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shirozen · 1 year ago
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Requires wise calculations
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rightnewshindi · 2 months ago
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हिमाचल में पोषण अभियान का पैसा बेकार: 11.37 करोड़ रुपये खर्च नहीं, विधानसभा समिति नाराज!
Himachal News: हिमाचल प्रदेश में पोषण अभियान के तहत कुपोषण से जंग लड़ने के लिए मिला करोड़ों रुपये का बजट खर्च नहीं हो सका। वित्तीय वर्ष 2022-23 में 83.39 लाख रुपये और 2023-24 में 11.37 करोड़ रुपये अनुपयोगी पड़े रह गए। इस लापरवाही पर राज्य विधानसभा की कल्याण समिति ने कड़ा रुख अपनाया है। समिति की रिपोर्ट में इसकी तीखी आलोचना की गई है, जिससे सरकार और विभाग पर सवाल उठ रहे हैं। यह अभियान छोटे बच्चों,…
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firstoccupier · 4 months ago
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Duterte's Allies Accuse Marcos of Budget Manipulation
By Kelvene Requiroso The national budget law took effect after it was signed by the president last month, but the other side of the political aisle hasn’t stopped their insinuations of corruption.  The former president, Rodrigo Duterte, led his allies in Congress to criticize the 2025 General Appropriations Act (GAA) as riddled with blank spaces, at least 13 pages, including items without…
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paidmediaadvertising · 7 months ago
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What is Budget Allocation in Paid Media Marketing?
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In the complex world of digital marketing, effective budget allocation is crucial for maximizing the impact of your paid media campaigns. Understanding how to strategically allocate your budget can significantly enhance the performance of your advertising efforts, driving better results and ensuring a higher return on investment (ROI). This blog delves into the concept of budget allocation in paid media marketing, offering insights on how to optimize your spending across different platforms and campaigns.
Understanding Budget Allocation
Budget allocation in paid media marketing refers to the process of distributing your marketing budget across various channels, platforms, and campaigns. The goal is to allocate funds in a way that maximizes the effectiveness of your marketing efforts, ensuring that you reach your target audience and achieve your business objectives.
Importance of Budget Allocation
Effective budget allocation is essential for several reasons:
Optimized Resource Use: Proper allocation ensures that your resources are used efficiently, avoiding overspending on less effective channels while ensuring that high-performing platforms receive adequate funding.
Enhanced ROI: By strategically allocating your budget, you can achieve a higher ROI by focusing on the channels and campaigns that deliver the best results.
Data-Driven Decisions: Allocating your budget based on data and performance metrics allows for more informed decisions, leading to more effective marketing strategies.
Key Components of Budget Allocation
1. Defining Objectives
Before you can allocate your budget, it's essential to define your marketing objectives. These objectives should be specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART). Common objectives include:
Increasing brand awareness
Driving website traffic
Generating leads
Boosting sales
Understanding your goals will help you determine which channels and campaigns are most likely to achieve them.
2. Identifying Target Audience
Knowing your target audience is crucial for effective budget allocation. Different demographics and segments may respond better to different platforms and types of content. Conducting thorough audience research helps in identifying where your target audience spends their time online and how they prefer to engage with content.
3. Selecting the Right Platforms
Not all paid media platforms will be suitable for your business or objectives. The most common platforms include:
Google Ads: Ideal for reaching users with high purchase intent through search ads.
Facebook Ads: Great for detailed targeting and reaching a broad audience with various ad formats.
Instagram Ads: Effective for visually-driven campaigns targeting younger demographics.
LinkedIn Ads: Best for B2B marketing and reaching professional audiences.
YouTube Ads: Suitable for video content and reaching users through engaging video ads.
4. Analyzing Past Performance
Reviewing the performance of past campaigns provides valuable insights into what works and what doesn’t. Key metrics to analyze include:
Click-Through Rate (CTR): Indicates how well your ads are engaging users.
