Hi all, I need your help finding the typical ROAS figures for various categories, on and offline commerce, and for any marketing channel. Why? Because I'd developing a lead generation platform and need to know if I send clients a lead that turns into a sale, what percentage of that sale cost they would be willing to pay. If the average ROAS for their category is, say 400% (or 4:1) then I could assume they would be willing to pay 25% of the revenue generated by a sale in advertising cost (ie lead fee to me). I'd be extremely grateful for anyone's help/guidance/input here. Thanks, Steve
I am acronymically challenged. I never understand why people will use acronyms and hope everyone knows what the hell they are talking about. I am sure that some here will know but, I have no idea what ROAS is. So, good luck al
Return on Advertising Spending. Just a fluffy way of saying ROI. Like we need more acronyms. "To determine ROAS, divide revenue derived from the ad source by the cost of that ad source." Lol... riveting stuff there. N.