011: What Should My Marketing Budget Be PR Distribution
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Digital Marketing & Public Relations | PRDistribution.com
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PRDistribution.com shares the best practices for determining an optimal marketing budget. Fundamentally, this is how all successful businesses set their marketing budgets and this goes against conventional wisdom and against what the U.S. Small Business Administration suggests.
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