I would think that breaking even on a Groupon would be the desired result. The point of Groupon, just like advertising, is customer acquisition. It's really all about lifetime value of a Groupon acquired customer. Companies need to track that to really judge whether Groupon is a worthwhile investment, but if you break even on the initial Groupon, then the ROI has to be positive unless your product/service is super crappy.
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I would think that breaking even on a Groupon would be the desired result. The point of Groupon, just like advertising, is customer acquisition. It's really all about lifetime value of a Groupon acquired customer. Companies need to track that to really judge whether Groupon is a worthwhile investment, but if you break even on the initial Groupon, then the ROI has to be positive unless your product/service is super crappy.