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ARTICLE · 23 SEPTEMBER 2009

Budgets On A Shoe String

Budgets and planning on a shoe string for most of us is a reality as we enter the calendar‘s third quarter. But plan we must!

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Jeanne Fec
Jeanne Fec

Budgets and planning on a shoe string for most of us is a reality as we enter the calendar's third quarter. But plan we must! This is an excellent opportunity for the sales and marketing management teams to take advantage of lower spending and reduced resources of all sized competitors—and plan for market share-taking that does not cost an arm and a leg.

What Three Things Must You Do Right?

Whether you are a business owner or a marketing manager within a business unit, you can take some relatively short and specific steps that will provide focus. In a tight budget environment, this is the first success factor. The second is picking an area of focus that is profitable for your firm. The third is making decisions to use budget wisely. This means planned investments that are targeted specifically at the area of focus, and are measurable in terms of their success.

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