Wednesday, July 22
Decision center
Three things need your attention.One is worth acting on today.
Revenue is growing, but paid acquisition and mobile checkout are suppressing the return. The scenario below shows the likely upside.
Revenue and spend over time
Why the numbers moved
Paid Search takes 42.5% of spend, returns 17.1% of pipeline
Test a 10–15% reallocation before increasing total budget.
Mobile checkout completes at 4.7%, versus 11.5% on Desktop
Prioritize checkout speed, form length, and wallet-payment tests.
Southeast has the highest CAC and the lowest 90-day retention
Pair regional acquisition limits with a retention offer test.
Revenue by channel
Where buyers fall away
Checkout is the constraint. Mobile accounts for 63% of checkout abandonment in this model.
What if you changed the plan?
Adjust three operating levers. Simplyze recomputes the outcome against the same filtered business model—instantly, with no external data calls.
Build a scenario
This plan could add $9.06M annually
The budget shift creates the largest near-term lift. Mobile checkout adds volume, while retention compounds the value over the next two quarters.
Every conclusion carries its evidence.
Insights are ranked by estimated impact, scoped to the active filters, and written as a decision—not another chart caption.
Paid Search takes 42.5% of spend, returns 17.1% of pipeline
The channel fills the top of the funnel, but its qualified-pipeline yield trails Organic Search and Email.
Test a 10–15% reallocation before increasing total budget.
Mobile checkout completes at 4.7%, versus 11.5% on Desktop
Mobile carries the most traffic, but the drop concentrates between checkout start and purchase.
Prioritize checkout speed, form length, and wallet-payment tests.
Southeast has the highest CAC and the lowest 90-day retention
Acquisition costs more in the region and customers leave sooner, reducing the value of otherwise healthy demand.
Pair regional acquisition limits with a retention offer test.