Your client’s product costs £50 to produce, and it sells for £150. She’s sold 10 units and spent £700 on her Google Ads campaign. How would you calculate her return on investment (ROI) to help her understand the benefit of using Google Ads?

Your client’s product costs £50 to produce, and it sells for £150. She’s sold 10 units and  spent £700 on her Google Ads campaign. How would you calculate her return on investment  (ROI) to help her understand the benefit of using Google Ads?

  • [£1500 (revenue) – £1200 (cost + Google Ads spend)] / £1200 (cost + Google Ads spend)
  • [£150 (sales price) – £1500 (cost)] / £700 (Google Ads spend)
  • £1500 (revenue) / £1200 (cost + Google Ads spend)
  • [£1500 (revenue) – 10 (number of products sold)] / £1200 (cost + Google Ads spend)

Correct Answer is :
[£1500 (revenue) – £1200 (cost + Google Ads spend)] / £1200 (cost + Google Ads spend)


Comments

Popular posts from this blog

What information does a target cost-per-acquisition (CPA) bid strategy need in order to find the optimal cost-per-click (CPC) bid for an ad each time it's eligible to appear?

You have a budget of US$75 per day for your client’s Search campaign, and you’d like to set a maximum cost-per-click (max. CPC) bid of US$1. How can you validate that this is the right bid amount for getting the most clicks?

An advertiser wants to improve the position of Google ads on Google but isn't willing to raise bids. What else could increase Ad Rank?