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When ecommerce growth stalls, changing one channel rarely fixes the whole problem. This article looks at how acquisition, conversion, and retention work together—and how to use CAC, AOV, and repeat purchase rate to spot where the system breaks down
Ecommerce marketing works better when each channel supports the next. This article connects acquisition, conversion, and retention, then shows how to judge the whole system with CAC, conversion rate, AOV, and repeat purchase rate—not channel metrics alone