When it comes to talking with owners about marketing ROI, it’s easy to lose them in a sea of acronyms and technical terms. Here’s how to keep the conversation clear, actionable, and focused on what matters most: results.
Owners want to know one thing: Is our marketing spend bringing in more leases, and is it worth the investment? Skip the jargon and focus on these core points:
ROI, or Return on Investment, is just a way to measure if your marketing dollars are working for you. Here’s the simplest way to explain it:
“For every dollar we spend on marketing, how many dollars do we get back in leases?”
The basic formula is:
Marketing ROI = Revenue from New Leases − Marketing Cost
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Marketing Cost
If you spend $5,000 and generate $20,000 in new lease revenue, your ROI is 300%-meaning you earned three times your investment.
Owners appreciate seeing how marketing translates into real results. You should be able to point to:
Avoid marketing jargon like “CPL,” “CAC,” or “attribution models.” Instead, say:
When talking to owners about marketing ROI, keep it straightforward:
With Effortless Ads, you don’t need to be a marketing expert to see the value. You just need to see the leases coming in-and the savings adding up.