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How to Track and Improve Ecommerce Customer Acquisition Effectiveness

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There’s more to ecommerce customer acquisition than increasing checkout conversion rates. The key is ongoing measurement and testing to understand which acquisition strategies work for your ecommerce business. In this article, you’ll learn how to gauge the effectiveness of any customer acquisition strategy.

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Why Misunderstanding Startup Metrics Can Cost You Your Business

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Perhaps the most misused terms I see these days from entrepreneurs involve CAC (customer acquisition costs) and LTV (life time value) and a lack of understanding these critical components is driving many companies to premature failure. CAC is often measured incorrectly and doesn’t often doesn’t capture the true costs of acquisition.

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How to Calculate & Maintain a Healthy Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC)

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That’s why Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC) is such a critical metric. Cost of software/hardware used in sales and marketing Agency, PR, or any third-party costs involved in sales and marketing. That would mean the 1100 new customers in March are the result of February’s acquisition cost. The key takeaway?

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7 Ways to Boost Ecommerce Retention in 2022

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The average ecommerce store devotes more than 80% of its marketing budget to customer acquisition. A good retention rate means people continue to choose you over a competitor, deepening customer relationships and reducing churn rate. Helping customers in this way is good PR. Conclusion.

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How to Craft (Or Pivot) Your Agency Value Proposition

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And so, the concept for a digital PR service was born. Using my existing skills and resources (including an old domain name), I tested a productized digital PR offer. About 18 months later, we pivoted our messaging to evolve beyond digital PR. Churn rate was high for a service that many organizations saw as a “nice to have.”

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