The document presents market research data on trial and repeat purchase rates for a product. It finds that with medium consumer awareness and high ACV (distribution), projected sales would be $30.52 million, exceeding the acceptable hurdle rate of $30 million. With high consumer awareness and high ACV, projected sales would be even higher at $35.90 million. The methodology section explains how trial and repeat purchase rates were calculated using households and marketing adjustment factors to determine total projected sales volume and value.
The document presents market research data on trial and repeat purchase rates for a product. It finds that with medium consumer awareness and high ACV (distribution), projected sales would be $30.52 million, exceeding the acceptable hurdle rate of $30 million. With high consumer awareness and high ACV, projected sales would be even higher at $35.90 million. The methodology section explains how trial and repeat purchase rates were calculated using households and marketing adjustment factors to determine total projected sales volume and value.
The document presents market research data on trial and repeat purchase rates for a product. It finds that with medium consumer awareness and high ACV (distribution), projected sales would be $30.52 million, exceeding the acceptable hurdle rate of $30 million. With high consumer awareness and high ACV, projected sales would be even higher at $35.90 million. The methodology section explains how trial and repeat purchase rates were calculated using households and marketing adjustment factors to determine total projected sales volume and value.
The document presents market research data on trial and repeat purchase rates for a product. It finds that with medium consumer awareness and high ACV (distribution), projected sales would be $30.52 million, exceeding the acceptable hurdle rate of $30 million. With high consumer awareness and high ACV, projected sales would be even higher at $35.90 million. The methodology section explains how trial and repeat purchase rates were calculated using households and marketing adjustment factors to determine total projected sales volume and value.
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Exhibit 5
Trial Purchase Rate Repeat Rate by Product
Definitely would buy 23% Mediocre Product 28%
Probably would buy 40% Average Product 33%
U.S. Households(MM) 120 Excellent Product 38%
Repeat Purchase Penetration 92% Occasions(units) 4 Market Plan Adjustments Consumer Awareness ACV Low Support 14% Low 60% Medium Support 17% Medium 65% High Support 20% High 79% Price(in $) 4.49
Caclulations Montreaux sells at 65% of MSRP Assumption : Taking product as average product
Consumer Awareness Low Support Medium support
ACV Low Medium High Low Trial Rate 30.4% 30.4% 30.4% 30.4% Marketing -Adjustment Trial Rate 2.3% 2.5% 3.1% 2.85% Trial Households 2.82 3.05 3.71 3.42 Repeat Volume 3.72 4.03 4.90 4.52 Total Purchases (in mm) 6.54 7.09 8.61 7.94 Retail Sales Value (in mm) 29.4 31.8 38.7 35.7 Sales volume(in mm dollar) 19.09 20.68 25.13 23.18
Acceptable hurdle rate is $30MM
Two options available where sale would be greater than Hurdle Rate Consumer Awareness ACV Sale Medium High 30.52 High High 35.90 Medium support High Support Medium High Low Medium High 30.4% 30.4% 30.4% 30.4% 30.4% 3.09% 3.76% 3.36% 3.64% 4.42% 3.71 4.51 4.03 4.36 5.30 4.90 5.95 5.32 5.76 7.00 8.60 10.46 9.34 10.12 12.30 38.6 47.0 42.0 45.4 55.2 25.11 30.52 27.27 29.54 35.90