Channel Saturation Radar

Detect flat or negative slopes in channel performance.

Stop guessing. Use causal incrementality to measure exactly what works and what simply takes credit.

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Channel Saturation & Diminishing Returns

Visualize the marginal efficiency of your spend. Know exactly when to stop scaling a channel.

Diminishing Returns Curve Fitting (Hill Function)
Active Channels
5

Currently Spending

Saturated Channels
2

Crossed optimal point

Wasted Spend
₹30.0k

Spend with <1 ROAS

Reallocation Opp
₹0.4 L

Potential gain

Primary AnalysisLive Data
Main visualization of key metric drivers
Key Insights
  • Meta has hit saturation. The last $1 spent returned only $0.80.
  • TikTok is under-invested. Marginal ROAS is 3.2x.
  • Move 15% of Meta budget to TikTok to gain net efficient revenue.
Logic Used
  • We fit Spend vs Revenue data to a Hill Function or Logarithmic curve for each channel.
  • Saturation Point: Where Marginal ROAS drops below 1.0 (or target profitability).
  • Opportunity: Difference between optimal spend and current spend.
Deep Dive

Saturation Radar

Data Transparency
Full breakdown of the underlying data points for verification.
ChannelSpendInc RevenueMarginal ROASSaturation ScoreAction
Meta80,000120,0000.8085/100Stop
Google60,000210,0002.5040/100Scale
TikTok20,00080,0003.2020/100Scale

Methodology

How SpendSignal calculates Channel Saturation Radar

The Logic

Generate a **Channel Saturation & Dimishing Returns Radar**. 1. Look at the Marginal ROAS (ROAD) for every channel. 2. Identify channels with flat or negative slopes (Saturation Points). 3. Explicitly list channels that are 'Dead but Funded' (spending beyond saturation). 4. Recommend immediate 'Stop-Spending' thresholds.

Input Data Required

  • Date Column
  • Spend per Channel
  • Revenue / Conversions

Output Deliverables

  • Executive Dashboard
  • Strategic Insights
  • Downloadable PDF

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