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advertising
shelf space
staff
survey cost
samples
software

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$300 monthly like living on the streets 😔
$35 transport
$261 food ($8.70/day 😢)

save: $4 😂👍🏿

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1. Market Research
2. Market Strategy Testing
3. Communications Campaign & the tracking and monitoring thereof
4. Sales Expenses
5. Staff Salary/Commission
6. Utilities and Services

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Marketing research like customer profile, examination of competitors, posting surveys and so on. Marketing research like special discounts, limited edition. Communications campaign like advertisements and commercials. Monitoring communication efforts. All these costs money and should be part of the marketing plan budget.

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Do a Survey
Promotion
Wastage Cost
Staff Cost
Shelf Cost

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advertising
promotion

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- advertising
- pay for the shelf rent
- sample
- survey
- promotion

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Research
Promotions
Place
Direct selling
Indirect selling

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Advertisement
Promotional materials
Shelf rent or shop rent
Social media ad

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Li Ying
Promotions (ads, posters etc), retailer shelf fees, incentives for staffs

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Promotion, Ads, survey, manpower

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Advertising expense, promotion expenses, manpower expenses, production expense

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research
- administering survey
- buying research studies
- hiring a consultant

testing
- product giveaways
- selling new items in location
- follow up survey

communication
-cost of creative design
-packaging
-advertisement
- websites
-collateral materials

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Advertising, Survey, Promotions, Shelf Rent, Sample, Production

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advertising cost, samples, promotions, manpower, shelf rent etc

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Marketing budgets should include expenses such as paid advertising, sponsored web content, new marketing staff, a registered blog domain, and marketing automation software.

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Advertising, promotion, manpower, samples, retailers

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- Promotion cost
- Sample
- Advertising
- Manpower

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need pay for shelf rent if want to sell through retailer

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ads,promo,sample,questionnaire,rent, shelf rent

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advertising
production cost
wastage cost
promotion cost/ losses from promotion
manpower/ salary for staffs (full-timer and part-timer)
loses from selling to retailers due to the price-off
outlet electricity bills, water bills
maintenance fees
awards for staffs
promotion in supermarkets
collaboration costs
covid-19 incentives (extra payout)

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Charge for retailer
Survey
Advertising
Promotion
Free samples
Staff

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I would set aside $50 for Savings. $15 for Transport at my current student fare. $175 for Food and the remaining $50 for other uses like utilities. This is considering the fact that it is Pocket Money and not my monthly pay.

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I would save majority of the money on necessary things such as food, water and transportation. I would save the rest of the money, 10% to 20% for future use.

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if i have 300 a month, i would use 30 on transport, 80 on food and 50 on things i want to spend on like clothes and ill save and put aside 140$

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If I had $300 to spend I would only spend 20% and save 80%. The 20% would only be what I want for myself such as shoes, food and for personal use. 80% would be for needs such as transportation, deodorant and phone bill.

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I would have use 50 to daily use such as meals, so 200 for a month.
another 100 will be my investment money such as stocks and index.

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I will see what I need most for that month then I will spend accordingly. For example, if that month I need a new pair of shoes, I will spend most of my pocket money on shoes. But if that month I do not really have anything much to spend I will just spend around $40 for transport, around $80 for food, $50 for groceries and the rest put in my savings

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I would use the money depending on what item I need to buy.
If let's say for food and other everyday things that I need, I would spend more money on it. Before spending my money on other things, I would think back whether that specific item will bring a lifetime benefit to me or not. This is because $300 is very precious.

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I will save 10% of the money, which is $30, with $270 left. $40 will be spent on transport with the remaining amount, which I will be left with $230. $100 will be spent for food and leisure, and $130 will be left for $50 will be set aside for gifts. $80 will be left for emergency purposes.

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I put aside $100 and save it, spend about $100 on shopping, basic necessities and the balance would be split between food and transport.

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Food & Beverages ($200)
Transport ($30)
Savings/Emergency Funds ($50)
Cryptocurrency/Invest ($20)

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save half
Food, transport=$50
can save and spend=$100

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Use it to buy only necessary items
Food - $20
Petrol - $35
Misc - $30
Savings - $215

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50% needs
30% expense
20% saving

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I would categorize my money into food, savings, transport and personal purchases. I would put ten dollars in savings, thirty dollars for food, twenty dollars for transport and ten dollars for personal purchases a week. Any extra money that is not spent would be put into savings or can be carried over to the next week for extra allowance

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I would spend it first by using it for transport that is about $40 a months, then i would put away $100 for stuff i want and save around $50 each month. The rest is for food.

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50% savings
30% food
20% others

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I would save 90% leaving the rest to allowance for necessities like food

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I would set aside $250 of the money for daily needs such as transport, food which equals around $7-8 a day. And save up $50

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if i have $300 a month, i would spend $100 for my meals, $20 for transport, and set aside $80 on what i need along the way for example stationary for exam and i would save $100

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I would set aside money depending on the level of importance. For example food, basic necessities, and emergency money. The rest of the money will be placed into saving segment.