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B2B Content Marketing: Making Small Budgets Do Big Things

Published on 2022/10/24 By admin

The latest B2B Content Marketing Benchmarks, Budgets and Trends Report found that 67% respondents are being asked to do more with the same resources compared to a year ago. Many teams will keep being pressed to work under constraints in the coming year as economic uncertainty affects planning and budgets

Preparing for Change: 5 Practical Tips For 2022 Marketing Budget Success

Published on 2021/11/03 By admin

How can B2B marketers weigh confidence for the future with adequate caution and still plan thoroughly for 2022 budgeting success? Confidence is rising for 2022 marketing spending, and as B2B brands move forward after the turmoil and uncertainty of the pandemic, savvy marketers benefit from embracing budgeting optimism while simultaneously seasoning budgeting strategy with a healthy dose of vigilance and care. Digital advertising budget optimism has risen significantly since the initial months of the global health crisis, and recent report data is showing this increased confidence.

Planning for Change: How to Set Your 2021 Marketing Budget

Published on 2020/08/18 By admin

If you would have told me in March that I would be sitting at my kitchen table writing a blog post about 2021 marketing budgets in August, I might have invested in a comfier office chair sooner.

Use It or Lose It: 8 Ways to Make the Most of Your Digital Marketing Budget Surplus

Published on 2018/09/13 By admin

For all marketing leaders, effectively managing your digital marketing budget is a delicate balancing act.

Where do the biggest brands spend their marketing dollars?

Published on 2016/06/06 By admin

Different retailers have different priorities when it comes to their marketing budgets, but the most valuable brands – Amazon and Apple – are banking on search . We all know Amazon is the undisputed king of ecommerce. From November 2014 to November 2015, the company raked in more than $71 billion in online sales, which is more than Walmart, Apple, Macy’s, The Home Depot, Best Buy, Costco, Target, Gap Inc., Williams-Sonoma, Sears and Kohl’s sold.