Some growth stats for Circuit Playground, Bluefruit, CircuitPython, Feather, CRICKIT, and STEMMA … RoaS stats for Google Ads and more…
In our industry it’s hard to get any stats about anything, so we’ve been posting up a bunch and will continue to do so. The most recent ones we posted:
Here are some of the stats we were looking at for Circuit Playground, Feather, Bluefruit, CircutiPython, CRICKIT, and STEMMA as well.
And here is our Return on Ad Spend from the last few months ROAS is“Return on Advertising Spend (ROAS) is the amount of revenue a company receives for every dollar spent on an advertising source. This is a gauge of the effectiveness of online advertising campaigns. The higher your return, the more effective the ad source.
Jan 2020 1,250.07%
Dec 2019 1,116.68%
Nov 2019 1,395.54%
Oct 2019 1,369.47%
Sep 2019 1,308.09%
Aug 2019 1,302.74%
Jul 2019 1,418.46%
Jun 2019 1,483.12%
May 2019 1,354.23%
Apr 2019 1,219.41%
Mar 2019 821.16%
Feb 2019 1,215.14%
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