The reason why people are confused is because in traditional sense ROI would assume you're keeping your money.
I invested $100 into a bank and now have $101 meaning I have 101%.
With us it's different because you're not saving the advertising cost, you're spending it.
Anything above the cost is ROI meaning that 100 spend - 100 earned = 0% roi.
Good night.
So if I put $100 in the bank and they give me $3 back my ROI is 3%?
0% ROI would be $0 regardless of how you look at it.
100% ROI would be recouping your initial investment.
0% ROI would be $0 regardless of how you look at it.
100% ROI would be recouping your initial investment.
It shocks me that 90% of the people on this forum make money.
try again
If you buy $100 worth of ads from Google and your check from the affiliate company is $100.
Is your ROI 0%
or is your ROI 100%
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for all you people who voted 0%