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60% -- brand building budget share for Marketing budget allocation (long-term brand building vs short-term activation) (2024)

2024  · Les Binet & Peter Field (IPA)

Brands achieve better results by allocating 60% of marketing budget to multiyear, emotional, mass brand building and 40% to short-term activation.

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Marketing budget allocation (long-term brand building vs short-term activation)
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The 60/40 benchmark quoted in the article: 60% of budget to multiyear, mass brand building and the remaining 40% to short-term activation, attributed to the findings in 'The Long and the Short of It' (Binet & Field) after studying many companies. Range split: 60% brand building / 40% activation.

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Marketing budget allocation (long-term brand building vs short-term activation): 60% brand building budget share. Source: Les Binet & Peter Field (IPA) (2024). Via Lighthouse Intelligence -- https://lighthousedata.io/data/brand-building-60-40-budget-split
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