Cost per order or, more precisely, marketing cost per subscription order
The cost of advertising based on the number of orders received. Also called Cost-per-Transaction.
Acronym for cost per order. The sum of all production and media costs (creative, printing, lettershop, postage, etc.) divided by the total number of orders received.
Compulsory Purchase Order. An order issued by the government or local authority to acquire land or buildings for public interest purposes. For example, for the construction of a major road etc.
Cost per Order. The average cost of television media to generate one product order, determined by dividing the cost of a specific infomercial telecast by the total number of orders received from it.
Cost per order. Formula derived by dividing the total cost of a direct marketing campaign by the number of orders received.
The Cost Per Order is the average amount you will end up investing to get one paying customer through a Paid Search Engine Marketing campaign.
COST PER ORDER. The average cost of television media to generate one product order. The figure is determined by dividing the cost of a specific infomercial telecast by the number of order received.
Cost per order. A simple formula derived by dividing the total cost by the number of actual orders received.
(Cost Per Order): cost metric for each time an order is transacted.
Cost per order. The total cost of divided by the number of purchases or enquiries generated from your web site. The CPO metric measures the average cost to generate an action or sale at your web site.
See complete partial order.
How much you will earn on for each visitor that places an order.
Cost per order. Similar to Cost Per Inquiry except based on actual orders rather than inquiries.
Similar to Cost Per Inquiry except that it measures your cost to generate a sale (an order) rather than an inquiry. Calculated by dividing the cost of your mailing by the number of sales completed.
Cost Per Order. The actual cost of media dollars spent to generate one order.
Compulsory Purchase Order. Legal powers of a local authority to buy land or buildings without the agreement of the owner. Used if an owner won't co-operate in essential housing renewal works.