The key to successful marketing lies in striking the right balance between cutting costs and investing in growth.
Source: Inman News
The art of balancing marketing spend when times are tough
Published in Agent, budget, Chris Pollinger, cutting costs, Marketing, marketing budget, Markets & Economy, Select, service, teams and Technology
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