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Return on Advertising Spend<\/h2>\n

The Return on Advertising Spend (ROAS<\/a>) is an important key figure for online marketing. The return on investment (ROI) forms the basis for this. The ROI considers the general turnover in relation to the costs. The ROAS is about comparing the costs of an advertising campaign with the profit achieved.<\/p>\n

With the help of ROAS, the profitability of an advertising campaign can be determined.<\/p>\n

Calculation of ROAS<\/h3>\n

The Return on Advertising Spend can be calculated as follows:<\/p>\n

ROAS = (profit\/advertising costs) * 100<\/strong><\/p>\n

With a profit of 100€ and advertising expenditure of 10€, the ROAS is 1.000%. The higher this number is, the more profitable the ads are. Depending on the desired target, a smaller value may also be sufficient. If the short-term profit is not in the foreground, it is advisable to use a different key figure to measure success. This could be, for example, market share, number of orders, impressions or clicks.<\/p>\n

The calculation of the ROAS can help to answer the following questions:<\/p>\n