Perfect customer retention (100%) and balanced product portfolio indicate strong market fit. All 300 customers remain active with consistent purchasing patterns, providing a stable foundation for growth.
Daily revenue averaging $3,900 with weekend peaks reaching $4,500
Revenue demonstrates consistent daily performance with natural weekly cycles. Weekend peaks suggest strong consumer demand patterns.
Revenue variance across products is only $837 (7.8%), indicating exceptional portfolio balance. No single product dominates, reducing risk and providing multiple growth levers.
| Customer | Total Revenue | Purchase Count | Avg Order Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lorraine James | $672 | 20 | $33.60 |
| Charles Wong | $519 | 12 | $43.25 |
| Chad Mills | $498 | 13 | $38.31 |
| Christopher Miller | $480 | 18 | $26.67 |
| Katherine Anderson | $465 | 19 | $24.47 |
| Jennifer Holmes | $450 | 16 | $28.13 |
| Eugene Powers | $450 | 11 | $40.91 |
| Jessica Fisher | $438 | 16 | $27.38 |
Top customer represents only 1% of total revenue ($672 of $66.5K), indicating healthy revenue distribution. All 300 customers active in last 90 days with 100% repeat purchase rate.
Solid foundation across all key business metrics
Three focus areas to drive growth
Proactive planning for potential challenges
Risk: While distribution is healthy, loss of multiple customers could impact revenue.
Mitigation: Continue diversification strategy and maintain high service quality to preserve 100% retention.
Risk: New product launches may cannibalize existing balanced portfolio.
Mitigation: Focus on complementary products and seasonal offerings that expand occasions rather than replace existing purchases.
Risk: 67% customer growth may strain operations and quality.
Mitigation: Phase growth in quarters, invest in operational capacity ahead of demand, maintain quality standards.
We have achieved product-market fit with perfect customer retention, balanced portfolio, and stable operations. FY2024 performance of $66.5K provides a solid baseline.