This book analyzes industrial product marketing through a study of budgeting. The author reviews current practices and presents new insights based on empirical data from multiple large industrial companies. The book's findings provide guidelines for setting overall advertising budgets and allocating those funds across a range of channels. The author begins by examining the conventional methods of budgeting and highlights areas for improvement. Current budgeting practices are often based on subjective impressions and rules of thumb rather than quantitative analysis, leading to inefficiencies and missed opportunities. The author argues that a more systematic approach is needed, one that takes into account product and market characteristics, as well as the effectiveness of different advertising channels. The book presents a two-step budgeting process, where marketers first set an overall marketing budget and then determine the portion of that budget to allocate to advertising. Using data from a large sample of industrial products, the author develops regression models to predict advertising budgets based on factors such as product life cycle stage, market share, and customer concentration. By considering these factors, marketers can tailor their advertising strategies to the unique characteristics of their products and markets. This book is a valuable resource for marketing managers, researchers, and students seeking to optimize their industrial product marketing efforts. It provides practical guidance on how to set advertising budgets and allocate funds effectively, based on a solid understanding of the factors that drive advertising effectiveness.
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