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Poké Inn · Business operations

Sales analysis & product bundles

I studied sales in Excel and changed how products were grouped into featured meal combinations. The reported rate of choosing those combinations increased by 30%.

30%featured combo selection improvement
Excelsales analysis

Project overview

Use a sales pattern to rethink a product bundle

Work produced

Revised featured product combinations informed by sales analysis.

The original selection rates and measurement period are not published here. The outcome is a reported relative improvement.

Poké Inn / Product combinations

Reviewed
Sales patterns in Excel
Changed
Featured product combinations
30%

reported relative increase in featured combo selection

The original selection rates and comparison period are not published here.

Project overview

A business operations internship involving sales analysis and product bundle decisions.

My contribution

Used Excel sales patterns to redesign featured product bundles.

Methods

Operational analysis, offer design, and outcome measurement.

Purpose

Connects customer choice patterns with a concrete operating change.

Terms explained
Product bundle
Products offered together as one combination.
Selection rate
How often the featured option is chosen among the eligible purchases being measured.
Relative improvement
A change compared with the starting rate. For example, a 30% relative increase from 10% would reach 13%. Those numbers are an illustration, not this project’s baseline.

01 · The business question

How can sales data inform product bundles that customers choose more often?

02 · My contribution

  • Reviewed sales patterns in Excel to guide changes to product combinations.
  • Redesigned the combinations, with a reported 30% relative increase in how often customers selected a featured combination.

03 · The finding

The reported rate of choosing a featured combination increased by 30%. This connects a change in the offer with a specific customer choice.

04 · The decision

Use sales patterns to decide which products to offer together. Review how often customers choose the featured combination after making a change.

Learning notes

An operating change needs a defined outcome.

  • Sales patterns can point to a bundle worth revising. The bundle decision and the metric used to review it should stay connected.
  • A relative change is easier to interpret when the baseline and comparison period are available. Those details are not included in the published project record.

A next questionFor a follow up test, define the eligible orders, baseline selection rate, and comparison window before changing another bundle.

05 · Work delivered

  • Excel sales analysis
  • Redesigned product bundles
  • Reported featured combo selection improvement

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Context & measurement notes

A reported relative improvement in featured combo selection. Baseline rates and the comparison period are not available here.