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Reduce spend without damaging revenues

During difficult economic conditions, sales & marketing departments are often asked to reduce spending in order to satisfy a wider corporate need to reduce costs.

The crucial question is how do we cut investment without damaging revenues? LCP’s Marketing Analytics offering can deliver significant cost savings from your marketing budget whilst maintaining your expected revenue performance.

Download our PDF guide to Increasing the effectiveness of your marketing "LCP strongly believe that we can help most businesses wipe 10% off their marketing costs whilst maintaining the same revenue and profit expectations"
Phil Boyle, Partner

This service uses analytical techniques to determine the link between marketing investment and revenues. The chart below shows the maximum revenue that can be achieved for any given sales and marketing spend. The current planned spend is below this line and the two red arrows show possible scenarios where spend may be reduced and revenues need not suffer.

graph showing two possible scenarios of reduced spend

Two possible scenarios for reduced spend:

  • point one Reducing the spend by the maximum possible amount in order to maintain the same revenue (profit, not shown here, usually increases under this scenario)
  • point two Simultaneously reducing spend and gaining improvements in revenue
 

Naturally, when looking to reduce spend, any scenarios have to take into account the many constraints under which the business is operating such as funds already committed. It is also very important that careful attention has to be paid to the long term effect on the revenue and profit.

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