What is ROI & KPI | TechnicalDm Blog
What is ROI?
ROI
stand for return on investment. ROI are the ratio between net profit and cost
of investment. A high ReturnOn Investment is used to evaluate the efficient of your investment and
compare to different type of several investment.
ROI
is used to performance measure to evaluate and efficient of your investment.
ROI tries to measurement the amount of your particular investment. To calculate
ROI, the benefit of your investment and divided by cost of investment.
ROI in Google ads
How
much profit you become from Google ads and compare to how much amount you spent
on Google ads.
To
calculate ROI, take revenue result from the Google ads and subtract your
overall cost and divided by your overall cost.
ROI=
revenue generate from Google ads – cost of campaigns X 100
Cost of campaigns
Example: If you have a one product that cost produce $100 and you sell $200. You sell 6 products
from Google advertisement and your total sell is $1200 and your Google ads cost
is $200. So your ROI is ($1200-$200/$200) X 100 = 50%.
What is KPI?
KPI
stand for key performance indicator. KPI means measurement your performance
against key business objective. A KPI are the measurable value that demonstrate
how to company achieve key business objective.
Organizations
are used to multiple KPI level to evaluate their success reaching target. A
high level KPI focus on overall business performance and while low level KPI
focus on process of department such as marketing, sales, support and other.
Key Performance Indicator is depending on your industry and department you want to tracking. In KPI,
every department want to measure success based on specific goal. KPI is a
quantifiable and actionable.
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