Hello,
does anyone have a market sizing cased that is constrained by the supply side in terms of the area accessible? (such as number of people in a museum or zoo?)
Thank you - I am struggling with area related questions
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Udayan
Hi there!
Take a lot at this article, too
https://www.preplounge.com/en/bootcamp.php/case-cracking-toolbox/identify-your-case-type/market-sizing
Cheers,
GB
Hello!
One that I love and is related: how many hairs does a normal size cat have?
Hint: you can ask for hairs/cm2 as a data point, but you will need to figure out the area of the cat for multiplying later.
It´s also an "area" type of market sizing case, but a funny one ;)
Hope it helps!
Best,
Clara
Hi there!
A few that I like include:
- Number of taxis in Manhattan
- Number of park benches in Central Park (or people)
- Daily revenue of a nearby store
- Size of the current (interview) room
- Number of golf balls you could fit in the interview room
Good luck and feel free to reach out for any training in market sizing!
