Customer Acquisition Cost
What it costs, on average, to win one new customer: all sales and marketing spend divided by the new customers it brought.
Marketing KPIs from spend to pipeline: cost per lead, CAC, ROAS, MQL to SQL conversion and marketing-sourced revenue, with formulas and the best chart for each.
What it costs, on average, to win one new customer: all sales and marketing spend divided by the new customers it brought.
The revenue earned for every unit of money spent on advertising.
The profit marketing produced compared with what it cost.
What marketing spends to generate one new lead.
The share of marketing-qualified leads that sales accepts as sales-qualified.
Revenue from deals whose first touch was a marketing channel.
The average price paid for one click on an ad.
The share of people who saw an ad and clicked it.
The price of showing an ad one thousand times.
The share of delivered emails that were opened.
The share of delivered emails in which someone clicked a link.
The share of delivered emails that led someone to unsubscribe.
The share of your target market that knows your brand, from surveys (aided: they recognise it; unaided: they name it).
How many searches include your brand name in a period.
The share of people reached by a campaign who did what it asked: sign up, download, buy.
Marketing spend compared with the company’s revenue.
Your share of all the attention in your market: ads, mentions or search visibility, against competitors.