An in-depth analysis of customer purchase patterns revealing key insights about device usage, geographic distribution, and customer segmentation.
This analysis explores a rich dataset of 21,983 customer records, examining purchase behavior across multiple dimensions including device usage, geographic distribution, and purchase patterns. We employed both descriptive and advanced statistical analyses to uncover meaningful insights about customer behavior and preferences.
The dataset provides a comprehensive view of customer behavior across multiple countries, with significant variations in purchase patterns and preferences.
We analyzed the distribution of customers across 59 countries, focusing on purchase patterns and market penetration. The analysis revealed three major markets: Norway (10,277 customers), Sweden (8,081 customers), and Georgia (3,042 customers).
The business has strong presence in Nordic countries with potential for growth in emerging markets like Georgia.
We conducted a detailed analysis of how device preference correlates with purchase behavior, using statistical testing and correlation analysis.
Device preference significantly influences customer spending patterns, with web platform users showing the highest value behavior.
Analysis of purchase categories and delivery preferences revealed strong patterns in customer behavior and preferences.
Clear customer preference for restaurant orders and delivery service, suggesting potential for expansion in other categories.
Advanced clustering analysis revealed distinct customer segments based on purchase behavior, spending patterns, and preferences.
Clear customer segmentation exists, providing opportunities for targeted marketing and service optimization.
Our comprehensive analysis reveals a complex landscape of customer behavior with clear patterns and opportunities for business optimization.
The analysis provides clear direction for business strategy, suggesting focus areas in platform optimization, geographic expansion, and segment-specific marketing approaches.