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Cost per Advocate - the new CPA Model!

Buzz Marketing for Technology

And if we start to move to Advocacy Based Marketing (ABM) then perhaps a new measurement – the Cost per Advocate model will need to be born. Cost per Acquisition (the old CPA) has been around since the dawn of the internet.

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Digital Advertising Terms and Jargon Every Marketer Should Know

Act-On

What is Cost Per Acquisition? Your cost per acquisition is how much it costs in advertising dollars to acquire a single customer. Marketers calculate CPA by dividing the total amount spent on an advertising campaign by the number of new customers acquired through that campaign.

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What is CPM Advertising and Should You Use It?

Stevens & Tate

One of these metrics is CPM , or cost per mille, which translates into cost per thousand impressions. CPM indicates how much you’re paying for every thousand impressions the ad is earning. However, there are other KPIs that you can use as well, such as CPC and CPA.

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Performance Marketing: Tools, Techniques and Best Practices

Marketing Insider Group

Here’s a few key models in performance marketing to know: CPA (Cost Per Acquisition): Payment is made when a purchase occurs. CPC (Cost Per Click): Payment is made when an ad is clicked. CPL (Cost Per Lead): Payment is made when a potential customer provides contact information.

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What’s CPA, or cost-per-acquisition? 

Choozle

CPC, CPA, CPM–is your head spinning with all these advertising acronyms? In this post, we’ll demystify one of them: CPA, or cost-per-acquisition. But read our ones on CPC, or cost-per-click , and CPM, a.k.a. cost per mille ,next.). Cost-per-acquisition formula.

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Podcast Advertising: 5 Experts Reveal Their Secrets

Hubspot

Ads can be sold on a cost per mille (CPM) or cost per acquisition (CPA) rate. CPM is the cost you'll pay per 1,000 impressions or downloads. CPA is the cost you'll pay to acquire a customer. Most ads are sold on a CPM model. Image source: AdvertiseCast.

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CPM, CPC, CPA, WTF? A guide to setting campaign objectives

Choozle

CPM, CPC, CPA, CTR, WTF? Goal types include: Reach (CPM): This goal uses algorithms to optimize for the greatest reach by impression. Cost per acquisition (CPA): Uses algorithms to optimize for cost per action/acquisition. Deciding between CPM, CPC, CPA, and CTR.