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PPC budget. Split by ROI.

Allocate spend across Google, LinkedIn and Meta. See which channel earns the next dollar — and which doesn't.

Channels (monthly)

Allocation

Google Search40 cust · CAC $200
LinkedIn8 cust · CAC $600
Meta10 cust · CAC $200

Total budget

$15,000

monthly

Blended CAC

$257

target $300

Benchmark

Within CAC target

Blended CAC $257 ≤ target $300.

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How it works.

customers = budget / cpc × conv% · cac = budget / customers

Allocate the next dollar to the lowest-CAC channel until it saturates (CAC rises). Then move down the list. Don't average — average CAC hides the bad channel.

FAQ.

How do I split PPC budget across channels?+

Allocate by expected CAC per channel, not by intuition. Highest-ROI channel gets first dollar; scale until CAC hits your ceiling, then move to the next channel.

What's a good CAC ratio for paid?+

Paid CAC should sit at or below blended CAC × 1.2. If paid is 2× blended, you're subsidizing acquisition with paid spend — fix conversion or pause the channel.

Google vs LinkedIn for B2B SaaS?+

Google captures intent (people searching for solutions). LinkedIn captures fit (right title, right company). Most B2B SaaS runs both: Google for SMB, LinkedIn for mid-market/enterprise.

Should I have a separate brand budget?+

Yes — 15–25% of total PPC. Brand search keeps competitors off your trademark and converts at 3–5× the rate of non-brand. Don't lump it with prospecting.

How often should I rebalance budget?+

Weekly review of pacing, monthly rebalance of share. Anything more frequent is over-optimizing on noise; less frequent and you miss channel decay.