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Hey and thanks a lot , I’m not getting that much of understanding why we’re choosing 1 so what 1 is representing for ? , also should we apply this formula on each product especially if it’s has different profit margin Thank youu
We’re not really “choosing” 1. It’s just the case that that is the formula. It is what it is. Depends on the scenario. Yeah you can apply this formula to each product individually if your goal is to calculate break even ROAS for an individual product. If you want to calculate break even ROAS for the whole store then use the average gross profit margin of the whole store.
Quite useful as always Daryl, however you are missing the cost of Google Ads campaigns, the cost of the agency, local, salaries, etc ... or you do not include them in the formula when calculating the break even ROAS? If you don't consider them to calculate the ROAS, where do you include them to keep the campaign positive and profitable? Cheers!!
Cost of Google Ads is included. The BeR formula tells you: how much do you spend on ads in order to break even in terms of Gross Profit. Important distinction: this break even point is for GROSS profit only. Difference between Gross and Net Profit is your Fixed Costs. I would put salary, agency, local etc under "fixed" costs. And we don't consider fixed costs because they do not affect the ROAS you should aim for for profit maximisation. All you need to do, to maximise Profit, is to find the ROAS at which you maximise Gross Profit. Because the difference between Gross and Net Profit are your Fixed Costs, the ROAS at which you maximise Gross Profit is also the ROAS at which you maximise Net Profit. Later on, we might then compare total Gross Profit to total Fixed Costs to make sure there's a net gain... but usually the difference is so obvious we don't need to do that. E.g. fixed costs we know to be around $20K per month and we might be making $200K gross profit. When it's these kinds of levels, these rough style calculations are more than sufficient. Yup these numbers are an approximation and this is a kind of rule of thumb. You could be more precise for sure. But as you try and become more precise, you lose something in terms of speed and ease of decision making. Bit of a tradeoff, and I normally go with "quick and easy calculations that give a good approximate idea of the result, but fast and furious decision making and optimisation off the back of that".
Hey Daryl, how would you go about the calculation if you're dealing with things such as payment gateway transaction fees like shopify payments and currency conversion fees on each order as well? Also, if your cogs are all different due to shipping rates to different countries would you just use the average?
For all of these, I usually wouldn’t worry too much about getting it precisely correct, and instead use averages and the best estimates I can find for each number. I’d try and stick to a 5% margin of error, and beyond that use estimates and averages. 5% margin of error is fine, because usually our Target ROAS is going to be much higher than our Break Even anyway. For example you calculate your break even at 200%. And your Target ROAS in Google Ads is 400%. Now, if you didn’t get the currency conversion fees exactly correct, and your break even was actually at 204%…. No big deal! We’re aiming at 400% anyway to it’s def profitable.
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one of the best google ads RUclipsr, thanks for you video
Glad it was helpful!
Love how your being consistent wit the videos
Thanks, I'll keep up the consistency :)
Wow! It's been awhile that I found a video that's really helpful for me that discuss ROAS! Thank you very much Daryl!
Thanks Shentela, Glad it was helpful!
amazing content Daryl
Thanks Alex 😄
Hey and thanks a lot , I’m not getting that much of understanding why we’re choosing 1 so what 1 is representing for ? , also should we apply this formula on each product especially if it’s has different profit margin
Thank youu
We’re not really “choosing” 1. It’s just the case that that is the formula. It is what it is.
Depends on the scenario. Yeah you can apply this formula to each product individually if your goal is to calculate break even ROAS for an individual product.
If you want to calculate break even ROAS for the whole store then use the average gross profit margin of the whole store.
Quite useful as always Daryl, however you are missing the cost of Google Ads campaigns, the cost of the agency, local, salaries, etc ... or you do not include them in the formula when calculating the break even ROAS?
If you don't consider them to calculate the ROAS, where do you include them to keep the campaign positive and profitable?
Cheers!!
Cost of Google Ads is included. The BeR formula tells you: how much do you spend on ads in order to break even in terms of Gross Profit. Important distinction: this break even point is for GROSS profit only. Difference between Gross and Net Profit is your Fixed Costs. I would put salary, agency, local etc under "fixed" costs. And we don't consider fixed costs because they do not affect the ROAS you should aim for for profit maximisation. All you need to do, to maximise Profit, is to find the ROAS at which you maximise Gross Profit. Because the difference between Gross and Net Profit are your Fixed Costs, the ROAS at which you maximise Gross Profit is also the ROAS at which you maximise Net Profit. Later on, we might then compare total Gross Profit to total Fixed Costs to make sure there's a net gain... but usually the difference is so obvious we don't need to do that. E.g. fixed costs we know to be around $20K per month and we might be making $200K gross profit. When it's these kinds of levels, these rough style calculations are more than sufficient.
Yup these numbers are an approximation and this is a kind of rule of thumb. You could be more precise for sure. But as you try and become more precise, you lose something in terms of speed and ease of decision making. Bit of a tradeoff, and I normally go with "quick and easy calculations that give a good approximate idea of the result, but fast and furious decision making and optimisation off the back of that".
Hey Daryl, how would you go about the calculation if you're dealing with things such as payment gateway transaction fees like shopify payments and currency conversion fees on each order as well?
Also, if your cogs are all different due to shipping rates to different countries would you just use the average?
For all of these, I usually wouldn’t worry too much about getting it precisely correct, and instead use averages and the best estimates I can find for each number. I’d try and stick to a 5% margin of error, and beyond that use estimates and averages. 5% margin of error is fine, because usually our Target ROAS is going to be much higher than our Break Even anyway. For example you calculate your break even at 200%. And your Target ROAS in Google Ads is 400%. Now, if you didn’t get the currency conversion fees exactly correct, and your break even was actually at 204%…. No big deal! We’re aiming at 400% anyway to it’s def profitable.