Customer acquisition cost, or CAC, is equal to the total cost of marketing and sales divided by the number of new customers. If a company spent 570 thousand dollars on a marketing campaign and got 60,000 new customers, what is the CAC in dollars per customer?Choose 1 answer:(A) 0.11(B) 0.95(C) 9.50(D) 105.26
Q. Customer acquisition cost, or CAC, is equal to the total cost of marketing and sales divided by the number of new customers. If a company spent 570 thousand dollars on a marketing campaign and got 60,000 new customers, what is the CAC in dollars per customer?Choose 1 answer:(A) 0.11(B) 0.95(C) 9.50(D) 105.26
Understand CAC Formula: Understand the formula for calculating Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC). CAC is calculated by dividing the total cost of marketing and sales by the number of new customers acquired. Formula: CAC=Number of New CustomersTotal Marketing and Sales Cost
Identify Costs and Customers: Identify the total cost of marketing and sales and the number of new customers from the problem.Total cost of marketing and sales = $570,000Number of new customers = 60,000
Calculate CAC: Calculate the CAC using the formula. CAC=60,000$570,000
Perform Division: Perform the division to find the CAC. CAC=60,000$570,000=$9.50 per customer
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