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See what factors influence Master Rolls performance in the Australia and how they change over time
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An analysis of Master Rolls' competitors in the Australia
An analysis of Master Rolls' competitors in the Australia
Discover your traffic workload during different times of the day
In Cafés & Restaurants
In Cafés & Restaurants
Top-5 brands that brand's customers also visit
In Cafés & Restaurants
·Jun – Aug 25
Master Rolls is in the top 8% of brands
Sample of brands in the same percentile
Cafés & Restaurants
Market performance percentile reveals brand's share of foot traffic, indicating competitive strength and customer preference in the industry.
Master Rolls, with a market performance of 92, is a leading brand, placing it in the top 8% in Australia's Cafe & Restaurants industry. This high percentile demonstrates strong market presence. Performance peers in the same range include Beerwah Hotel, My Lost Piece, Tingalpa Hotel, Le Marrakech Restaurant, Chache da Dhaba- Roadside Indian Eatery, and Brass Monkey Hotel.
Customer satisfaction is a key indicator of brand health, reflecting customer loyalty and the likelihood of repeat business and positive word-of-mouth referrals.
Master Rolls demonstrates strong customer satisfaction, with an overall CSAT of 91%, up 8 percentage points year-over-year. In New South Wales, the CSAT is also 91%, indicating consistent positive customer experiences across locations. The CSAT trend from May to July 2025 shows consistently high satisfaction levels.
Average check provides insights into customer spending habits, reflecting perceived value and the potential for revenue optimization strategies.
The average check for Master Rolls in New South Wales is 13 AUD, with no growth value indicated year-over-year. Dynamic data from May to July 2025 shows a consistent approximated average check around 14.62 AUD, indicating stable spending per transaction.
The number of outlets indicates brand reach and accessibility, reflecting market penetration and potential for revenue generation across different locations.
Master Rolls has 13 outlets in New South Wales. A stable number of outlets suggests a consolidated market presence within the state during the analyzed period.
Understanding key competitors and cross-visitation patterns allows for strategic benchmarking and identification of opportunities to attract and retain customers.
The top competitors for Master Rolls based on cross-visitation are Bay Vista (8.70%), Grill'd (8.70%), Donut King (4.35%), Mama & Papas (4.35%), and Cafe On Melrose (4.35%). This suggests that customers who visit Master Rolls also frequent these establishments, indicating potential areas for competitive analysis and differentiation.
Analyzing traffic workload by hours reveals peak operational times, enabling optimized staffing, resource allocation, and targeted promotional activities.
Master Rolls experiences peak traffic workload between 12:00 PM and 4:00 PM, with the highest workload at 2:00 PM (59.07%). Traffic starts increasing at 7:00 AM, peaks during midday, and declines sharply after 6:00 PM. There is no traffic from 9:00 PM to 6:00 AM.
Analyzing consumer segments enables targeted marketing and positioning, enhancing customer engagement and maximizing return on investment.
Master Rolls demonstrates a higher affinity with women (117 index) and a lower affinity with men (86 index). The brand also has a lower affinity with Gen Y (85 index), indicating these segments are less represented compared to the average consumer. This suggests the brand may want to adapt strategies to attract more men and Gen Y consumers.