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This animation explains what Marketing ROI is (ROMI), how you can calculate it and why it is so important for a Marketing Manager. Many CEOs are convinced that marketing is crucial to business success. But marketing is often the first budget that gets cut when times get tough. So how can you justify your marketing efforts? It's simple: by calculating your marketing "ROI". In other words, your marketing "Return On Investment".
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Jackie
wrote 7 months ago
Nothing at the moment, video gives a good explanation!
Timo
wrote 1 year ago
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Kamran Ali Rajper
wrote 1 year ago
Its very helpfull for Marketing peoples. I really enjoy this movie.
Kamran Ali Rajper
wrote 1 year ago
Its very nice and helpfull for Marketing people.
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Alex Y. Lim
wrote 2 months ago
The concept is flawed. You are confusing investment, revenue accounting, sales and marketing. Sales is not the same as marketing, though its results directly and indirectly from its. Ad placement is not an investment, but an operating budget. . While to some extent, expenses incurred in marketing can produce long term results similar, it is NEVER treated as a depreciable asset in the books. All this talks about marketing ROI is just another way to give companies selling the idea as a good excuse to earn money from the gullibility of CEOs who want to make life miserable for its marketing people.