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		+	Share of wallet (SOW) is a measure of how much of a customer's spending is allocated to a particular company or brand. It is calculated by dividing the amount a customer spends with a particular company or brand by the total amount the customer spends on all products or services in the same category.
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		+	For example, if a customer spends $100 per month on groceries, and $50 of that is spent at a particular grocery store, that store has a 50% share of wallet for that customer.
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		+	Companies often track their share of wallet to understand how they are performing relative to their competitors. A high share of wallet may indicate that a company is meeting the needs of its customers and providing value, while a low share of wallet may suggest that the company needs to improve in order to win more business from its customers.
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		+	There are several ways that companies can increase their share of wallet. Some strategies include:
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		+	*Offering a wide range of products or services that meet the needs of customers
		+	*Providing excellent customer service
		+	*Offering competitive pricing
		+	*Creating loyalty programs to encourage repeat business
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		+	Developing strong relationships with customers through personalized marketing and communication.
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