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RoseWind [281]
2 years ago
10

A firm is running 12 different ad campaigns in Brazil with a total budget of BRL 40 million (exchange rate: BRL 2.2517 per USD),

but the campaigns do not appear to be effective. What would you recommend
Business
1 answer:
Naily [24]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:

BRL 40 million is $90.068 million in America.

For 12 different ads, that is an average of about $7.5 million per ad.

My recommendations will be to <em>check the effectiveness of the marketing strategy and the general approach towards the ad campaigns</em>. It might be necessary for the company to<em> narrow down on the number of campaigns or increase the funding available for the ad campaign</em>. Also, the effectiveness of the methods of ad campaign can be compared to that of similar firms that has been successful with their ad campaigns, and necessary can then be made.

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