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How Corporate Cultures Drive Advertising and Promotion Budgets

Best Practices Combine Heuristics and Algorithmic Tools

Douglas West, John B. Ford, Paul W. Farris
DOI: 10.2501/JAR-54-2-149-162 Published 1 June 2014
Douglas West
King's College London,
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John B. Ford
Old Dominion University,
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Paul W. Farris
University of Virginia, Darden School of Business,
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This study provides a survey of the methods used by U.S. advertisers to set advertising and promotions budgets and the effects of culture, risk, and organizational experience on these choices. Findings suggest that heuristics provide checks on analytically based budget methods and may also help managers deal with risks. Understanding the role played by heuristics in budgeting provides the first step toward process improvements in advertising and promotions budgeting.

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Douglas West, John B. Ford, Paul W. Farris
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How Corporate Cultures Drive Advertising and Promotion Budgets
Douglas West, John B. Ford, Paul W. Farris
Journal of Advertising Research Jun 2014, 54 (2) 149-162; DOI: 10.2501/JAR-54-2-149-162
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