Like math? You better learn to.

Which option?

  • Option A

    Votes: 230 24.2%
  • Option B

    Votes: 408 42.9%
  • Option C

    Votes: 122 12.8%
  • Just tell me, I'm too stupid to figure it out.

    Votes: 192 20.2%

  • Total voters
    952


I dunno about everyone else but I found that spreadsheets made math a lot more appealing. You can play around with shit, calculate useful information and most importantly, not even really have to do the actual math at all if you don't want to.

Ditto, I hated math when I was a kid, but I really don't mind it now.
 
Thanks, I gonna create such calculator, dont mind using yours. thanks again. appreciate your hard work
 
Thank you for the spreadsheet and the question. I haven't done a math problem in ages, forgot how fun they could be.

I'm still learning the terminology, and this post helped a lot.
 
funny topic and true! when i young and was thinking about a field to go into I passed on everything relating any way to math. I chose to go into web dev, and affiliate marketing, right away i was doing math all day long. Than i started a CPA network yeah i thought way less math there - nope math all the time. So the thing i tried to avoid became the thing i do most of my days. I guess i don't hate it as much as i thought and BTW nothing it better than counting your earnings and that is Math!
 
WOW - excellent post. Glad I looked around. Thanks Mike. I hope I understand how to come to your conclusion after I look at the spreadsheet. I am not sure what "conversion rate" means here. Maybe the % of viewers who not only click through but also buy?
After all y0u have the click through before you buy.
 
+rep. Thanks much for this. The math really is not all that hard, even for an English major like me. BUT this spreadsheet will help make sure I'm keeping everything important in mind. Plus it makes things a little easier & *quicker* and makes it less likely I'll forget or flake on something. Thanks again.
 
Since this thread keeps getting replied to a random times, I'll add mine.

+rep to me for saving my own ass :D I lost this spreadsheet somehow and thank god I uploaded it here. Yay! Sometimes even a blind squirrel finds a nut.
 
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Xentech, you got a point. You just have to remember that Americans think the greatest value of anything is the ability to monetize it. But the fact is can't monetize a worthless product forever. Nor can you monetize air (well there are some exceptions to that).

Ir all works together and in my mind it is all necessary. By the way Mike, I used your sheet to calculate what I could afford to spend on clicks for my fist campaign. Now I understand why it is a great deal of work to make money with ppc.

It's analyze and adjust then analyze and adjust again. don't do it too often but don't do it too infrequently either. YEESH
 
I would not be judging myself as Super good in Maths, however, according to my experience and calculations,

I would go for "B"... This is because if I am doing PPC and getting 2500 clicks from very targetted Network (e.g. Adwords), and if the campaign converts at 4% (according to network ), then here is some maths..

2500 Clicks * 4% = 100 Leads = 2k$..= $1.5k in Profits within 24 hours (I would run this campaign only for 24 hours at its best)..

Guys, if you have any other option which can earn $1.5k from A,C, please post!
 
Forgot to say thanks Mike. +Rep...the spreadsheet is really cool.
Oh, before I go, here's the spreadsheet I have open 24/7 for quick calculations. If you're not using something like this, take mine, or build your own. If you don't understand it at first, just look at the calculations I'm using. The colored cells are the only ones you need to change.
 
I chose option B. But then I thought, where could I invest that $150 I didn't spend on Capaign C? Ah well. :)