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Funnel Report: Metrics & Their Definitions
Funnel Report: Metrics & Their Definitions

This guide outlines essential metrics in Funnel Report for data-driven marketing decision-making.

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Written by Dasha Shareyko
Updated over a week ago

Overview

Understanding key metrics within Funnel Report is essential for effectively monitoring and evaluating marketing campaign performance. This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the crucial metrics you need to stay informed and make data-driven decisions for your business.

By examining these metrics at each stage of the customer journey, businesses can identify bottlenecks, optimize conversion rates, and make data-driven decisions to improve overall marketing effectiveness and ROI.

Metrics

Metric

Formula

Time Delta: The average time between specific Event and the Source Event

Average (Specific Event Time - Source Event Time)

Progression Rate: The percentage of specific Event against the Source Event

(Selected Event / Specific Event) * 100

Total Funnel Cost: The sum of Payouts and Media Buying Costs for all Events.

SUM(Payout of every \Event) + SUM(Media Buying Cost of every Event)

Total Funnel Revenue: The Total Revenue generated from all Events.

SUM(Revenue of every Event)

Funnel CPA: The average Cost Per Acquisition for the funnel.

Total Funnel Cost / Count of the specific Event

Funnel RPA: The Average Revenue per Acquisition for the funnel.

Total Funnel Revenue / Count of the Specific Event

Associated Cost: The combined Payout and Media Buying Cost for a specific Event.

Payout + Media Buying Cost for the specific Event

Associated Revenue: The revenue generated from a specific Event.

Revenue for the Event

CPA: The Cost Per Acquisition for a specific Event.

Associated Cost / Count of the Specific Event

RPA: The Revenue Per Acquisition for a specific Event.

Associated Revenue / Count of the Specific Event

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