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wicked reports: get accurate roi on pinterest ads

It's new! Pinterest cost integration is available now with Wicked Reports.

First party attribution data from Wicked Reports captures the entire buying cycle of leads generated from all your marketing activities. The tricky part with Pinterest is that these leads are often in the research phase and can take a long time to buy. Other marketing activities may help generate the sale, but you want to attribute that sale back to Pinterest for the most accurate ROI possible

Microsoft Ads Cost Integration: Real-Time Spend Tracking

You asked, we built it! 

Microsoft Ads just got more wicked

Microsoft ads just got more Wicked with a 1 minute integration process that delivers accurate cost, ROI, and attribution down to the ad and keyword level for all Microsoft ads.

Watch my demo from an ecommerce brand using Microsoft Ads - Wicked Reports shows attributed ROI of 365% on just one keyword campaign...and there's a lot more to see! Hit Play 👇

Digital Marketing Metrics That Actually Matter in 2026 (and How to Use Them)

Most brands drown in metrics and starve for insight. The dashboards are full, but the number that would actually change a decision is either missing or wrong. This is a working guide to the handful of marketing KPIs that move the needle for an ecommerce brand - CPL, CAC, ROAS, ROI,and the one most of your competitors ignore, LTV - plus the reason every one of them is only as good as the data underneath it.

WHAT IS A GOOD ROAS FOR ECOMMERCE IN 2026? THE HONEST ANSWER (AND WHY THE NUMBER LIES)

Everyone wants a single number - what's a good ROAS? Here's the honest answer up front — the commonly quoted benchmark is 3:1 to 4:1, but the actual 2026 ecommerce average has slid to around 2.87:1, and the median is closer to 2:1. That means roughly half of all ecommerce brands are running below a 2:1 return. So if you're benchmarking against "4:1," you're comparing yourself to a number most stores never hit.

But the bigger problem isn't the benchmark. It's that ROAS itself — the way most brands measure it — is being quietly mis-reported by the very platforms you're using to calculate it. Let's fix both.