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Correct math for Margin + ROI in Net Marketing?

by dansbanners
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Dear Warriors,

Supposedly I earned $6971.70 in net marketing sales in 2016.

And the cost (i.e. Purchases + Fees) was $1021.26.

Resulting in a net profit of $5950.44.

Thus the margin would be net / sales resulting in:

$5950.44 / $6971.70 = 85% margin.

And the ROI% would be net / cost resulting in:

$5950.44 / $1021.26 = 583%

I want to make sure if the math + term were correct before stating the stats out there.

I'd appreciate it. Thanks in advance!
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  • Profile picture of the author Raiser45
    Originally Posted by dansbanners View Post

    Dear Warriors,

    Supposedly I earned $6971.70 in net marketing sales in 2016.

    And the cost (i.e. Purchases + Fees) was $1021.26.

    Resulting in a net profit of $5950.44.

    Thus the margin would be net / sales resulting in:

    $5950.44 / $6971.70 = 85% margin.

    And the ROI% would be net / cost resulting in:

    $5950.44 / $1021.26 = 583%

    I want to make sure if the math + term were correct before stating the stats out there.

    I'd appreciate it. Thanks in advance!
    Yes I think you are doing it right.

    You have a amazing ROI btw

    I hope this comment was helpfull.

    -Raiser
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  • Profile picture of the author markhimeb
    I prefer to express the roi in a per dollar basis, instead of a percentage. This means that your roi is $5.83 for every dollar you spend (which is HUGE)
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