by Jack Paxton | Facebook Ads, Google Ads |
See what a good CTR looks like on Facebook and Google Ads benchmarks by platform and format, plus what your CTR actually means for CPA.
by Jack Paxton | eCommerce |
TL;DRYour CPA is only meaningful relative to your margin and LTV — a $35 CPA can be great or terrible depending on your numbers. The formula Max CPA = AOV × Gross Margin % sets your ceiling, but LTV-based targeting can give you 3× more room to acquire customers than...
by Jack Paxton | eCommerce, Tutorials |
TL;DRA good eCommerce CPC is $0.50–$2.00 on Google Shopping and $0.50–$1.50 on Meta for most product categories — but the number that matters is your CPC relative to your conversion rate and margin. This guide breaks down 2026 benchmarks by platform, category, and ad...
by Jack Paxton | Customer Acquisition, Facebook Ads, Instagram Ads |
TL;DRA good CPM for Facebook and Instagram ads in 2026 ranges from $8–$20 for most eCommerce campaigns, though competitive categories like beauty and supplements regularly see $25–$40+. CPM alone doesn't determine campaign profitability — what matters is your CPM...
by Jack Paxton | Customer Acquisition, Google Ads |
Stop guessing your Google Ads budget. Learn how to set spend based on your CPA, revenue goals, and the math that actually drives results.