📊 A data analytics project that uncovers Diwali sales patterns, helping businesses improve marketing strategies, optimize inventory, and enhance customer satisfaction.
During festive seasons like Diwali, businesses often struggle to target the right customers and manage inventory effectively.
This project analyzes sales data to answer:
- Who are the key customers?
- Which products sell the most?
- How can businesses improve strategies for future sales?
- 🐍 Python 3.8+
- 📓 Jupyter Notebook
- 🐼 Pandas for data manipulation
- 📊 Matplotlib & Seaborn for data visualization
- 🔢 NumPy for numerical analysis
- 📄 File:
diwali_sales_data.csv. - 👥 Details: Customer demographics (age, gender, state, occupation) and purchase information.
- 🔎 Source: Collected for analysis of Diwali sales trends.
- 📌 Purpose: Identify customer behavior, product popularity, and sales trends.
- 👩🦰 Women aged 26–35 were the highest spenders.
- 🏠 Customers from Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Karnataka were most active.
- 🛍️ Identified best-selling products & categories.
- 📈 Provided actionable insights for targeted marketing and inventory planning.
Diwali_sales_analysis.ipynb→ Jupyter Notebook with full analysisDiwali Sales Data.csv→ Dataset usedDiwali Sales Analysis[1].pdf→ Project PresentationRATHOD KOMAL HASMUKHBHAI_FC.pdf→ Certificate of CompletionRequirements.txt→ Python libraries required
- Demographics: Women (26–35 years) from Uttar Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Karnataka are most likely to purchase.
- Top Products: Specific categories show higher sales volumes.
- Customer Segmentation: Gender, age, and state-based insights help in targeted marketing.
- 🔮 Predictive Modeling: Forecast future sales trends using ML
- 🧩 Advanced Customer Segmentation: Cluster customers for hyper-targeted marketing
- 📊 Real-Time Dashboards: Live updates for continuous decision-making
This project was successfully completed under the Code Unnati Program.
- If you’d like to connect or collaborate, feel free to reach out:
- 💼 LinkedIn: Komal Rathod
- 📧 Email: komalr2006@gmail.com