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Reggie C.
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Reggie C.
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Saint Louis, MO
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How much money do put back into your Marketing budget after every wholesale deal is closed  $500, $1000, or more?

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Michael Henry
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Michael Henry
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This question is great! I run my business by the 12 Guiding Principles of KANKETA. Achieving Financial Balance:

Marketing should be accomplished for 4.2% of normal monthly margin.

1. You sell something for 3,000. Subtract cost of goods (ie. 1,000) = 2,000 Margin x 4.2% = marketing contribution from that sale of $84.

This 84 sounds small, but Properly used should return 3X.

What is NMM (normal monthly margin?) X 4.2%

X 12 months = annual marketing budget to maintain and grow that revenue.

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