CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost)
CAC is the cost of acquiring new customers. It is calculated by dividing the cost of advertising and sales activities by the number of new customers. For example, if a company spends 100,000 yen on advertising and gains 10 new customers, the CAC is 10,000 yen per customer. the CAC is a measure of business efficiency, and the goal of a company is to keep it as low as possible.
B2B Marketing Glossary for the Japanese market
- ABM (Account Based Marketing)
- Blog
- Brochure
- CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost)
- Channel
- Conference
- Content Marketing
- CTA (call to action)
- CTR (click through rate)
- CV (Conversion)
- CVR (Conversion Rate)
- CXO Letter
- Display Ads
- DM (Mailing)
- EFO (input form optimization)
- Email Marketing
- Email newsletter (eNewsletter)
- External Media
- Facebook Ads
- Field Sales
- Follow-up call
- Funnel
- Influencer
- Inside Sales
- Insta Ads (Instagram Ads)
- Lead Customer
- Lead Generation
- Lead Nurturing
- Listing Ads
- Lost Customer
- LP (Landing Page)
- LTV (customer lifetime value)
- MA Tool
- Partner Company
- Press Release
- Remarketing
- Retargeting Ads
- Seminar
- Speaking Engagement
- Step-by-Step Email
- Tele Marketing
- Trade press
- Trade Show
- Transit Advertising
- TV Commercial
- Twitter Ads
- User interview
- Webinar
- White Paper