You're spending nothing on ads to win customers. That's impressive if you're growing anyway. If you're not, it's probably what's holding you back.
That's impressive if it's bringing in enough customers. If growth has stalled, a budget that small is probably the reason.
That leaves a healthy margin on every customer, with room to test. If growth is slow, you can probably afford to spend more than you think.
That's strong if you're scaling and know your numbers. It's risky if you can't see which ads bring in which customers.
You're buying market share. That's smart if customers stay and buy again, and expensive if they don't.
Every new customer costs more than they're worth. We see this more than you'd think: paid search as a line item nobody checks, a brand new campaign still learning, a poor agency, or an account that's been hacked.
That's strong if you're scaling and know your numbers. It's risky if you can't see which ads bring in which customers.