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Creating content for international markets? Best practices to ensure correctness and lower cost: (by @intervoicescom )
"You cannot cost-cut your way to growth." One of the greatest lines for marketers to remember in (by @getgravitas )
@smmguide Hmm... looks good, but as a solo pro I'd think twice about the cost - around $1,200 with no idea of results.
@edgandia Makes economic sense, too. A skeleton permanent workforce + complement with outside contractors = optimized labor costs.
Going green reduces cost and environmental impact, commits employees, has many other benefits. Read more on GreenBiz.com
In most business use cases applying social tools, the revenue or cost impact is not returned directly. (tx @Steveology)
You CAN advertise at a lower cost:
Want to bring down the cost of producing your marketing materials?
@greggvm I have some experience in Basecamp as a client uses it. Recently ran across 5pm in a blog post. SEEMS similar with lower cost.
@davidabrock A lot could be achieved by evaluating "how we can get the same result at a lower cost". Outsourcing etc. Management myopia?
Great customer service costs much less than corrective PR and marketing. (via @chrisbrogan)
Great customer service costs much less than corrective PR and marketing. (via @chrisbrogan)
I help B2B companies communicate 1) more efficiently, 2) at a more reasonable cost. Copywriting & translation. #whatido
"Cost-driven solutions do not solve demand-driven problems." Read in Ad Age why cost cutting isn't a good idea at
"Cost-driven solutions do not solve demand-driven problems." Read in Ad Age why cost cutting isn't a good idea at
A good way for #B2B companies to cut #marketing costs is to use freelancers. See (via @malkady)
Focus on ROI! Don't accept across-the-board marketing cuts. Justify the cost with revenue. #b2b #downturn
Still think you should cut advertising and marketing costs in a downturn? See Ad Age at for a different story.
