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Ecommerce marketing works best when each channel supports the next. This article shows how to connect acquisition, conversion, and retention, then track the numbers that reveal whether the system works: CAC, AOV, conversion rate, and repeat purchase rate

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This article looks at ecommerce marketing as a connected system, not a list of separate campaigns. It explains how acquisition, conversion, and retention affect one another, and why teams should track CAC alongside AOV and repeat purchase rate