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Customer Acquisition Costs

Customer Acquisition Costs

Are the expenses related to acquiring new customers.

Ideally, Customer Acquisition Costs should demonstrate that marketing and advertising are paying for themselves. If they aren’t, perhaps your methods of interacting with customers need upgrading. 

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