Hello all,
Say a company owns the majority of market share for a certain product in a broad industry and plans to grow via acquisition of different products within the same industry and cross-sell to existing customers in an attempt to "bundle" products for customers. How would you go about modeling this effectively or is mostly just a guessing game? Also, what is your view on this strategy? The customers are very sticky in this particular industry.
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