A major Australian retailer was unknowingly losing millions of dollars due to ineffective promotional pricing.
We helped a consultant identify which promotions drove real demand and which did not, leading to a data-driven pricing strategy that resulted in a 16% revenue increase within two quarters.
The retailer was reducing prices on products that were not driving increased demand.
Millions were being lost annually due to inelastic pricing tactics.
Over 17,000 SKUs and 1.2GB of sales data needed to be analyzed quickly.
Lack of internal expertise to identify which products responded to promotions.
No clear framework existed to differentiate between effective and ineffective discounts.
Without these insights, marketing efforts lacked precision, leading to wasted promotional spend.
Price Elasticity Analysis -We analyzed historical sales data to determine which products saw demand increases when discounted, and which remained inelastic.
Scenario Modeling - We ran “What If” simulations to show potential profit recovery if inelastic SKUs had been left at original pricing.
Executive Presentation - We created a board-ready slide deck summarizing key findings, profit projections, and actionable recommendations.
💰 $4.7M AUD in Potential Profit Identified - The retailer uncovered millions in unrealized annual profits through targeted pricing changes.
📈 16% Revenue Increase - Within two quarters, the retailer exceeded sales projections by 16% after adjusting promotional strategies.
🕑 100% Board Approval in First Meeting - The board unanimously approved the pricing strategy during the initial presentation, expediting project implementation timelines.
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Strategic pricing based on demand elasticity protects profit margins.
Data visualization and scenario modeling drive executive-level decisions.
Small pricing optimizations across large SKU portfolios can yield millions in additional revenue.
Can this pricing analysis approach be applied to industries outside retail?
Yes! Price elasticity modeling works across sectors like e-commerce, manufacturing, and consumer goods.
How long does a pricing analysis like this typically take?
Depending on data volume, these projects can be completed within 3 to 5 weeks.
Do I need existing analytics tools to benefit from this?
No, we handle everything from data processing to visualization, using tools like R, Python, or Tableau.
Can you integrate this with our current pricing systems?
Yes, we can align our insights with your pricing or ERP platforms.
What ROI can I expect from pricing optimization?
Clients often see margin improvements of 5-20% depending on the size of their product portfolio and pricing strategy.