LTV (Lifetime Value) represents the total expected revenue that a single customer will generate for a company over the entire duration of their business relationship, while CAC (Customer Acquisition Cost) represents the total cost incurred to initially acquire that customer. The ratio of LTV to CAC is one of the key indicators of the long-term sustainability and actual profitability of individual marketing and acquisition channels.
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LTV and CAC
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