Which of the following are common marketing analytics metrics?

• A. Click-Through Rate, Cost Per Acquisition, Return on Ad Spend
• B. Net Promoter Score, Customer Satisfaction, Employee Turnover
• C. Gross Margin, Operating Income, Net Income
• D. Page Load Time, Server Uptime, Image Size

Answer: (C)

Marketing analytics focuses on measuring how marketing efforts drive engagement, conversions, and revenue. The set that includes Click-Through Rate, Cost Per Acquisition, and Return on Ad Spend fits best because it covers key aspects of campaign performance: CTR shows how often people interact with an ad, CPA reveals the cost to acquire each customer, and ROAS indicates how much revenue is earned for every dollar spent on advertising. The other options align more with customer sentiment (NPS and CSAT), overall financial results (gross margin, operating income, net income), or technical website performance (page load time, server uptime, image size). So, the combination of engagement, efficiency, and return measures is the most representative of marketing analytics.