What is CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost)?
CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost) (also called customer acquisition cost) — The average cost to acquire one new customer, including marketing and sales — a key efficiency metric for consumer businesses.
In simple terms
A ₹500 CAG is only healthy if each customer is worth much more.
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CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost) — frequently asked questions
What is CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost)?
The average cost to acquire one new customer, including marketing and sales — a key efficiency metric for consumer businesses.
What does CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost) mean in the stock market?
The average cost to acquire one new customer, including marketing and sales — a key efficiency metric for consumer businesses. A ₹500 CAG is only healthy if each customer is worth much more.
Can you give an example of CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost)?
A ₹500 CAG is only healthy if each customer is worth much more.
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