What is ROI?
The formula for ROI is:
ROI (%) = (Revenue – Costs) ÷ Costs × 100
Example: €10,000 revenue – €2,000 costs = €8,000 profit → (8,000 ÷ 2,000) × 100 = 400%.
The formula for ROI is:
ROI (%) = (Revenue – Costs) ÷ Costs × 100
Example: €10,000 revenue – €2,000 costs = €8,000 profit → (8,000 ÷ 2,000) × 100 = 400%.
Use the formula: ROI (%) = (Revenue – Costs) ÷ Costs × 100.
Example: €10,000 revenue – €2,000 costs = €8,000 profit → (8,000 ÷ 2,000) × 100 = 400%.
Without a connection, you won't see any email revenue in Xendy. By connecting your shop, you can directly track revenue, RPE (Revenue per Email), and conversions — so you know which campaigns are actually making you money.
Nope. Open rates don't say much since Apple's Mail Privacy Protection (MPP) and only give a rough idea of reach. Focus on clicks, conversions, and revenue instead — those are the numbers that actually tell you something about your return.
Don't just include Xendy's costs — also factor in hours for strategy, formatting, and analysis, external production (copy, design), and any plug-ins. Only counting tool costs gives you a skewed picture of your real ROI.
In 'Account settings' you manage all the important parts of your Xendy account. On this page you'll find out what each section does and how to adjust your settings.
Read moreWith email attribution you can see which revenue comes from your emails. This helps you understand which campaigns are driving orders and how you can improve your strategy.
Read moreThe GDPR determines how you need to handle personal data. In email marketing, this comes down to transparency, consent, and security — Xendy supports you with this, but you're responsible for how you collect and use data.
Read moreThe open rate shows how many recipients open your email. It's a useful indicator of interest, but due to privacy measures it's not always 100% accurate — so use it alongside CTR and revenue.
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