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📊 3 ways small businesses can use data to sell more and retain customers

  • Writer: גיל דדי
    גיל דדי
  • Dec 14, 2025
  • 2 min read
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Running a small or medium-sized business requires making decisions all the time – what products to promote, how to bring in new customers, and how to keep existing customers coming back again and again. Many business owners rely on gut feelings, but using data properly can make decisions much smarter and more informed.


1. Understand what really sells


Every POS system or sales website collects data: which products sell the most, on what days and times, and what the average customer basket is. A simple analysis can show you:

  • Which products are worth putting at the front?

  • When should you do promotions?

  • And where should you invest in advertising?


Example:


2. Bring in new customers smartly


Not every marketing channel is worth the same. Some bring in quality leads, others less so. By tracking the customer source (Facebook, Google, referral), you can understand:

  • Where do the actual paying customers come from?

  • Which channel is not worth the investment?

  • Where should you increase your budget?


Example:


3. Retain existing customers


Returning customers are worth much more than new customers. By tracking purchases, you can identify:

  • Who buys frequently?

  • Who disappeared and never returned?

  • When should you send a coupon or personalized offer?


Example:


4. How to analyze the data


To analyze your data effectively, you should use advanced tools. These tools can help you understand the information more clearly. For example, data analysis software can display graphs and diagrams that give you quick insights.


5. Set achievable goals


Once the data is clear, you can set goals. These goals could be selling specific products, attracting new customers, or improving the customer experience. It’s important that the goals are measurable and clear.


6. Be flexible


The business world is constantly changing. Therefore, it is important to be flexible and adapt your strategies according to new data. If you see that the current method is not working, do not hesitate to change direction.


Summary


Data isn't just for "big companies" – even a small business can benefit from simple insights: understanding what sells, attracting new customers, and keeping existing customers. With the right guidance, you can turn dry data into decisions that generate


👉 Want to know how this can work for your business?


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