Conversion Rate: Measures the effectiveness of your ads in driving desired actions.
Cost Per Click (CPC): Helps in understanding the cost-efficiency of your campaigns.
Return on Ad Spend (ROAS): Evaluates the revenue generated for every dollar spent on ads.
5. Testing and Optimization
Continuous testing and optimization are essential for effective budget allocation. A/B testing different ad creatives, formats, and targeting options allows you to identify the best-performing combinations. Regularly reviewing and adjusting your budget based on performance data ensures that funds are allocated to the most effective campaigns.
Strategies for Budget Allocation
1. 70-20-10 Rule
A common approach to budget allocation is the 70-20-10 rule:
70%: Allocate 70% of your budget to proven, high-performing channels and campaigns.
20%: Dedicate 20% to new strategies and emerging platforms that show potential.
10%: Reserve 10% for experimental campaigns and innovative ideas.
This approach balances stability with innovation, ensuring a solid foundation while exploring new opportunities.
2. Customer Journey Mapping
Understanding your customer’s journey from awareness to conversion helps in allocating your budget effectively across different stages. For example:
Awareness Stage: Allocate funds to display ads, social media ads, and content marketing to reach a broad audience.
Consideration Stage: Invest in retargeting ads, email marketing, and in-depth content to nurture leads.
Conversion Stage: Focus on search ads, personalized offers, and strong CTAs to drive conversions.
3. Seasonal Adjustments
Adjusting your budget based on seasonal trends and events can optimize performance. For instance, increasing ad spend during peak shopping seasons or relevant industry events can capitalize on higher consumer activity.
Conclusion
Effective budget allocation is a cornerstone of successful paid media marketing. By understanding your objectives, identifying your target audience, selecting the right platforms, analyzing past performance, and continuously testing and optimizing, you can ensure that your marketing budget is spent wisely. This strategic approach not only enhances your Paid Media Advertising services but also boosts your overall Digital Marketing efforts, driving better results and a higher ROI.
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viktorarcanedeservesbetter · 6 months ago
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How far do you think Heimerdinger got before he realized Viktor probably didn't lock up and instead headed to Jayce?
Heimerdinger, walking home, thinking Viktor might be up to something and remembering this was the way Viktor was looking at Jayce during his trial:
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He's known Viktor a long time. He knows that's Viktor's "I have an idea" face.
he probably booked it back to the academy lmao
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missconchshell · 5 hours ago
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This scene was soooooo pretty! Oh my gosh! I might have more coherent thoughts on the episode as a whole later, but geez, the team did an amazing job with this scene! The fire was gorgeous and it's always so cool getting to see Sebastian let his butler persona drop! The art is so sharp and the lighting is amazing, and dang, I just love the style so much!
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legionofpotatoes · 7 months ago
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star wars outlaws
#star wars outlaws#kay vess#nix#did a brief detour into this game it isn't bad! but certainly lacks in polish for core loops. tutorialization pipelines are ass also#performance - also ass. had to play quality on ps5 for it to have any clarity at all. but the open world is gorgeous#and it certainly nails the very narrow target of horse girl star wars fantasy (ripping across tatooine on a speeder with a little Guy)#nix is everything I love him. modern star wars rarely captivates me but they do know how to do lil guys real well#my photos#star wars#also-also. would be remiss not to mention. never played a game with unregulated scope creep this noticeable before. it's baffling#I KNOW people crunched on this it's in the walls in the floorboards it's everywhere. unmitigated hodge podge of mechanics and pillars#and those pillars are often unbalanced between each other. storytelling payloads are an issue too. there's pre-rendered in-engine cutscenes#real-time in-engine cutscenes. and digic-produced full CG cutscenes. and their placement and prioritization feels insane and inscrutable#like three different teams were working on the game at the same time and never in congress or coordination#it also suffers from the open world 4th and 5th priority narrative payload issues - many secondary and sometimes even primary questgiving#and expository dialogues are in-game zoomed camera lipsync exchanges. or flavor text#on the other hand - surprisingly deft mission design itself? side quests reward either cosmetics or actual unlockable deployable skills#it has fleeting genes of a metroidvania spread across a wide open world in that sense. but only fleeting. the rep system is a smokescreen#and progression in general has a very open and unsatisfying end to it. this game needed less scope and maybe no space stuff at all#the resulting resource allocation adjustment would truly make for a captivating open world adventure. as it stands it feels like#a product of overworked people misusing mismanaged budgets and managing to sprinkle some love into it regardless#games should never be good on the merit of their perceivable seasoning of overwork and passion. that really only bakes a sadness cake
