Turning thousands of customer comments into a clear to-do list
How a large online retailer stopped reading comments one by one and started seeing what customers kept raising, saving over 2,700 hours of manual review.
The problem, how it was solved and what changed, told without the jargon. These projects come from our founder's earlier roles. Client names are kept private.
How a large online retailer stopped reading comments one by one and started seeing what customers kept raising, saving over 2,700 hours of manual review.
How a luxury resale marketplace used past shopper behaviour to decide which products to show first, and cut its product page exit rate by 6%.
How a luxury resale marketplace built a recommendation system from product details, helping customers find more they liked and lifting revenue by 4%.
How grouping buyers and sellers by behaviour let a resale marketplace send more relevant messages and improve its marketing efficiency by 35%.
How reorganising tangled app data into a clean structure cut data discrepancies by 90% and made reporting around 50% faster for a consumer app.
How rebuilding event tracking for a loyalty rewards store showed what shoppers were doing and helped lift engagement metrics by 20%.
How automating manual reporting saved 624 hours a year and faster data pipelines made queries over 80% quicker for a global e-commerce operations team.
How a predictive model replaced guesswork in a customer advocacy programme, lifting conversion from 2.5% to 4% and cutting the effort of keeping it current.
How looking at which products customers bought together produced upsell rules that brought in an extra $20,000 in a single month.
How data-led minimum prices for ad slots and an automated weekly reporting tool helped a digital advertising business and saved 208 hours a year.
How a prediction model for an online marketplace flagged orders at risk of cancellation early, so the team could step in instead of finding out afterwards.
How a time series forecast, tested against a plain baseline and shown with a realistic range, gave an e-commerce team a better starting point for planning.
How a language model, guided by themes the business defined and checked by people, turned reviews, questions and comments into decisions.
How an analytics team used language-model tools to speed up routine drafting, such as queries and report commentary, while people stayed responsible for the numbers.
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