Data visualization · Atlanta, GA
Data visualization for Atlanta small businesses
Atlanta is large enough that the question is rarely how you did, but how you did against where you stand. We draw charts from your records that answer one comparison, whether that is district, sector or season.
Atlanta visualization for Downtown, Midtown and Buckhead
Downtown holds the most office space in the metro area, Midtown is the second-largest business district and Buckhead is the third. Lunch trade, meeting rooms and after-work visits all follow office space.
If you run more than one site, or sell into more than one district, a bar chart of sales by district shows where the weight sits. We rank the bars, label them with the district names and title the chart with the leader.
Charts for Atlanta's film, logistics and finance trades
Atlanta's leading sectors include transportation, aerospace, logistics, healthcare, media, film and television, information technology and finance. A freelance editor, a courier or a bookkeeper may serve two of those at once.
We chart revenue by sector as bars and revenue by month as a line, then you decide whether to chase the sector that pays or the one that grows. Each chart carries one question, since a mixed picture satisfies nobody.
A view of Atlanta that starts small
The city had 498,715 people at the 2020 Census, and the metro area is described as having more than 6.4 million. Numbers that size make a single shop look tiny, so we scale the picture to you.
Your chart covers your customers, your products and your weeks, and nothing more. The point is the next decision, not a market study.
Where an Atlanta owner shows the chart
The UGA Small Business Development Center is opening a Buckhead location to serve Fulton County businesses and already consults across metro Atlanta. The Metro Atlanta Chamber represents businesses across a 29-county region.
Advisors and members meet many owners, and a finished chart makes yours easy to remember. The title states the claim, and every bar traces to the sales rows behind it.
Questions from Atlanta owners
I work from home and sell to Atlanta firms. What do I chart?
Revenue by client industry, and hours billed by month. Those two charts show where the money and the time go, and they often disagree.
Can I chart several locations on one picture?
Yes, as grouped bars or as one line per site. We stay with one question per chart, so a chart of sales by site is separate from a chart of hours worked.
What does a chart need from me besides records?
A question and the names you want on the labels. Tell us whether a bar should say Buckhead or the shop's street, and we use your words.
Sources for the facts on this page: Atlanta, Wikipedia · About, Metro Atlanta Chamber · New Buckhead office, Georgia SBDC at UGA
Pick the district you want to understand
Book a call with us, name the neighborhood or sector, and bring one export. We will say what the chart can show. Anyone who would rather meet in person can say so in the form.