New Phone / Who Dis?
Data Met-tricks
Clients of Yester-year
Can you believe that person?
Know your numbers
100

This person will never talk to you on the phone, but you know me by my BOLD PINK email font.

Who is Lynn Saffran

100

This metric will tell you how a client's rate stacks up against the BEST rate available for that vendor.

CoRA BIC  (Best in Class)

100

This client didn't want to grow up.  But when they did, private equity loaded them with crushing debt they couldn't pay back.

Toys R Us

100

This fellow brought a little bit of show business to NSA with a movie-like gala to launch our new brand.

Sean Finnigan

100
The NSA ID for The Chicago Tribune

000233

200

You would often see this rep visiting NSA from nearby. He loves to meet in person, and take Alan to lunch. He always starts with an increase and ends up giving us what we want.

Bob Smith from Arlington Heights

200

This metric tells us how many of our client's shoppers also read the preprint in a given market.

Circular Utilization

200

This client was too similar to another store who spammed everyone with 20% coupons for kitchen items they didn't really need.  It was too much competition 'N they couldn't handle it.

Linens 'N Things

200

This NSA leader left to be CEO of ADVO

Scott Harding

200

The NSA ID for the Washington Post

000147

300

Hailing from New England, this ginger haired rep would often travel out to NSA to take us out to dinner after he "pahked his cahh."

Mark Straffin

300

This metric measures how likely a customer in a zip code will shop at our client's store.

Relative Presence

300

This client used to try to pay vendors with unsold merchandise, like those Super Bowl t-shirts from the team that didn't win.

Modells

300

This person loved to sew everyone's Halloween costumes and lead the longest off topic team meetings in NSA History.

Wendy Wade

300

The NSA ID for Valassis Solo Mail

003997

400

This self important vendor's main reason for saying no is "We are the _______  ______."

Washington Post

400

This metric represents a zip code's % contribution to overall store sales along with all of the other zip codes that provide more store sales.

CUME BOS

400
This client used to sell kits to build houses, and they could have been Amazon long before Amazon was.  Instead they closed to stores to capitalize on real estate value.

Sears Retail

400

This person collects giraffes and is very direct with vendors.

Judi Berman

400

The NSA for the Carrier Boys Association

008000

500

This fellow likes to talk about his entire life history, but he will never do anything for you.

Bob Elias

500

This metric measures the balance of advertising spend verses the overall sales gained in a period after the ad runs.

Ad to sales Ratio

500

This client liked to have NSA nearby, so we opened an office near them.

Home Depot

500

This guy ate a stick of butter and won the mustache contest winning a framed signed photo of Tom Selleck.

Kurt Kopinski

500

This is how you calculate the % change between a new and old rate.

Take the new rate minus the old rate, and then divide that number by the old rate.