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You have everything well thought out, you have a brilliant idea that will turn into 1000000000000’s in profit, you’ll retire by 38 and you’ll spend the rest of your life at the Bahamas…  Nice!

BUT, hey, stop for a moment, have you done your homework and made sure all these dreams are at least half real? Have you done a proper research, have you identified potential clients’ needs and wants, do you know what you are actually going to sell and how will you explain the value to people?

There’s a hell more to it, and it actually can be a great fun – just have a look at this article on how to launch your product SUCCESSFULLY. Guaranteed.

 

Solve the Puzzle over Marketing Budget

Do you know how much you spent on marketing last year? Was it time and money well spent? Are you 100% sure that if you apply the same methodology for the following year, your business with soar?

They say it’s the biggest madness to believe that, while doing the same thing again and again, the results will be better. That’s why you should try different things all the time until you get it really right and you achieve growth and success you dream about.

So how should you go about your marketing budget for the next year and what could be a good idea to try out?

 

Marketing Budget for Dummies

Do you want to see a simple formula which would tell you how much you should spend on marketing? Every business owner will understand this and, what is more, it will also give you some tips on how to use marketing budget wisely, so that it generates leads that turn into sales. Effectively. Read the full article here.

 

Forget about hiring a marketing consultant

I mean it, don’t even think about hiring a marketing consultant unless you actually are prepared to do the following.

  • Clearly define what you hope to achieve from marketing
  • Understand how your clients will benefit
  • Set some revenue goals for marketing and sales
  • Set a realistic budget – about 5-10% of revenue is reasonable
  • Look at how good you are at turning leads from marketing into sales.

Until you do this simple exercise, unless the expert marketing consultant or sales specialist you hire will COST you money – not MAKE you money.

So go on be honest and if you want some help in determining that – we have a free business health check that will;

  1. Focus your mind on your goals
  2. Discuss how realistic they are
  3. Take action

Good luck and may better planning help you acheive even more than luck.

Peter