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Evaluate acquisition channels by analyzing unit economics like CAC, LTV, and payback alongside customer quality metrics such as churn and NRR. This process scores scalability and addressable volume to deliver a clear scale, test, or kill recommendation with budget reallocation guidance.

Assessing channel scalability and customer quality requires metrics including CAC, blended CAC, LTV, payback, churn, NRR, and ICP fit. You also need monthly spend data and customers acquired per month to calculate addressable volume and generate a proposed budget impact.

Reallocate marketing budgets by comparing unit economics and scalability scores across paid search, content, outbound, partnerships, and events. Side-by-side channel assessment identifies performance gaps and delivers actionable sequencing of actions to optimize budget deployment.

Stop investing in an acquisition channel when unit economics reveal unsustainable CAC, poor payback metrics, low NRR, or weak ICP fit. Negative scalability trends and high churn rates serve as risk signals indicating the channel should be killed rather than scaled.

Yes, you can use channel unit economics to score addressable volume for go-to-market scaling. By analyzing CAC trends, magic number, and ICP fit across channels, you generate a scalability score that dictates the proposed budget impact and executable sequencing of actions.

Calculate the magic number for multiple acquisition channels by comparing monthly spend and customers acquired per month against LTV and blended CAC. This unit economics assessment quantifies channel efficiency and feeds directly into the scalability scoring process.