The Two Things He Refused to Cut
I get that call every time the economy wobbles: "Should we pause the ads for a while?"
I get that call every time the economy wobbles: "Should we pause the ads for a while?"
Your ad report claims last month was amazing, but your bank account hasn't heard the news. Familiar?
The real problem is almost never that you're spending too little.
Even marketing agencies believe just 40% of Americans listen each week. Nielsen measures it at 87%.
Spending less than 30% on brand building puts you at risk of a doom loop.
You're walking into a bear den, naked, slathered in honey, and hoping you come out unscathed.
Many run in circles as they chase what looks active and abandon what looks slow.
Most people hold the same biases and assumptions for media ROI.
Google is for harvest time. You need seed time.
Anybody who says, "Nobody watches TV anymore," or "TV is always too expensive," is a fool.
When consumer sentiment tanks, buying becomes emotionally loaded.
Unnecessary targeting by competitors is a beautiful thing.
This ain’t theory. It’s math, hard data, and real-world results.
Spending $1,500 to $10,000 results in average quality. So what's right for you?