My supervisor tells me that our acquisition cost must not exceed 10% of the lifetime value of an average customer
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My supervisor tells me that our acquisition cost must not exceed 10% of the lifetime value of an average customer and that I must use a discount rate (d) of 15% to calculate a potential customer's LTV. I am planning to roll out an acquisition campaign in Year X.
a) How much maximum (in dollars) can I spend in year X to acquire a customer who is going to be worth (value) $230 in Year (X+1), $265 in Year (X+2), $0 in Year (X+3) and $35 in Year (X+4)?
b) What appears to be the planning horizon (in years) for my acquisition campaign?
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Financial Accounting and Reporting a Global Perspective
ISBN: 978-1408076866
4th edition
Authors: Michel Lebas, Herve Stolowy, Yuan Ding
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Posted Date: September 07, 2023 01:42:42