The Marketing Budget
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If you have the option, consider whether ROI, actual profit, EVA or ROMI approaches will tell the most positive stories about your campaigns
For example, ROI might work better for smaller campaigns with larger relative uplift, actual profit for larger campaigns with higher dollar values but small percentage gains, and so on
When you have picked your metrics, stick with them in all meetings
State your marketing objective, target audience Persona and Relationship Landscape
List a set of campaigns
For each campaign, list the test cells you would like to build in. Include as many test as you can in these areas:
- Audience Segments
- Channels
- Media
- Messaging
- Creative Approaches
- Offer or incentive
- Price Point
Table of Contents
Sales & Marketing
Marketing for Dummies Guides
- Marketing for Dummies
- Marketing Plan
- Marketing Strategy
- Positioning
- Differentiation
- Brand Equity
- Brand Marketing
- Direct Marketing
- RFM – Recency Frequency Monetary
- Breakeven Response Rate
- Customer Profitability
- CLV – Customer Lifetime Value
- Loyalty Program
- The 4 Ps
- The Campaign Framework
- The Marketing Budget
- The Marketing Mix
Measuring, Marketing, Metrics & KPIs
- KPI – The One Key Marketing Metric
- Marketing KPIs and Metrics
- Measuring Marketing
- ROMI – Return on Marketing Investment
- Marketing Finance
- Financial KPIs
- Market Share
- Mind Share
- Customer Satisfaction (Cust Sat)
- Net Promoter Score
- Kano Model



