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We have also already partly talked about it in other articles the examples we can report are the Customer Lifetime Value which we abbreviate with the acronym CLV and the acquisition cost or Customer Acquisition Cost CAC . When we talk about acquisition cost we are referring to the sum of the costs necessary to bring a person or company to purchase from us , we are summarizing a lot , when we instead talk about customer lifetime value we are considering the value generated by the customer in all its relationship cycle with us, which can usually last from a short time to years.
In addition to these KPIs , in marketing we have other indicators and metrics related to photo editing servies tactics that need to be known. Impression and reach are data relating to the viewing of content certainly well known by those who work in the world of social media , bounce rate is instead the abandonment rate of a page or content or the number of those who enter a content and leave it they exit without taking a subsequent digital action. Then we have the email marketing metrics open rate how many users opened the email , click rate how many clicked on it.
Click through rate how many clicked on the email among those who opened it , reply rate how many responded. Another example are digital advertising metrics we have the cost per view if we are talking about video advertising, the cost per thousand impressions CPM or the cost per click CPC if we are talking about digital advertisements. Difference between metrics and KPIs The clarification is subtle, the title of the paragraph might make some people jump but how, aren't metrics and KPIs the same thing? The two aspects have many elements in common and therefore it is extremely easy to overlap them.
In addition to these KPIs , in marketing we have other indicators and metrics related to photo editing servies tactics that need to be known. Impression and reach are data relating to the viewing of content certainly well known by those who work in the world of social media , bounce rate is instead the abandonment rate of a page or content or the number of those who enter a content and leave it they exit without taking a subsequent digital action. Then we have the email marketing metrics open rate how many users opened the email , click rate how many clicked on it.
Click through rate how many clicked on the email among those who opened it , reply rate how many responded. Another example are digital advertising metrics we have the cost per view if we are talking about video advertising, the cost per thousand impressions CPM or the cost per click CPC if we are talking about digital advertisements. Difference between metrics and KPIs The clarification is subtle, the title of the paragraph might make some people jump but how, aren't metrics and KPIs the same thing? The two aspects have many elements in common and therefore it is extremely easy to overlap them.