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Definition: This calculator determines the Return on Investment (ROI) percentage for Pay-Per-Click advertising campaigns.
Purpose: It helps digital marketers and business owners evaluate the profitability of their PPC advertising efforts.
The calculator uses the formula:
Where:
Explanation: The formula calculates the profit relative to the investment, expressed as a percentage.
Details: ROI measurement helps determine campaign effectiveness, optimize marketing budgets, and make data-driven decisions about future advertising investments.
Tips: Enter the total revenue generated from the campaign and the total campaign cost. Both values must be in the same currency (USD in this case).
Q1: What's considered a good ROI for PPC campaigns?
A: While it varies by industry, generally an ROI above 200% is considered good, meaning you earn $2 for every $1 spent.
Q2: Should I include all revenue or just direct sales?
A: For accurate measurement, include all revenue directly attributable to the campaign, including upsells and cross-sells.
Q3: What costs should be included in campaign cost?
A: Include all expenses: ad spend, agency fees, creative costs, and any other direct campaign expenses.
Q4: Can ROI be negative?
A: Yes, negative ROI means the campaign cost more than it generated in revenue.
Q5: How does this differ from ROAS?
A: ROI considers profit (revenue minus costs), while Return on Ad Spend (ROAS) looks at revenue per dollar spent without considering other costs.