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Sizing Up Market Sizing

Transcript: Population of Spain = 45m Urban:Rural Population Ratio = 3:1 Urban Market Penetration = 100% Rural Market Penetration = 95% Dividing Urban and Rural URBAN 36m * 75% = 27m 27m * 100% 30 minutes/day 810m minutes/day Population * 3:1 Ratio Market Penetration Est. average daily use = 15 min/day * 7.2m Estimated urban calls 810m min/day Estimated rural calls + 108m min/day Total calls in Spain 918m min/day Age Groups In this situation, does it make practical sense to break it down even more by age group (kids, teens, adults, elderly)? Would that make it more complicated? Does it play a big role? Adding The Elements Estimating the portion (size) of a large pool (market) A hypothetical situation that tests logic Useful business tool for calculations and predictions Population Why is it important though? The Good and the Bad Case Study: Minutes in Spain RURAL 36m * 25% = 9m (36m * 95%) - 27m = 7.2m 15 minutes/day 108 minutes/day Questions? Subcategories Prompt: How many minutes of mobile calls are made each day in Spain? The Process Given population = 45m Exceptions? --> 45m * 80% = 36m Our target audience/pool = 36m Does everyone in Spain own a cell phone? Do some people own multiple? Is there a difference based on class and wealth? Who would likely use more minutes and why? Population A General Approach Taking into consideration: (1) Population size (2) Urban/rural differences (3) Phone usage About 918 million minutes of mobile phone calls are made per day in Spain. Conclusion An Introduction What numbers should I use? Do I have an approximation? What am I dealing with? What is Marketing Sizing? General interview question Logic, clarity, explanations Hypothetical situations requiring no extra "background" information No right or wrong answers! Creativity Population * 3:1 Ratio Market Penetration Est. average daily use = 30 min/day * 27m The Good: Take your time; don't rush - ask clarifying questions Explain your thoughts and logic - back up your reasoning Point out assumptions that you make Use easy and general numbers when you can (ex: U.S population) The Bad: Not taking time to think Making simple math mistakes Getting into too many small details Gaps of silence How to Size Up Market Sizing Possible Logic and Questions Take a few moments to THINK! Don't panic--ask questions if you need to. What's your logic; assumptions? Make a structure: organize, charts, graphs Put it into terms that make sense to you Fill in the blanks, the numbers, the categories... Basics: percentages, fractions, mental math Present your answer and walk through it clearly Explain it so that someone who knows nothing about it could understand

Market Sizing Analysis

Transcript: Identifies Market Opportunities Guides Investment Decisions Assists in Resource Allocation Supports Strategic Planning Market sizing helps businesses pinpoint areas with high demand potential, allowing them to focus resources on the most promising opportunities and maximize returns. By estimating the size and potential of the market, companies can make informed choices about where to invest their capital, reducing the risk of financial loss. Effective resource allocation is facilitated through accurate market sizing, ensuring that resources are directed towards the most lucrative segments and initiatives. Strategic planning is enhanced through market sizing, allowing businesses to align their goals with market realities and develop tailored strategies for growth. Qualitative Market Sizing Types of Market Sizing Importance of Market Sizing Quantitative Market Sizing Primary Research Secondary Research Introduction to Market Sizing Market sizing involves evaluating the market potential for a specific product or service by estimating its size. This process is vital for businesses to gauge demand, uncover growth opportunities, and inform strategic decision-making. Market Sizing Analysis An in-depth exploration of methodologies and metrics for understanding market potential. Market Sizing Case Study A chronological overview of the market sizing process through a practical example. 2020 2021 2022 2023 The market was defined by identifying the key characteristics and scope, including potential customer segments and relevant trends. Findings were analyzed to determine market size and potential growth opportunities, utilizing both qualitative and quantitative data. Results were presented to stakeholders, highlighting key insights and strategic recommendations based on the analysis. Data was gathered through various methodologies, including surveys and industry reports, to provide a comprehensive understanding of the market landscape. Top-Down Market Sizing Approach The Top-Down approach begins by analyzing the overall market size and gradually refines the estimate to focus on specific segments relevant to a business. This method leverages secondary data sources, such as market reports and industry analyses, to provide a broad overview before drilling down into more granular details. Bottom-Up Market Sizing Approach The Bottom-Up approach constructs the market size by aggregating data from individual sales or customer insights, leading to a more tailored and precise estimation. This method, while often yielding greater accuracy, necessitates meticulous data collection and analysis to be effective. Data Sources for Market Sizing Various data sources contribute to market sizing, providing a comprehensive view of potential market size. 60% 5% 10% 25% Industry Reports Company Financials Government Publications Surveys Market Segmentation and Targeting Understanding the market through effective segmentation helps businesses focus their strategies on the most promising segments. Identify Market Segments Recognizing distinct groups within the overall market to tailor products and marketing efforts. Analyze Segment Attractiveness Evaluating potential profitability and growth of each segment to prioritize focus areas. Select Target Segments Choosing the most viable segments based on analysis to direct resources and strategy. Position Products/Services Accordingly Crafting unique value propositions that resonate with the selected target segments.

Market Sizing

Transcript: Collaborators - Doctors - How many doctors do we need? - Develop relations with doctors - Sign up & Incentive plan for doctors - Quality check on doctors? - What tools do they need? - Tie up with there exisitng system or get them on our - Labs - How many labs do we need? - Develop relations with labs - Signup & Incentive plan for labs - Quality check on labs - Tie up with there exisitng system or get them on our - Insurance Companies? Acquisition Plan - Advertising Channels - 1+5 year plan - Client Retention Plan Update offerings - New Cities - More features - ?? - Have a working app and model (at least 90%) - At least 1 lab tie up - At least 5 doctors tie up - Identify right company to do pilot - Calculate cost of pilot - How long will be pilot? - What all will we monitor? - How many FTEs required? - How to show benefits? - Benchmarking? - Productivity and Actual $$ Market Sizing Product Development Revenue Model Growth Plan Pilot Product Development Market Sizing Develop a model - Define parameters to measure - Develop algorithms - Develop engagement plan for users - Develop algorithm Develop App - Parameters for push/pull information - Integration with other apps - Integration with lab/doc systems - Integration with Insurance Companies Misc - Website development - Record keeping - Database development - Tie up with existing systems Revenue & Cost Model Which market to target? - Which will be first location? - What is the size of the market? - What is the growth potential? - What will be the approach? - Who are the key collabrators Cost - Programer and QA - How many FTEs do we need? - Sign-up with database company - What size storage do we need and associated cost - Cost of customer acquisition? - Cost of lab tieup - Cost of doctor tieup Revenue - Define revenue model? Subscription based? - What is sign-up fees - Define packages Break Even point & Sensitivity analysis - 1st month, quarter, year margins - Working capital required Thoughts? Growth Strategies Pilot Program Path to Healthe Pilot Program

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