Note: Internet spending estimates are from AdRelevance. All others from Nielsen Monitor-Plus. Different methodologies employed by each company may lead to disproportionate comparisons.
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Almost two-thirds (64%) intend to increase their channel marketing budget, and virtually all expect partner-attributed revenue to grow.
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Almost two-thirds don’t recommend alternative products when a search returns zero results.
Marketing sits in the middle of the various corporate functions for planned increases, but at the top for expected cuts.
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