What’s a common budget strategy in traditional marketing organisations?
Fully flexible budgets based on stock price performance
No set budget for a time period or initiative
Quarterly budgets that do not need approval to increase
Fixed annual budgets that do not change even if demand fluctuates throughout the year
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Fixed annual budgets that do not change even if demand fluctuates throughout the year
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