CAREERS: A question of careers - Direct marketing is taking the lion’s share of the marketing budget, our survey reveals
Marketing, Thursday, 20 August 1998, 12:00am,
Direct marketing is more important than advertising to most sales and marketing managers when it comes to allocating budget.
Direct marketing is more important than advertising to most sales
and marketing managers when it comes to allocating budget.
Advertising is followed by sales promotion and public relations. More
than half of those surveyed felt sponsorship was the least important
item on the marketing agenda.
If you’re in sponsorship it sounds like you need a direct marketing
campaign to raise your profile.
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