Understand the conversion segment of the Goal Tree and its significance in achieving business goals.
Learn how to analyse conversion funnel and identify bottlenecks within the funnel.
Master the use of Google Analytics to find conversion leaks and trends.
Evaluate the expense involved in acquiring a new customer to optimise marketing spend.
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Customer Acquisition Costs (CAC)
The total cost spent on acquiring a new customer.
Includes all marketing and sales expenses over a specific time period.
Critical for evaluating the effectiveness of marketing strategies and budget allocation.
Imagine you're throwing a party and you spend money on invitations, decorations, and snacks to get people to come. Now, divide the total amount you spent by the number of guests who actually showed up. That's a bit like Customer Acquisition Costs (CAC) in the business world. CAC refers to the average amount of money you spend to acquire a new customer, taking into account marketing expenses, sales costs, and any other costs associated with bringing in new business.
CAC is a crucial metric for any business. It helps determine the return on investment for your marketing and sales efforts. If your CAC is too high compared to the value a customer brings (Customer Lifetime Value or CLV), it might indicate that you're spending too much to acquire customers, which can impact profitability.
Customer Acquisition Costs give you insight into the efficiency of your marketing and sales efforts. It's a balance game; you want to attract new customers without overspending. By understanding and optimising CAC, businesses can ensure they're getting the best bang for their buck, leading to sustainable growth.
Programme
3
Boost retention, loyalty and customer value with strategic segmentation, automation, and innovative programs.
Level
15
Turn happy customers into advocates
Cement your customers' loyalty with programs that acknowledge and reward their engagement and spending.
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