CPO – Cost per order is a term that refers to the cost of ordering a campaign or internet advertising. This cost is calculated by dividing the cost of the ad by the number of successful orders.
CPO – Cost per order is a term that refers to the cost of ordering a campaign or internet advertising. This cost is calculated by dividing the cost of the ad by the number of successful orders. The purpose of this calculation is to determine how much it costs to get an order. If the main purpose of this form of marketing is simply to generate sales, then cost per order is the preferred way to measure this data.
OpenAI is building a payment system so people can buy stuff directly through ChatGPT without leaving the chat. According to Reuters reports, merchants will pay the AI company commissions on sales. It’s a new way to make money after losing $5 billion last year despite hitting $10 billion in revenue.
Online shoppers return 30-40% more products than in-store customers, but marketing tools don’t track this data. According to analysis from The-future-of-commerce.com, one fashion brand discovered a £30 million gap between reported revenue and actual earnings after accounting for returns. Most digital marketing metrics completely miss this problem.
Meta went after content thieves in a big way. They removed 10 million fake profiles copying popular creators and hit 500,000 spammy accounts in the first half of 2025. Now Facebook wants to stop the same viral videos from showing up everywhere.
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