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What’s A Good Cost Per Acquisition (CPA)? Ask The PPC via @sejournal, @navahf

Search Engine Journal

The post What’s A Good Cost Per Acquisition (CPA)? It's not always straightforward to set KPIs for your paid ad campaigns. Here's what you can do, according to Navah Hopkins in this month's column. Ask The PPC appeared first on Search Engine Journal.

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The power of customer data across the journey: Acquisition

Martech

Defining the acquisition stage The acquisition stage marks the beginning of the customer journey. To achieve this, various marketing channels can be used, including social media, search engine optimization, content marketing and paid advertising. Social media analytics (followers, likes, shares, etc.)

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Case Study: How Learning House Reduced Cost-per-Acquisition by 25% with the Help of Allocadia

Allocadia

“Because Allocadia automatically aggregates the data associated with our media buys and results, we no longer grapple with numbers that don’t add up due to human error. This has given us more confidence in our data and helps us more effectively decide where to spend our future marketing dollars.” – Erin Ashcraft, Media Operations Manager.

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How much does acquiring a customer cost?

Martech

So how much does it cost to find one? Cost-per-acquisition (CPA) is how brands measure the efficiency with which they acquire new customers. In short, CPA is a starting point. CPA “is not a standalone metric,” said Michael Brenner, CEO at Marketing Insider Group. One number among many.

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Using data analytics for customer acquisition: Best of the MarTechBot

Martech

What are four key goals for using data analytics to improve customer acquisition for my insurance company? Please include actions that the marketing department can take and please keep answers simple so the entire team can understand. Format) Four key goals and actions. social media, email, search engine marketing).

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Keep Facebook on your media plan. But don’t stop there.

Liveintent

. …But also consider layering your media plan. Why Facebook shouldn’t be the only channel on your media plan. On average, people spend 144 minutes on social media sites every day. Check out the video clip below to hear his insights: Email newsletters as a customer acquisition channel. Here’s why.

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Distribution 101: The Content Marketer’s Guide to Facebook Ads Tips

Contently

When determining your budget, take into account: Overall campaign goals Target audience size Anticipated ad reach Average customer order value or lifetime value One way to calculate the cost of a lead or customer is to use the Cost Per Lead (CPL) or Cost Per Acquisition (CPA) metrics.