tl;dr Facebook Ads reporting on ROAS is broken. You’re likely pulling back on Facebook ads as a result, and hurting your business even more. Switching to a different metric based on the two cold-hard facts of your business (money leaving your bank and money going into your bank) can get you back on track and...
tl;dr Statistically modeled conversions in Facebook don’t have revenue tied to them, therefore ROAS is being under-reported. This implies we as advertisers need to figure out other ways to measure accurate performance, like using AOV from Google Analytics and purchases from your desired attribution window to build a more accurate ROAS. What the heck happened...
As a company, Amazon booked record revenues of $386 billion in 2020, while its stock price appreciated 74%. Those weren’t its only impressive numbers, however. Its U.S. ad revenue last year grew to $15.7 billion, up an eye-popping 52.5% from 2019. Now here’s a little quiz about 2021: Who will be the leading share gainer...
More often than not, we tend to think of entrepreneurship and leadership as synonymous qualities. Entrepreneurs are expected to break new ground, be innovative, start something new. It only stands to reason they would naturally take charge of what they’ve created and lead it. However, it turns out that the required skills of an effective entrepreneur are almost entirely different from the required skills of an effective
Thousands of years ago, a guy named Aristotle had lots of ideas about everything from religion and ethics to medicine and science. He also happened to be a very persuasive speaker — so persuasive that his teachings still shape the way we think about the world today. But what does this all have to do...
The Onion jokes that Jeff Bezos’s advice to anyone starting a business is to “remember that someday I will crush you.” We nervously laugh because it feels a little too close to reality. When Amazon announced it was acquiring Whole Foods, the entire grocery industry quaked. Amazon is the company you don’t want to list...
Can you recognize this handsome devil? If you’ve ever been scrolling down your news feed and caught site of the gold-pooping unicorn video, you’ll recognize this long-haired prince from the ads for Squatty Potty. (If not, don’t worry! I embedded it under their section below just for you.) People remember him (and the product) because...
Rethinking the Customer Journey: How Ecommerce Companies Can Take Control of the Full Customer Experience The way we think about marketing, sales, and service is changing. In fact, things have already changed. For most online businesses–and especially ecommerce companies–the path to purchase is not linear. Very few customers land on your homepage, click onto your...
Can website speed really make a difference to your bottom line? It can, and in more ways than one. E-commerce is growing by leaps and bounds. According to Shopify, global retail e-commerce sales will reach $4.5 trillion by 2021. Image credit: Shopify That is a big pie, and website speed is one factor that will determine...
I hate work. To some extent, we all do. But I don’t hate my job, and sometimes my passion pushes me to work a lot harder and longer than I usually like to. Other times, circumstances do. In either case, pulling 80- or even 100-hour workweeks sucks beyond description. And while I’m not proud of it...
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