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The Free to Grow CFO Podcast
Jon Blair
48 episodes
3 months ago
Episode Summary In this mini episode of the Free to Grow CFO podcast, Jon Blair discusses the concept of LTV (Lifetime Value) in the context of DTC brands, emphasizing its importance in measuring customer value over time. He highlights common misconceptions about LTV, particularly the confusion between LTV and LTR (Lifetime Revenue), and stresses the need to measure LTV in margin dollars rather than revenue. Jon also explains the significance of time-bound LTV and its role in assessing profitability against customer acquisition costs (CAC). Key Takeaways: -LTV is the cumulative value that a customer represents to your brand over time. -LTV should be measured in margin dollars, not total revenue. -LTV must be time-bound, expressed in specific time frames. Episode Links Jon Blair - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathon-albert-blair/ Free to Grow CFO - https://freetogrowcfo.com/ Transcript 00:00 Understanding LTV: Definition and Importance 03:14 Measuring LTV: Common Mistakes and Correct Approaches 04:59 Using LTV for Business Decisions: Profitability Assessment
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Episode Summary In this mini episode of the Free to Grow CFO podcast, Jon Blair discusses the concept of LTV (Lifetime Value) in the context of DTC brands, emphasizing its importance in measuring customer value over time. He highlights common misconceptions about LTV, particularly the confusion between LTV and LTR (Lifetime Revenue), and stresses the need to measure LTV in margin dollars rather than revenue. Jon also explains the significance of time-bound LTV and its role in assessing profitability against customer acquisition costs (CAC). Key Takeaways: -LTV is the cumulative value that a customer represents to your brand over time. -LTV should be measured in margin dollars, not total revenue. -LTV must be time-bound, expressed in specific time frames. Episode Links Jon Blair - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathon-albert-blair/ Free to Grow CFO - https://freetogrowcfo.com/ Transcript 00:00 Understanding LTV: Definition and Importance 03:14 Measuring LTV: Common Mistakes and Correct Approaches 04:59 Using LTV for Business Decisions: Profitability Assessment
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Entrepreneurship
Business,
Management,
Marketing
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Why an IMS May Not Fix Your Finance-Ops Disconnect
The Free to Grow CFO Podcast
41 minutes 1 second
6 months ago
Why an IMS May Not Fix Your Finance-Ops Disconnect
Episode Summary In this episode of the Free to Grow CFO podcast, Jon Blair and Arjun Aggarwal discuss the challenges faced by DTC brands in managing inventory and landed costs amidst current market fluctuations. Arjun shares his journey from finance to founding Mandrel, an AI-powered inventory automation platform. The conversation delves into the importance of accurate inventory valuation, the interdependence of finance and operations, and the differences between ERP and IMS systems. They highlight how Mandrel aims to automate inventory workflows, providing real-time tracking and reporting capabilities to help brands save time and improve their financial health. Key Takeaways -The connection between finance and operations is crucial for accurate inventory management. -Many brands struggle with tracking inventory valuation due to fragmented data sources. -Real-time tracking of inventory helps brands respond to market changes quickly. Episode Links Jon Blair - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathon-albert-blair/ Arjun Aggarwal- https://www.linkedin.com/in/arjun-aggarwal-18049436/ Free to Grow CFO - https://freetogrowcfo.com/ Mandrel - https://www.mandrel.tech/ Transcript ~~~ 00:00 Introduction 02:52 Arjun's Journey and the Birth of Mandrel 06:12 Understanding Landed Costs and Their Importance 08:54 The Interdependence of Finance and Operations 12:12 Challenges in Inventory Valuation 14:55 ERP vs. IMS: Understanding the Differences 17:55 The Role of Mandrel in Inventory Automation 23:50 The Importance of User Compliance in Inventory Management 26:01 Automating Inventory Tracking and Cost Management 29:11 Integrating Email and Document Management for Inventory 32:38 Building a Comprehensive Inventory Ledger 35:59 Understanding Costs and Inventory Movement 38:00 Maximizing Efficiency with Mandrel
The Free to Grow CFO Podcast
Episode Summary In this mini episode of the Free to Grow CFO podcast, Jon Blair discusses the concept of LTV (Lifetime Value) in the context of DTC brands, emphasizing its importance in measuring customer value over time. He highlights common misconceptions about LTV, particularly the confusion between LTV and LTR (Lifetime Revenue), and stresses the need to measure LTV in margin dollars rather than revenue. Jon also explains the significance of time-bound LTV and its role in assessing profitability against customer acquisition costs (CAC). Key Takeaways: -LTV is the cumulative value that a customer represents to your brand over time. -LTV should be measured in margin dollars, not total revenue. -LTV must be time-bound, expressed in specific time frames. Episode Links Jon Blair - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathon-albert-blair/ Free to Grow CFO - https://freetogrowcfo.com/ Transcript 00:00 Understanding LTV: Definition and Importance 03:14 Measuring LTV: Common Mistakes and Correct Approaches 04:59 Using LTV for Business Decisions: Profitability Assessment