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		By: Charles Sipe		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[I like your point about how most marketing budgets are not based on logic. Logically you should continue spending on marketing as long as it provides a positive ROI, but many companies set a budget on a pretty arbitrary number. If you can calculate an ROI, such as it costs $100 per Adwords conversion, but a customer is worth $1000 in life time value, then you should continue spending despite what the budget says.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I like your point about how most marketing budgets are not based on logic. Logically you should continue spending on marketing as long as it provides a positive ROI, but many companies set a budget on a pretty arbitrary number. If you can calculate an ROI, such as it costs $100 per Adwords conversion, but a customer is worth $1000 in life time value, then you should continue spending despite what the budget says.</p>
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