Definition
Blended ROAS is total revenue from all sources divided by total advertising spend across all platforms. It is sometimes called MER (marketing efficiency ratio). Because it ignores per-platform attribution claims, it cannot be inflated by two channels taking credit for the same order, which makes it the number most operators end up managing to.
How it is calculated
Blended ROAS = Total revenue ÷ Total ad spend
What to know
The trade-off is that blended ROAS tells you nothing about which channel deserves credit. It is a scoreboard, not a diagnosis, so it works best alongside platform figures rather than instead of them.
It also includes organic and returning-customer revenue, so a business with strong repeat purchase will show a flattering blended number even while paid acquisition is unprofitable.
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