Calculating a Lifetime Value
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Categories: Authenticity , Things to do in ABQ , Video Strategy
Calculating the lifetime value of a client gives you a framework for knowing how much you should be willing to spend to acquire one. Here is an equation you can use.
For Example if the average sale for a company was $100 and the average number of trans-actions that customer spent each year was 3 and that customer stayed with the company was 5 years, the LVT would be $100 x 3 x 5 = $1500. If the gross profit margin for that client was 50%, the Customer lifetime value would be $1,500 x 50% = $750.
Knowing that a client is worth $750 will give you an idea of how much you would be willing to spend to acquire that client.
Knowing these numbers will help you make better advertising decisions.
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