A high-quality marketing project report is the key to effectively managing advertising campaigns and optimizing budgets. Proper analysis of key metrics helps determine campaign profitability, assess lead quality, and make strategic decisions for further growth.
Why It’s Important to Calculate Project Economics Before Starting
Before launching an ad campaign, it’s crucial to calculate key financial indicators to understand whether marketing efforts will be profitable. If you don’t consider all costs, average check, conversion rate, and other factors, you may find that advertising generates sales but does not cover expenses. Planning project economics allows you to:
- Determine the optimal budget for the advertising campaign.
- Assess what lead and customer acquisition costs are acceptable for the business.
- Predict profitability levels before investing in marketing.
- Avoid situations where advertising generates revenue but leaves the business at a loss.
Example of a Marketing Campaign Report
This table represents an ideal example of a complete marketing efficiency calculation. However, in real business scenarios, it’s not always easy to gather all this data. If you calculate at least up to points 5-6-7, that’s already a good result. The key is to continuously improve analytics and strive for a full picture.
| # | Metric | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Advertising Costs | 30,276 UAH |
| 2 | Number of Leads | 92 |
| 3 | Cost per Lead | 329 UAH |
| 4 | Number of Qualified Leads | 63 |
| 5 | Cost per Qualified Lead | 481 UAH |
| 6 | Number of Customers | 29 |
| 7 | Cost per Customer | 1,044 UAH |
| 8 | Average Revenue per Customer | 6,500 UAH |
| 9 | Revenue from the Campaign | 188,500 UAH |
| 10 | Profit Margin | 35% |
| 11 | “Profit” | 65,975 UAH |
| 12 | ROMI | 218% |
Which Marketing Channels Can Be Evaluated Using This Funnel
This reporting method can be applied to most marketing channels. It’s important to analyze each channel separately to determine which ones perform best.
Key channels where this analysis is applicable:
- PPC Advertising (Google Ads, Bing Ads) – Easily track leads and costs through analytical tools.
- Social Media Ads (Facebook Ads, Instagram Ads, TikTok Ads, LinkedIn Ads) – Helps assess the effectiveness of audience engagement and lead quality.
- SEO and Organic Traffic – While direct advertising costs are absent, you can analyze conversion rates and estimate acquisition costs through SEO expenses.
- Email Marketing – Metrics can be calculated based on email open rates, clicks, and conversions.
- Affiliate Marketing – Tracks leads acquired through referral or affiliate programs.
- Influencer Marketing – Measures effectiveness by tracking leads generated through influencer promotions.
- Offline Advertising – Effectiveness can be measured using unique phone numbers or promo codes.
Should you calculate separately for each channel? Yes, if you have the ability to track each channel’s performance.This allows businesses to identify the most effective channels and allocate budgets accordingly. If analytics capabilities are limited, start with a general approach and refine reporting over time.
Key Marketing Report Metrics
- Advertising Costs – 30,276 UAH
This is the total amount spent on the advertising campaign, including paid ads (Google Ads, Facebook Ads, etc.), creative production, agency fees, and additional marketing tools. - Number of Leads – 92
Leads are potential customers who have shown interest in the product or service (e.g., filled out a form on the website, sent a message, or called). - Cost per Lead – 329 UAH
Formula: Advertising Costs / Number of Leads.
This metric shows how much it costs to acquire a potential customer through advertising. - Number of Qualified Leads – 63
Not all leads are equally valuable. Some may be irrelevant, accidental, or insufficiently interested. Qualified leads are those that match the target customer profile and have a high probability of making a purchase. - Cost per Qualified Lead – 481 UAH
Formula: Advertising Costs / Number of Qualified Leads.
This metric determines the cost of acquiring a highly interested potential customer. - Number of Customers – 29
The number of people who made a purchase or ordered a service after interacting with the ad campaign. - Cost per Customer – 1,044 UAH
Formula: Advertising Costs / Number of Customers.
This metric shows how much it costs to acquire one paying customer. - Average Revenue per Customer – 6,500 UAH
This is the average amount of revenue generated per customer per purchase cycle. - Revenue from the Campaign – 188,500 UAH
Formula: Number of Customers × Average Revenue per Customer.
This metric shows the total revenue generated by the advertising campaign. - Profit Margin – 35%
This is the percentage of profit from total revenue, showing how much of the revenue remains after deducting all costs. - “Profit” – 65,975 UAH
Formula: Revenue from the Campaign × Profit Margin.
This represents the actual profit generated after covering marketing expenses. - ROMI (Return on Marketing Investment) – 218%
Formula: ((Revenue – Advertising Costs) / Advertising Costs) × 100%.
This metric measures how effectively marketing investments are generating returns.
Conclusion
A well-structured marketing report helps assess the effectiveness of advertising campaigns and make data-driven decisions. Clearly defining responsibilities between marketing and sales teams ensures proper analysis and optimization of strategies. Using this type of reporting allows businesses to allocate budgets more effectively and maximize profitability.