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Short YouTube clip (Italian) by Corrado Fontana explaining "costo di acquisizione cliente" (customer acquisition cost). He defines it as everything a company spends to obtain a customer, notes many firms (and their accountants/CFOs) often don't know this figure, emphasizes its centrality to business survival, and offers a rule-of-thumb that acquisition cost is commonly about 50% of the product margin.
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About 50% of the product margin.










