Benchmarking and market analysis are techniques that involve comparing the performance and practices of an organization with those of its competitors or similar entities in order to identify areas for improvement or opportunities for growth1234 The BA used benchmarking and market analysis to understand why the promotions were not being viewed by looking into other similar companies and how they targeted their promotions to their customers' industries. The BA also surveyed the pilot customers to get their feedback and preferences on the site and the promotions. Use cases and scenarios are techniques that involve defining the functional requirements of a system or software by describing how a user interacts with it to achieve specific goals and how the system responds to those interactions5678 The BA did not use use cases and scenarios to understand why the promotions were not being viewed because this technique is not suitable for analyzing the behavior and preferences of the customers or the effectiveness of the promotions. Observation is a technique that involves watching and listening to the activities and interactions of people or systems in order to gather information and insights910111213 The BA did not use observation to understand why the promotions were not being viewed because this technique would require direct access to the customers and their usage of the site, which may not be feasible or ethical. Data mining is a technique that involves analyzing large data sets to discover patterns and trends that can provide useful information or insights141516 The BA did use data mining to understand why the claims were not being reduced by examining the documentation of the claims and finding the common factors that caused them. However, this technique was not used to understand why the promotions were not being viewed, which was the main question.