The ratio of Lifetime Value over six or twelve months to Customer Acquisition Cost (CAC). It helps measure the return on investment for acquiring new customers over these respective periods.
Example: An LTV6/CAC of 3 means the company earns 3 times the acquisition cost from a customer in six months, while an LTV12/CAC of 4 suggests the customer generates 4 times the acquisition cost over a year.
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