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drswannbond · 2 years ago
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Léa Seydoux as Madeleine Swann in Spectre (2015)
Some lesser-seen production stills by Jonathan Olley
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kodasea · 1 year ago
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Cape Falmouth Fire Station / Police Station
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vbabundance · 6 months ago
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justsome-di · 10 months ago
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your library post reminded me that I recently saw a posting for working a circulation desk that required you to be halfway through an MLIS, wanted you to work full time 5 days a week (while finishing the masters degree), preferred candadites with library technician degrees (for again. the mfing circulation desk) and was paying under 30 CAD in metro Vancouver. sorry am I paying the MLIS tuition with the books? also I currently work a library circulation desk and it does not need either of those degrees so like what are we even doing
listen, circ desk workers are the front lines of the library, and it's no joke what front desk workers have to do every day
that being said... an MLIS is absolutely not necessary. And library technician degree?? Hello?
libraries want the highest-educated, most-experienced people out there to do the lowest-paying work in the building. it's always "but you'll get experience that you need for higher-up jobs!" as if we're supposed to see it as a grand opportunity. and really, yeah. you do need experience to move on to something that pays well. it's a shit gig.
what's also the worst is that people who work in libraries are dedicated to working in libraries. there's so much you have to put up with--but everyone i know wouldn't do anything else in the whole world. so really these administrators who are making job posts like that are just really taking advantage of passionate people.
and then we wonder why there's intense burnout and a major wave of librarians leaving the field! what could we possibly do to solve this problem? hmmm
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quenthel · 10 months ago
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why is food so expensiveee i hate it here 😭😭
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nightcrawlerblood · 2 years ago
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tumblr stop showing me prom dresses i keep thinking about how ill never have prom and i get sad (i say, while running blog that is 99 percent pictures of clothes)
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bisexual-yuri · 2 years ago
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gettin real sick of all these “new yorkers” who claim to be pro diversity and pro immigrant but complain about “the migrant crisis” and how much it is “straining the city’s resources” (and that’s the nicest thing they say, it gets much worse) when we spend billions a year on the bloated ass murderous ineffective NYPD and even prior to this recent bout of arrivals there was next to no resources allocated to immigrant services anyways (bonus points if they themselves benefitted from immigration but have decided to pull the ladder up behind them)
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tiktaalic · 2 years ago
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Do u go to /went to smith? Bc I saw ur smith college problem post and it is SO ACCURATE but if you don’t go here I’m gonna have a crisis about how the fuck you know the discourse so well
i went to texas tech in lubbock texas baby. level 4000 discourse is just a parody of itself
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izutsoupmi · 1 year ago
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the reason the quality jumps every once in a while is definitely budgetary. every anime gets a set budget when they start and the directors have to divide that up by episode. as a yuri AND an ecchi show, mahoako probably had a budget of about 5 yen. so they chose to save their tiny budget for a few specific episodes that they NEED to look good (3, 8, and probably 13).
most episodes are probably being animated by the studio's D-rank animators, the newest, most inexperienced ones, but since they saved their budget there they can afford to bring on the B or even A-rank animators for the big episodes. either that or they have the same animators all the time, but they can only afford their best effort on those few special episodes.
Yeah that tracks
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