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B2B SaaS Multi-Channel CAC Optimization

Analyzes 6 months of performance across Google Ads ($180 CAC), Facebook ($290 CAC), and LinkedIn ($520 CAC) for a B2B SaaS company. Demonstrates clear efficiency ranking, identifies LinkedIn as severe underperformer (2.9x more expensive than Google), and recommends reallocating $7K-$11K to Google Ads. Shows how to improve total conversions by 12-29% while reducing blended CAC by 12-25%. Includes conservative and aggressive scenarios with confidence-adjusted projections.

Input

What you provide to the skill

I have 6 months data: Google Ads $15k/mo at $180 CAC, Facebook $12k/mo at $290 CAC, LinkedIn $8k/mo at $520 CAC. Want to optimize.

Output

What the skill generates for you

Budget Allocation Analysis & Recommendations

Current Performance Summary

Channel Monthly Spend Avg CAC Efficiency Rank
Google Ads $15,000 $180 #1 (Best)
Facebook $12,000 $290 #2 (Acceptable)
LinkedIn $8,000 $520 #3 (Poor)
TOTAL $35,000 $257 -

Key Finding: LinkedIn CAC ($520) is 2.9x more expensive than Google Ads ($180). Major reallocation opportunity.

Recommended Reallocation - Conservative Scenario

Channel Current Recommended Change
Google Ads $15,000 $22,000 +$7,000 (+47%)
Facebook $12,000 $10,000 -$2,000 (-17%)
LinkedIn $8,000 $3,000 -$5,000 (-63%)
TOTAL $35,000 $35,000 $0

Expected Impact:

  • Projected conversions: 155-165/month (+16-26, +12-19% increase)
  • Projected blended CAC: $213-$226 (-$31-44, -12-17% improvement)
  • Confidence: Moderate-High (70-75%)
  • Timeline: 60-90 days

Aggressive Scenario: +$11K to Google Ads projects 165-180 conversions/month (+19-29% increase) with CAC down to $194-$212.

Implementation Timeline

  • Month 1: Implement conservative scenario, monitor Google Ads CAC daily
  • Month 2: Evaluate results, consider moving toward aggressive if Google maintains <$200 CAC
  • Month 3: Optimize and establish new baseline

Critical Limitations: Does not account for scalability constraints (Google may hit saturation), cross-channel effects (LinkedIn may assist conversions), or lead quality differences.