Credibility is at the heart of every business case. That’s because every business case is based on assumptions. Here are a few articles and resources to help you construct a more comprehensive, thoughtful, and credible business case that will reflect as well on you as it does the program you’re analyzing.

Articles and Posts

March 23, 2009

What NOT to Cut: Use a Scalpel not a Chain Saw

Be sure you don't cut any of these marketing lifelines for competing effectively.

Read More

February 25, 2009

Thinking of Spending More on Marketing? Consider the Following...

Are you currently thinking about spending MORE on marketing? STOP. Consider the following

Read More

January 18, 2009

Thinking of Spending More to Grow Market Share During Hard Times? Consider These Key Risks First

If you’re thinking about recommending that your firm should be spending MORE on marketing during a down market, stop and consider the following.

Read More

November 15, 2008

Budgeting Allocation Revisited

Numerous articles have been written about new methods and techniques for budget allocation. Here we take a closer look at the response-curve approach and the specific and valuable guidance it can offer for the budget allocation process.

Read More

November 15, 2008

Taking Guesswork out of Budgeting

Marketers want an understanding of the potential range of financial risk when making decisions about how to spend the marketing budget. Find out how risk assessment is now being applied to the budgeting process.

Read More