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Pull-Forward and the Post-Sale Dip: Net Incremental Units

Lesson 6 of 815 minLab

This lesson is part of the course

In this lesson

You compare actual daily units with the baseline in the week before, during and after the sale, measure the lift on the sale days and the dips around them and work out how much of the lift was only shifted demand.

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Lessons in this course

  1. The Baseline: Normal Daily Orders, the Weekday Pattern and the Sale-Day BaselineLab15 min Locked
  2. Break-Even Uplift: How Much More You Must Sell to Pay for the DiscountLab15 min Locked
  3. Discount Ladder: 10 / 20 / 30 % Scenarios, Margin per Order and the Free-Shipping ThresholdLab16 min Locked
  4. Event Forecast: Uplift Factors by Category, Units and Revenue per DayLab16 min Locked
  5. Stock Build-Up: Units Needed, Case Packs, Lead Times and Latest Order DatesLab16 min Locked
  6. Pull-Forward and the Post-Sale Dip: Net Incremental UnitsLab15 min Locked
  7. Operations Peak: Orders per Hour, Packing Staff and Parcel Volumes vs Carrier CapacityLab15 min Locked
  8. Post-Event Review: Incremental Profit, Returns Allowance, New vs Existing Customers and a ChartLab18 min Locked