Marketing Objectives Study

Marketing plans can range from something as simple as a 1-page summary document to a 50+ page document covering multiple product lines and distribution channels. “Traditional” marketing plan templates can be intimidating for a business person without an MBA or a marketing degree, as they contain a lot of theory that business people can’t always tie to tangible results like market share goals, profit and loss results, and monthly sales and marketing activities.

There’s nothing wrong with creating a very detailed plan; however, it’s best to create a plan that delivers what you need based on your company situation. Each company is different, depending on company age, revenue, resources available, and marketing and sales expertise.

There’s nothing wrong with creating a very detailed plan; however, it’s best to create a plan that delivers what you need based on your company situation. Each company is different, depending on company age, revenue, resources available, and marketing and sales expertise.

Study Benefits:

Learn the Marketing Plan Period Time Cover
Learn the Marketing Plan Target Completion Date
Get a Brief Description of your Company
Get a Brief Description of the Markets you Serve
Get a Brief Description of the Product/Services you Sell
Learn the High-Level Description of the Marketing Plan Content
Learn the High-Level Strategic Goals you Have
Learn the High-Level Quantitative Goals

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