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Measuring the ROI of Your Marketing Strategy

Measuring the return on investment (ROI) of your marketing strategy is essential for determining the effectiveness of campaigns.  ROI % can be calculated by dividing the net profit generated by campaign, then by the total cost of campaign, & then multiplying by 100. 

Here are several methods for measuring the ROI of a marketing campaign:

1. Sales: Measuring number of sales generated by a campaign is a great metric for ROI.
   
2. Website Traffic: Tracking website traffic visitors or engagement can also be used to measure the ROI of a marketing campaign. 
   
3. Lead generation: Measuring the number of leads generated by marketing campaign can also be an extremely good way to determine ROI rate. This can be done by measuring things such as sign-ups for a newsletter or contact form submissions.
   
4. Brand awareness: Brand awareness is often difficult to measure compared to other metrics, but it crucial for understanding the ROI of marketing campaigns. It is important to measure  social media mentions, online reviews, & other forms of brand engagement.
   

When measuring the ROI of a marketing campaign, it's important to remember that results may not be immediate. You must give time for your campaigns to generate a measurable ROI. 

To optimise & increase the ROI of your marketing strategy, it is important to constantly analyse statistics & make adjustments as required, including changing the target audience and channels.

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