From pricing to viability
Separate margin from markup, calculate contribution and identify the point where fixed costs are recovered.
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Understand the pricing, profitability and customer metrics that sit underneath marketing and ecommerce growth.
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Separate margin from markup, calculate contribution and identify the point where fixed costs are recovered.
Reconcile retention and churn over the same period, then use the result to frame customer lifetime value.
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Estimate gross-profit customer lifetime value from purchasing behavior and margin.
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Compare customer lifetime value with the cost required to acquire that customer.
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Calculate profit and profit margin from revenue and total costs.
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Calculate markup and unit profit from cost and selling price.
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Measure revenue remaining after variable costs to cover fixed costs and profit.
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Calculate the unit sales and revenue required to cover fixed and variable costs.
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Calculate the percentage of starting customers lost during a period.
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Measure the percentage of starting customers retained after excluding new additions.
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Calculate a company's sales share of a defined market and the sales needed for a target share.
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Total selected recruiting, vacancy-cover and onboarding costs for a number of employee separations.
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Estimate the years needed for a stated initial cost to be recovered by stated annual savings.
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Build a break-even analysis from fixed cost, unit price and variable unit cost, then stress-test volume and product mix assumptions.
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Understand customer acquisition cost payback, why timing matters and how contribution profit changes the interpretation of LTV:CAC.
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Compare simple, churn-based, cohort and discounted customer lifetime value models and choose a method appropriate for your available data.
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Learn why gross margin and markup produce different percentages, convert between them and select the right metric for pricing and reporting.
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Use contribution margin to connect price, variable cost, break-even volume, discounts and allowable acquisition cost with worked scenarios.
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Compare customer retention and churn, reconcile the formulas with a cohort example and avoid mixing customer, account and revenue measures.
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