customer acquisition cost

customer acquisition cost
customer acquisition cost UK US noun [C]
MARKETING the average amount a company spends to get each new customer, for example, by advertising: »

Strategic partnerships can bring new customers, reducing customer acquisition costs.


Financial and business terms. 2012.

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