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See what factors influence Cosy Club performance in the United Kingdom and how they change over time
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In Cafés & Restaurants
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·Jun – Aug 25
Cosy Club is in the top 1% of brands
Sample of brands in the same percentile
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An analysis of Cosy Club' competitors in the United Kingdom
An analysis of Cosy Club' competitors in the United Kingdom
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Cafés & Restaurants
Market Performance shows brand strength, reflecting customer preference and competitive standing within the Cafe & Restaurants industry.
Cosy Club is a leading brand in the United Kingdom's Cafe & Restaurants industry, securing a position in the top 1% based on market performance. This percentile indicates a leading market share and strong customer preference, positioning Cosy Club ahead of competitors. Performance peers include The India, BURGER & SAUCE, Paro - Lyceum Theatre, Covent Garden & Strand - Best Indian Restaurant London, Tattu, Camden Food Co, and Bubble Citea, all within the same high-performing bracket.
Customer satisfaction reflects brand perception and loyalty, directly influencing business growth and long-term sustainability.
Cosy Club's overall customer satisfaction (CSAT) stands at 85% in the United Kingdom, with a slight decrease of 0.4 percentage points year-over-year. CSAT varies by region, with England at 85% and Wales at 80%. This indicates generally positive customer experiences, though a minor decline suggests areas for improvement, particularly in Wales where the drop is more significant.
Average check measures spending per transaction, vital for revenue analysis and pricing strategy optimization.
The average check for Cosy Club in the United Kingdom is £32.3, reflecting an 11% increase compared to the previous year. Wales shows an average check of £34.4, while England shows £32.3. This rise suggests successful upselling or price adjustments, driving higher revenue per customer, especially in Wales.
Outlet count indicates market reach and growth, impacting brand accessibility and revenue potential.
Cosy Club has 33 outlets in England and 2 outlets in Wales. The distribution shows a strong presence in England. The number of outlets directly relates to the brand's accessibility and market coverage within the United Kingdom.
Identifying key competitors reveals direct market rivals, crucial for strategic positioning and competitive advantage.
Cosy Club's top competitors, based on customer cross-visitation, are McDonald's (7.79%), JD Wetherspoon (7.53%), Bill's (2.64%), Costa Coffee (2.51%), and Starbucks (2.51%). McDonald's and JD Wetherspoon have a notably higher overlap in customer base. This data enables Cosy Club to understand shared customer preferences and adjust strategies accordingly.
Traffic workload analysis helps optimize staffing and resource allocation by understanding peak operational hours.
Cosy Club experiences peak traffic between 12:00 PM and 7:00 PM, with the highest workload around 1:00 PM (45.79%) and 6:00 PM (41.84%). Traffic is minimal during early morning hours. Understanding this distribution allows for effective resource management and staffing to meet demand.
Understanding consumer demographics helps tailor marketing and offerings to specific groups, enhancing engagement and loyalty.
Cosy Club's customer base shows a significant affinity towards women (95 index) and high affinity with men (104 index). Gen X is over-represented (125 index), while Gen Y (86 index) and Gen Z (89 index) are under-represented. These affinities suggest potential for targeted campaigns to engage younger generations and further appeal to its core demographic.