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Blackfriars Communications, Inc. has established the Blackfriars Marketing Index (TM), a quarterly measure of corporate marketing demand and spending. Their initial study has found that annual marketing budgets for businesses are up 8.9 percent over 2003. Perhaps most importantly, the study revealed a strong correlation between marketing measurement practices, the corporate perception of marketing and the marketing budget. Fifty-seven percent of the companies surveyed measured the results of their marketing efforts in some manner (although this was defined fairly broadly). Firms that measured their results had marketing budget increases nearly twice that of companies that did not measure results. Read full article...


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