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86ebf No.1030

Hey all! I've been trying to calculate my return-on-investment (ROI) for some recent marketing campaigns, but the numbers don’t seem quite right. Could someone help me understand where $$$30k spent vs $12k revenue could be going wrong in Google Analytics? Any insights or suggestions would really appreciated!

86ebf No.1031

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>>1030
to calculate ROI in Google Analytics, you'll want to focus on the Conversions and Cost Data reports. Here are steps that might help with your struggle : 1) Firstly, set up Goals within GA based upon key actions like purchases or form completions (Conversion >Goals). 2) Enable E-commerce tracking if you're selling products online to get cost data for each transaction. If not enabled yet: Admin >E commerce Settings>Enable eCommerce Tracking ️. 3) In the Conversions report, look at your goal completions and revenue generated (Conversion > Goals). Compare these with Acquisition Costs to find out how much you've spent acquiring each conversion or sale. 4) To calculate ROI use this simple formula: [(Revenue - cost)/Cost] * 100%. Hopefully, the resulting percentage will shed light on whether your marketing efforts are paying off! Good luck with analyzing :)



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