the result split into price, volume and mix.
Lift and return of each promotion against a non-promotional baseline, so promotions that only move volume between weeks become visible.
ABC classification and a whale curve of which customers and SKUs make money and which lose it. The whale curve needs customer margin, and says so when it is missing.
The gap between territory potential and sales execution, and simulations of what an incentive plan will make the field do.
Where can price move without losing more volume than it gains?
Elasticity per SKU · price, volume and mix decomposition
Which promotions pay back, and which only shift demand?
Promotion lift and return against a baseline
Which SKUs and customers create value, and which consume it?
ABC classification · whale curve
Is the gap in the territory or in how it is worked?
Territory potential against execution
What will this commission plan make people do?
Attainment simulation
In development: causal marketing mix modelling, trade spend net of funds, and cannibalization. Today's media analysis is a descriptive triage and is labeled that way.
A Value Tree in RGM sizes the money in price, promotion and mix in 14 days.