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A023-Entrep 1A: Mid DQ 6: Submitted By: Dianna Lynn L. Molina (BSA-1-3) Submitted To: Sir Arly N. Visperas
A023-Entrep 1A: Mid DQ 6: Submitted By: Dianna Lynn L. Molina (BSA-1-3) Submitted To: Sir Arly N. Visperas
A023-Entrep 1A: Mid DQ 6: Submitted By: Dianna Lynn L. Molina (BSA-1-3) Submitted To: Sir Arly N. Visperas
2. How would you justify the cost that you allocate to your sales promotion?
Under what conditions you may decide not to spend in promoting your
product?
> I need to spend money on the right things. First, I need to set my overall
marketing budget. Before I start working out how to allocate your market
budget, it’s helpful to know how much I have to spend overall. The size of my
marketing budget depends on my goals and how much I have to spend. Then,
once I have determined my overall marketing budget, I can start working on
allocating it. The first thing to do is to set marketing goals, because my goals will
help determine which channels and strategies I use and how I allocate money to
them. Next is to create a plan for the year. To further guide my marketing budget
allocation, I will create a rough plan for my marketing for the year. Next is to
calculate my expected costs for each marketing initiative and the potential return
on investment (ROI). Then, I will allocate my spending. Based on all of the
information I have gathered, I can split up my spending across the channels I’ll
use. Remember to keep my goals, expected costs, and expected ROI, as well as
marketing budget allocation best practices, in mind. And finally, I will track my
campaigns and refine my strategy by carefully tracking my key performance
indicators and measuring their success.
I don’t have any conditions under which I may decide not to spend on promoting
my products since without promoting my product, it will not increase sales.