Which of the following is NOT a measure for product assortment?

The measure of product assortment is primarily concerned with how well products are represented within a category and how they perform in terms of sales and distribution. Metrics like share per SKU, % ACV (All Commodity Volume) distribution, and sales per point of distribution directly relate to the analysis of product presence and performance in the marketplace.

Customer satisfaction rating, while essential for understanding consumer experiences and preferences, does not specifically measure the product assortment itself. Instead, it reflects the overall satisfaction customers have with their shopping experience and the overall offerings of a retailer, rather than providing insights into how effectively the product assortment is contributing to sales or distribution. Therefore, customer satisfaction rating stands apart from the other metrics, which are focused on the performance of the product assortment in a more quantitative manner.