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We don't care how dirty your data is -- we'll clean it.
Now only that, but we'll scrape and organize other data sources to be legible and usable in analysis.
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Social Media Data: Public posts, comments, and sentiment analysis from platforms like Twitter, Reddit, or Facebook.
Online Reviews: Ratings and comments on public review sites like Yelp, Google Reviews, or Amazon.
Forum Discussions: Consumer discussions on platforms like Reddit, Quora, or niche forums.
Survey Results: Published consumer sentiment surveys or polls available on research websites or news outlets.
Pricing Information: Competitor prices displayed on their websites or on e-commerce platforms.
Press Releases: Official announcements regarding new products, services, or partnerships.
Market Reports: Publicly available industry reports that include competitor analysis.
Social Media Updates: Posts from competitors about new product launches or business developments.
Patent Filings: Publicly available patent databases where new patents can be tracked.
Customer Reviews on Public Platforms: Reviews on sites like Google, Yelp, or Trustpilot regarding customer service experiences.
Industry Benchmarks: Published reports or studies on average call handling times, abandonment rates, etc., in specific industries.
Social Media Mentions: Customer feedback and complaints related to call center experiences on platforms like Twitter or Facebook.
Job Listings: Job descriptions and requirements for call center roles, which can hint at performance metrics and expectations.
Shipping Cost Estimates: Publicly available shipping calculators on logistics company websites.
Traffic Data: Public traffic information from services like Google Maps, indicating potential distribution bottlenecks.
Warehouse Locations: Publicly listed information about warehouse facilities and their capacities.
Supplier Information: Publicly available supplier directories or vendor listings.
Public Transportation Networks: Maps and schedules available from public transportation websites, useful for planning distribution routes.
Public Financial Statements: Quarterly or annual reports from publicly traded companies.
Market Trend Reports: Industry-specific growth forecasts published by market research firms or analysts.
Economic Indicators: Data from government websites or economic institutions (e.g., GDP growth, unemployment rates).
Competitor Sales Data: Estimates or published sales figures available through industry reports or news articles.
Google Trends Data: Insights into search interest for specific products or services over time.
Demographic Data: Population statistics and consumer behavior data available from sources like government census data or market research reports.
Google Analytics Benchmarking: Publicly available benchmarking data for various industries and regions.
Industry Reports: Free or publicly accessible market analysis reports that identify emerging markets.
Social Media Analytics: Demographic information available through social media platforms' analytics tools.
Export/Import Data: Trade data available from government or international trade organizations' websites.
Product Specifications: Dimensions and weights of products listed on manufacturer or retailer websites.
Packaging Innovations: Publicly available research papers or industry articles discussing new packaging techniques.
Shipping Guidelines: Publicly available guidelines or case studies on pallet optimization from logistics companies.
Industry Forums: Discussions on best practices for pallet packing in industry-specific forums or groups.
Standard Pallet Sizes: Information on standard pallet dimensions and packing guidelines available from industry bodies or logistics companies.
Market Demand Data: Search volume data from tools like Google Trends indicating rising or falling demand.
Public Reviews and Complaints: Feedback on product availability issues seen in online reviews or social media.
Competitor Stock Information: Indirect insights from observing competitors’ websites for out-of-stock notices.
Economic Data: Consumer spending data available from government or industry sources.
Public Supplier Performance Data: Reviews or ratings of suppliers on public platforms.
Sales Trends: Publicly available sales data from industry reports or e-commerce sites.
Product Reviews: Insights from consumer feedback that can influence inventory decisions.
Market Demand Indicators: Search volume data from Google Trends indicating product demand.
Competitor Inventory Levels: Observations from competitor websites, indicating which products are frequently out of stock.
Public Industry Standards: Published best practices or benchmarks related to inventory management.
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Social Media Data: Public posts, comments, and sentiment analysis from platforms like Twitter, Reddit, or Facebook.
Online Reviews: Ratings and comments on public review sites like Yelp, Google Reviews, or Amazon.
Forum Discussions: Consumer discussions on platforms like Reddit, Quora, or niche forums.
Survey Results: Published consumer sentiment surveys or polls available on research websites or news outlets.
