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How to Market a Small Business On a Budget

Salesforce Marketing Cloud

Many small and medium businesses (SMBs) are very familiar with operating with reduced staff and tightened budgets. SMB leaders are experts at making the most of limited resources to draw in customers. But marketing smaller businesses can drain your energy, not to mention your bank account.

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Balancing social resources across multiple business lines

Sprout Social

The company has business lines including student loan servicing, private student loans, improving K-12 school management through service and technology, renewable energy, encouraging a more educated workforce, and telecommunications. Keep reading for his tips to allocate social resources—especially for nimble teams with bandwidth constraints.

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How Outcome-Based Vs. Traditional Sub-Account Budgets Serve Everyone Better

Vision Edge Marketing

In business, the purpose of a budget is to ensure our organizations have enough resources to meet its objectives. The use of sub-accounts is the most common approach to budgeting and is used to separate funds for different expenses. The best place to start is to understand the purpose of a budget. We all have one.

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SMBs are investing more time and resources in marketing

Martech

In the face of economic headwinds, some small-to-medium businesses are devoting increased resources to their marketing efforts. A report from Constant Contact, “Small Business Now,” finds 39% of SMBs increasing their marketing budget while 44% are increasing time spent on marketing.

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Recession? How to Make the Least Risky Budget Cuts

Vision Edge Marketing

For many, this means greater budget scrutiny, smarter decisions and belt-tightening. . The focus of this article is to provide an approach for making informed budget decisions when so much is at stake. 4 Key Categories to Consider When Making Budget Cuts . If you’re going to stay in business, you need to keep it up and running.

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Your B2B Marketing Budget Playbook for 2021 Success [Research]

Marketing Insider Group

Most companies have learned that B2B marketing budgets are much more important than they thought – and that their existing marketing strategies, well, kind of sucked. Let’s reflect on the year and evaluate the tools available to move forward. Some Good News: B2B Marketing Budgets Appear Unscathed.

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Unifying projects and products: The power of program management in martech

Martech

As a supporter of the program perspective for initiatives, I recognize the value of managing related projects, products and activities as a unified entity. For many CMOs and marketing organizations, programs are becoming powerful tools for aligning diverse initiatives and driving strategic objectives.