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Marketing Budget and Strategy Trends for 2023 – Seven Intriguing Insights

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2023 looks like a tough year for marketing budgets. Overall, 58% of marketers project flat or reduced budgets for 2023, up from just 26% in 2022. But very small companies (11-50 workers) were actually most likely to increase marketing budgets this year. Per the report, “B2B teams had the largest marketing budgets.”

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How to Effectively Budget for Small Business Marketing

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Developing a concise, productive, balanced marketing budget usually always involves allocating limited funding—especially if that budget is for a startup or small business. Every department head in the company needs part of the overall budget (and most want more) for their specific team’s operations. 1: Branding.

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Advanced Tips for Protecting Your Small Business Network on a Budget

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The post Advanced Tips for Protecting Your Small Business Network on a Budget appeared first on B2B Marketing Blog | Webbiquity. He spent his career (before semi-retirement) as a network security engineer working in both industry and academia, and more recently has begun freelance writing on a variety of technical topics.

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Eight Fascinating Facts About B2B Social Media Marketing for 2023

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How your social media marketing budget stacks up to your peers and competitors? How Much of the Marketing Budget is Allocated to Social Media. This graphic from the report shows the breakdown, but the key takeaway is that 78% of B2B marketers allocate 20% or less of their total marketing budget to social media.

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The Impact of COVID-19 on B2B Marketing Plans: Tech vs. Non-Tech

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Among the findings: 61% of marketers expect at least a modest reduction in their overall marketing budgets for this year, with smaller vendors expecting the biggest declines. overall budgets will be cut). Overall Budget Impacts. Non-tech marketers are more likely (63% vs. 56%) to expect budget declines.

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How B2B Marketers Will Spend Their Budgets in 2014

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Marketing budget allocations should, of course, always be based on the unique a company’s unique situation: its specific needs, experiences, strengths, market position, market conditions and trends, etc. Among the key findings: Digital budgets are growing. Direct mail and telemarketing also permit careful targeting.

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How B2B Marketers Will Spend Their Budgets in 2014

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Marketing budget allocations should, of course, always be based on the unique a company’s unique situation: its specific needs, experiences, strengths, market position, market conditions and trends, etc. Among the key findings: Digital budgets are growing. Direct mail and telemarketing also permit careful targeting.