Gross margin measures profitability after deducting direct production costs. Formula: Gross Margin = (Revenue - COGS) / Revenue x 100. With $200,000 in revenue and $80,000 in COGS, gross margin is 60%. In e-commerce, a gross margin of 50-70% is common. It's the foundation for funding marketing, salaries, and R&D. A gross margin that's too low limits your capacity to invest.
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AOV (Average Order Value)Average amount spent per order in your store.See definition ARPU (Average Revenue Per User)Average revenue generated per user over a given period.See definition Blended CACAverage acquisition cost including all marketing channels.See definition Blended ROASOverall return on all advertising spend combined.See definition CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost)Total cost to acquire a new customer.See definition Churn RatePercentage of customers lost over a given period.See definition
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