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https://github.com/naninsv/zomato-data-analysis
Comprehensive SQL-based analysis of Zomato's food delivery data. Covers customer behavior, restaurant performance, delivery efficiency, seasonal trends, and revenue optimization using advanced SQL queries.
https://github.com/naninsv/zomato-data-analysis
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Comprehensive SQL-based analysis of Zomato's food delivery data. Covers customer behavior, restaurant performance, delivery efficiency, seasonal trends, and revenue optimization using advanced SQL queries.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/naninsv/zomato-data-analysis
- Owner: naninsv
- Created: 2025-02-13T08:09:16.000Z (2 days ago)
- Default Branch: main
- Last Pushed: 2025-02-13T09:13:26.000Z (2 days ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-02-13T09:24:38.210Z (2 days ago)
- Topics: business-analytics, business-intelligence, business-solutions, data-science, dataanalysis, sql, sql-queries, sql-server, zomato-data-analysis
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- Watchers: 1
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- Readme: README.md
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README
# π½οΈ Zomato Food Delivery Data Analysis Using SQL
![Zomato GIF](Photo/zomato_gif.gif)## π Introduction
The **food delivery industry** is rapidly growing, with companies like **Zomato** leading the market. This project leverages SQL-based data analysis to extract insights on customer behavior, restaurant performance, delivery trends, and revenue patterns.- π **Customer behavior**
- π **Restaurant performance**
- π΄ **Delivery trends**
- π° **Revenue patterns**By analyzing structured datasetsβincluding **orders, customers, restaurants, deliveries, and riders**βthis project uncovers key business insights. Advanced **SQL techniques** such as **joins, aggregations, ranking functions, and window functions** help in optimizing operations, marketing strategies, and customer experience.
## π― Objective
The primary goal of this project is to **analyze Zomato's operational and customer data** using **SQL** to extract actionable insights and enhance efficiency & profitability.### π **Key Goals:**
β **Understanding customer behavior** β Identifying repeat customers, high-value customers, and spending patterns.
β **Evaluating restaurant performance** β Ranking restaurants based on **revenue, order volume, and demand**.
β **Analyzing delivery efficiency** β Measuring rider performance through **delivery times, delays, and efficiency comparisons**.
β **Tracking seasonal demand** β Identifying trends based on **seasons, weekdays vs. weekends, and special events**.
β **Optimizing marketing and promotions** β Determining the best time for **discounts & promotions** to maximize revenue.This **SQL-driven analysis** empowers **Zomato** to **optimize customer engagement, streamline logistics, and boost revenue generation** by improving **order fulfillment, delivery management, and targeted marketing strategies**.
## π Dataset Description
The project is based on multiple datasets:
- **π¦ Orders:** Order details, customer ID, total amount, order date.
- **π€ Customers:** Customer demographics, customer ID, location.
- **π¬ Restaurants:** Restaurant details, revenue, and locations.
- **π΄ Deliveries:** Delivery time, delivery status, assigned rider.
- **π΅ Riders:** Rider details, delivery efficiency, performance.## Entity-Relationship (ER) Diagram ποΈ
Below is the ER Diagram representing the database schema for this project:
![ER Diagram](ER.png)
## π οΈ Methodologies Used
1. **Joins**
π Combine multiple tables (e.g., INNER, LEFT JOIN) to integrate data across orders, customers, restaurants, deliveries, and riders.2. **Aggregations**
π’ Use functions like SUM, COUNT, and AVG to compute metrics such as revenue and order volumes.3. **Ranking Functions**
π Employ RANK, DENSE_RANK, and ROW_NUMBER to order restaurants, riders, and other entities based on performance.4. **Window Functions**
π Utilize LAG and LEAD to compare current rows with previous or subsequent rows for trend analysis.5. **Date Functions**
π Extract and manipulate date information using MONTH, YEAR, DATEADD, and DATEDIFF to analyze seasonal trends.6. **Common Table Expressions (CTEs)**
π Break complex queries into manageable, reusable parts for clarity and maintenance.7. **Filtering & Conditional Logic**
π Apply WHERE, HAVING, and CASE statements to segment data and implement conditional analysis.8. **Set Operations**
π Merge or compare datasets using UNION, INTERSECT, and EXCEPT for comprehensive result sets.9. **Data Type Conversion**
π Use CAST and CONVERT to ensure data is in the correct format for analysis.10. **Query Optimization**
β‘ Enhance performance through indexing and efficient query design.## π Project Breakdown (Questions & Categories)
### π’ Basic Level:
1οΈβ£ Total orders per customer.
2οΈβ£ Total revenue generated by each customer (CLV).
3οΈβ£ Number of orders per restaurant.
4οΈβ£ Revenue generated by each restaurant.
5οΈβ£ Average order value.### π΅ Intermediate Level:
6οΈβ£ Monthly sales trends analysis.
7οΈβ£ Identifying high-value customers.
8οΈβ£ Rider efficiency based on delivery times.
9οΈβ£ Seasonal demand analysis.
π City-wise revenue ranking.### π΄ Advanced Level:
π’ Year-over-year revenue trends.
π’ Identifying peak ordering hours.
π’ Evaluating discount impact on sales.
π’ Identifying top-performing restaurants.
π’ Customer segmentation based on order behavior.## π Key Findings
πΉ **High-Value Customers:** A small percentage of customers contribute to a large portion of total revenue.
πΉ **Peak Order Times:** Most orders occur during lunch (12 PM - 2 PM) and dinner (7 PM - 9 PM).
πΉ **Delivery Efficiency:** Some riders consistently deliver faster than others, impacting overall service ratings.
πΉ **Seasonal Demand:** Orders increase during festival seasons and weekends.
πΉ **Marketing Optimization:** Discounts during off-peak hours lead to increased orders without hurting profit margins.## π‘ Recommendations
π **Improve delivery efficiency** β Optimize rider allocation and reduce delays.
π― **Target high-value customers** β Personalized promotions for repeat customers.
π’ **Enhance restaurant partnerships** β Identify and promote high-performing restaurants.
π **Seasonal strategies** β Offer seasonal discounts to capitalize on peak demand.
π° **Dynamic pricing models** β Adjust pricing based on demand trends.## π Conclusion
This **SQL-driven data analysis** provides actionable insights to help **Zomato optimize operations, improve customer satisfaction, and boost revenue**. With data-driven strategies, Zomato can enhance its food delivery services and strengthen its market position. π