Question
What is sell-through rate and why does it matter for dealer networks?
Short answer 30 words
Sell-through rate is the share of stock a dealer has sold to customers in a period, compared with what the brand supplied. It shows real demand rather than orders placed.
The fuller answer
Low sell-through can point to weak local demand or weak execution.
It is a measure for the brand's sales data, not something a profile tool computes.
Sell-through rate = units sold to customers in the period / units supplied to the dealer in the period
Use your own sales data. Agree the period and the unit with finance.
Strong enquiry, weak sale. Look at follow-up and stock.
Low sell-through and low interest. Check local demand and visibility.
Selling despite weak online presence. Room to grow.
Demand and execution agree.
Your next steps
Today
- Confirm which sales data you can get per dealer.
This week
- Calculate sell-through for ten dealers.
This month
- Compare with call and lead data.
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