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Keeping a business running smoothly takes a village. Or more specifically, departments.

There’s accounting and finance, human resources, research and development, technology, customer service, and of course,Β #marketing.

In my unbiased opinion (wink), marketing is one of the most powerful departments in an organization. Especially in terms of generatingΒ #revenueΒ andΒ #profit.

Having said that, it’s also one of the first departments to experience cuts in a downturn.

But time and time again, we have seen the countless advantages of maintaining or even increasing marketing budgets during a weaker economy.

As the popular saying goes: β€œWhen times are good, you π˜€π—΅π—Όπ˜‚π—Ήπ—± advertise. When times are bad, you π—Ίπ˜‚π˜€π˜ advertise.”

Agree or disagree?

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