DRR
RRR (share of advertising expenses) - advertising budget ÷ advertising revenue × 100%. Russian analogue of ACoS, the inverse of ROAS.
DRR - share of advertising expenses, advertising budget ÷ advertising revenue × 100%. This is the Russian analogue of Western ACoS and, in fact, the inverse of ROAS: DRR 20% is ROAS 5×.
DRR is more convenient than ROAS when talking to businesses, because it immediately reads as “the percentage of revenue that is consumed by advertising.” DRR 15% owner understands without translation. On marketplaces (Wildberries, Ozon), DRR has generally become the standard language - they use it to evaluate the health of card promotion.
A healthy DRR depends on margins. With a margin of 30%, the RRR above 25–30% means that advertising is working at zero or in minus. I look at the DRR in conjunction with the unit economy: the percentage itself does not mean anything, what matters is whether the profit remains after all expenses, and not just after advertising.
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