Pricing Information: Competitor prices displayed on their websites or on e-commerce platforms.
Press Releases: Official announcements regarding new products, services, or partnerships.
Market Reports: Publicly available industry reports that include competitor analysis.
Social Media Updates: Posts from competitors about new product launches or business developments.
Patent Filings: Publicly available patent databases where new patents can be tracked.
Customer Reviews on Public Platforms: Reviews on sites like Google, Yelp, or Trustpilot regarding customer service experiences.
Industry Benchmarks: Published reports or studies on average call handling times, abandonment rates, etc., in specific industries.
Social Media Mentions: Customer feedback and complaints related to call center experiences on platforms like Twitter or Facebook.
Job Listings: Job descriptions and requirements for call center roles, which can hint at performance metrics and expectations.
Shipping Cost Estimates: Publicly available shipping calculators on logistics company websites.
Traffic Data: Public traffic information from services like Google Maps, indicating potential distribution bottlenecks.
Warehouse Locations: Publicly listed information about warehouse facilities and their capacities.
Supplier Information: Publicly available supplier directories or vendor listings.
Public Transportation Networks: Maps and schedules available from public transportation websites, useful for planning distribution routes.
Public Financial Statements: Quarterly or annual reports from publicly traded companies.
Market Trend Reports: Industry-specific growth forecasts published by market research firms or analysts.
Economic Indicators: Data from government websites or economic institutions (e.g., GDP growth, unemployment rates).
Competitor Sales Data: Estimates or published sales figures available through industry reports or news articles.
Google Trends Data: Insights into search interest for specific products or services over time.
Demographic Data: Population statistics and consumer behavior data available from sources like government census data or market research reports.
Google Analytics Benchmarking: Publicly available benchmarking data for various industries and regions.
Industry Reports: Free or publicly accessible market analysis reports that identify emerging markets.
Social Media Analytics: Demographic information available through social media platforms' analytics tools.
Export/Import Data: Trade data available from government or international trade organizations' websites.
Product Specifications: Dimensions and weights of products listed on manufacturer or retailer websites.
Packaging Innovations: Publicly available research papers or industry articles discussing new packaging techniques.
Shipping Guidelines: Publicly available guidelines or case studies on pallet optimization from logistics companies.
Industry Forums: Discussions on best practices for pallet packing in industry-specific forums or groups.
Standard Pallet Sizes: Information on standard pallet dimensions and packing guidelines available from industry bodies or logistics companies.
Market Demand Data: Search volume data from tools like Google Trends indicating rising or falling demand.
Public Reviews and Complaints: Feedback on product availability issues seen in online reviews or social media.
Competitor Stock Information: Indirect insights from observing competitors’ websites for out-of-stock notices.
Economic Data: Consumer spending data available from government or industry sources.
Public Supplier Performance Data: Reviews or ratings of suppliers on public platforms.
Sales Trends: Publicly available sales data from industry reports or e-commerce sites.
Product Reviews: Insights from consumer feedback that can influence inventory decisions.
Market Demand Indicators: Search volume data from Google Trends indicating product demand.
Competitor Inventory Levels: Observations from competitor websites, indicating which products are frequently out of stock.
Public Industry Standards: Published best practices or benchmarks related to inventory management.
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To address this, we developed a sophisticated AI-powered solution. Our platform was seamlessly integrated into the client's existing contact center infrastructure to identify and track key performance indicators.
By leveraging our solution, the client uncovered significant gaps in agent performance. This data-driven insight enabled them to optimize training and improve overall contact center efficiency, resulting in a substantial increase in subscription sign-ups.
Our client, operating in a highly seasonal industry, generates over 80% of their revenue in just two weeks. With stores across the U.S. and competition varying by region, their existing methods couldn't effectively track all competitors.
We stepped in a few months before their peak season, quickly gathering and organizing public data into actionable insights. Using our FieldFactor platform, we set up real-time tracking of competitors’ promotions.
By the start of the season, the client had adjusted their pricing across regions to stay competitive. We helped them track over 700 previously unmonitored competitors and analyze 2,000 new promotions nationwide, giving them the edge they needed for a successful season.