My Data analysis work on data sets so far
Data Analysis - 01
Summary statement: In this case study, I used bike share company data to evaluate patterns based on different types of customers. I was then able to propose a action plan to increase subscription of annual memberships.
Business task: Developing marketing strategies to increase the number of annual members by analyzing their pattern of using services of Bike-share company.
This analysis was performed for a capstone project in the Google Data Analytics professional certificate course.
In this case study, I performed data analysis for a fictional bike-share company in order to help them design marketing strategies aimed at converting casual riders into annual members. I analyzed how they behave differently. Along the way, I performed numerous real-world tasks of a junior data analyst by following the steps of the data analysis process: Ask, Prepare, Process, Analyze, Share, and Act.
Source of the Data: The data has been made available by Motivate International Inc. under this license (https://www.divvybikes.com/data-license-agreement.)This data was provided in the Google certificate as a part of the capstone project.
Business task:
Developing marketing strategies to increase the number of annual members by analyzing their pattern of using services of Bike-share company.
Cleaning of data set:
Tools used: Excel & SQL
Deleted cells with negative and zero ride length.
Format of DateTime column made uniform.
Deleted Null cells from the data.
Preparation and Analyzation:
Tools used: SQL & R
Extracted time from TimeDate columns.
Created Ride length column.
Sorted data customer-wise and rideable type-wise.
Joined data in a single file using inners joins.
A summary of analysis:
A few key metrics of the past 12 months:
Count of total rides observed a dip Q4-2020 and Q1-2021.
Weekends observed more bookings than weekdays, especially for casual members.
The ride count of annual members is more than casual members.
The docked bike has a maximum ride count but observed a drop in popularity in the last two quarters.
The average ride length of casual members is almost three times that of annual members.
Supporting visualizations and key findings:
Tools used: Tableau and R
*Please refer presentation attached below for visualizations of insights generated.
Top three recommendations based on analysis:
Provide offers to annual members in the last and first quarters to enhance sales and increase the number of subscriptions of annual members.
Casual members prefer long rides, a special discount on long rides can attract more annual subscriptions.
Casual members prefer more rides on weekends, special discounted rides on weekends can be helpful in signing more subscriptions.