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Not doing does not means saving in absolute terms, people have misunderstood many a things and one being COST CUTTING/COST SAVING and your statement perfectly fits to their wrong notion.
Your queston reminds me with the saying
.... In order to SAVE ENERGY , our "WISE " leadership decided to SWITCH OFF the light at the end of the tunnel"
Very wise indeed !!
No stopping advertisement is not a parameter to determine the class of business owner. It depends on the nature of products and usablity of products, best examples are given by Mr. Hussien.
Yes if you have asked to stop the marketing than it would be same to save time by stopping watch, which drags the hell on upper layer.
Marketing and promoting businesses is necessary in today's fast paced economic world in order to stay ahead or compete with competitors. Even the famous brands and services businesses continue marketing. Continuous marketing leads to new sales and more sales means more revenue.
wise quote Mr Zafar
That really depends on the product and the cmpany's strategy. How many advertisments have you seen for SAP or Microsoft Office? Not too many, I think.
thats funny but seem to be right,,
I think he is unsuccessful man
Advertising & promotional campaigns have a purpose. Once that purpose is maximized for a product line, budgets can be minimized or stopped completely to save the cost.
Big Businees Means Big Heart and Big Brains at Work with Big Money at Disposal where you can Afford to Spend a Substantial Amount of Money Kept aside for Advertising and Seasoned Businessman will never sit on this money and resort to Loss.Well you could find a fool around who is a Miser and is not able to see a Larger Business Picture.
Good Day!!!
Agreed with the opinion of Mr. Mohammad ohamy Hussein.
It depends on the strategy when and how to reinforce the marketing through advertisement. There a certain businesses and brands you cant see ADV/promo for years but again came with a bang and sweep the market.
