
Simulation
Marketing
Test pricing, promotion, and channel trade-offs against live performance before budget is committed.
Workflow 1 — Marginal ROI Curve by Channel
Marginal ROI by spend increment · Steeper decline = diminishing returns
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4.3x
4.2 mo
Partnerships 3.2x
Channel optimisation actions
Causal timeline
Marginal ROI Curve by Channel
Channel ROI model feeds budget reallocation.
ROI → Actions
ROI curve feeds channel optimisation actions and diminishing-return caps.
Budget Reallocation Impact Shift
Optimised budget feeds growth mix.
Budget → Frontier
Budget shift feeds growth-mix frontier and margin constraints.
Growth Mix Frontier
Growth strategy committed to CRM / Planning system.
























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