these are my predictions and in no way do they reflect the outcome.
method 1.
using sales data from LTTG, i realized that it sold 4x the 1st weeks sales. and looking around i also noticed that give or take overall sales were 4x greater than 1st weeks sales.
e.g
1st week sales x 4 =overall sale
330,000 x 4 = 1,320,000 (1.32 million)
and from what i recall this is close to the actual outcome.
method 2.
using sales data from LTTG, i have figured out a rough 'ratio' of sales per week below 40,000. where basically following weeks sale is divided by the previous weeks sales. then for several of these an average is accumulated.
example
week sales ratio
5 40,096
6 36,098 0.90
week 6/week 5=ratio
40,096/36,098=0.90
and for following weeks the average was about 0.9.
so using the equation: a/ (1-r) we should be able to make an approximation.
r= ratio
a=is meant to be equal to first week sales BUT since we started at 40,096, this will be a
so for LTTG this would be
40,096/(1-0.9)
=40,096/(0.1)
=400,096
so now we add 400,096 to the weeks that we ignored (total from week 1-4) that is 731,759.
so 400,096 + 731,759 = 1,132,719 (1.12 mill)
Applying above methods to Pac’s Life
Method 1.
159,580 x 4 = 638,320
Method 2.
34,983 / (1-0.9) = 340,983
340,983 + 211,880(sum of first 2 weeks sale) = 552,863
so we have 638K and 553K.
taking average of these 2 gives us 596k
So according to my predictions we are looking at Pac’s Life selling approximately 600,000 units.
method 1.
using sales data from LTTG, i realized that it sold 4x the 1st weeks sales. and looking around i also noticed that give or take overall sales were 4x greater than 1st weeks sales.
e.g
1st week sales x 4 =overall sale
330,000 x 4 = 1,320,000 (1.32 million)
and from what i recall this is close to the actual outcome.
method 2.
using sales data from LTTG, i have figured out a rough 'ratio' of sales per week below 40,000. where basically following weeks sale is divided by the previous weeks sales. then for several of these an average is accumulated.
example
week sales ratio
5 40,096
6 36,098 0.90
week 6/week 5=ratio
40,096/36,098=0.90
and for following weeks the average was about 0.9.
so using the equation: a/ (1-r) we should be able to make an approximation.
r= ratio
a=is meant to be equal to first week sales BUT since we started at 40,096, this will be a
so for LTTG this would be
40,096/(1-0.9)
=40,096/(0.1)
=400,096
so now we add 400,096 to the weeks that we ignored (total from week 1-4) that is 731,759.
so 400,096 + 731,759 = 1,132,719 (1.12 mill)
Applying above methods to Pac’s Life
Method 1.
159,580 x 4 = 638,320
Method 2.
34,983 / (1-0.9) = 340,983
340,983 + 211,880(sum of first 2 weeks sale) = 552,863
so we have 638K and 553K.
taking average of these 2 gives us 596k
So according to my predictions we are looking at Pac’s Life selling approximately 600,000 units.