Verizon spends an average of $400 to acquire a customer. Annual maintenance cost
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Verizon spends an average of $400 to acquire a customer.
Annual maintenance costs is $35/customer.
Record-keeping and billing costs are $30 per customer per annum.
The price of a basic service is $20 per month.
30% of customers buy an upgrade package at $40 per month
10% buy the unlimited package at $70 per month.
Over time, 70% of customers remain with the company from 1 year to the next.
Please show calculations:
a) What is the lifetime value of an average customer?
b) What is the lifetime value of of the unlimited customer?
Explanation / Answer
a) lets convery to years$20*12 = $240
$240 - $35 - $30 = $175 per year
average lifetime $ 175* n - $400 =0
n=2.28year=27.36 months
b) lets convery to years$70*12 = $840
$840 - $35 - $30 = $775 per year
average lifetime times yearly profit minus aquisition cost
$775 * n - $400 =0
n=0.5161year=6.19 months
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