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Category Comparison

Benchmarks

You outperform 78% of Fashion & Apparel

Based on blended yield (revenue per unit spent) — the single clearest read on whether your marketing is profitable at the blended level.

Ahead of category on Blended Yield (MER), Repeat Purchase Rate, and Customer Acquisition Cost; Revenue Growth Rate is what's holding you back.

How Acme Apparel compares to other Fashion & Apparel brands on Needlwork, based on anonymized, aggregated category data.

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Momentum tier

Overall Brand Growth Index — see Brand Intelligence for the full pillar breakdown.

Supporting metrics

Blended Yield (MER)

Total revenue divided by total marketing spend this period.

The single clearest read on whether your marketing is profitable at the blended level, before splitting credit by channel.

Top quartileHigh confidence
You

You

5.98×

Median

3.20×

Top 25%

5.00×

Top 10%

6.80×

Revenue Growth Rate

Period-over-period revenue growth.

Growing revenue in isolation doesn't tell you if you're winning — knowing whether your growth rate is ahead of or behind category peers does.

Bottom quartileHigh confidence
You

You

6.4%

Median

15.0%

Top 25%

28.0%

Top 10%

42.0%

Repeat Purchase Rate

Share of orders placed by returning customers.

A durable brand earns repeat purchases without paid reminders — this is the clearest signal of whether customers are coming back on their own.

Above medianHigh confidence
You

You

40.9%

Median

35.0%

Top 25%

52.0%

Top 10%

68.0%

Customer Acquisition Cost

Marketing spend divided by new customers acquired.

CAC in isolation means nothing without knowing what peers in your category are paying for the same customer.

Top quartileMedium confidence
You

You

₹590

Median

₹720

Top 25%

₹540

Top 10%

₹380

Category benchmarks are computed from anonymized, aggregated data across brands in the same industry. No individual brand's data is ever shown to another customer. Bands widen or narrow as more brands contribute data over time.