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    A simple way to determine this is by figuring out what the Cost Per Contact would be. Lets say you spent $1,000 on advertising in a magazine and your advertisement will be seen by 1,000 paid subscribers of this publication. The Cost Per Contact would be $1.00 per contact, which is a small price to pay to have your add viewed by

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    one way to determine the answer. How much is the customer worth to you? This would be a sure sign on how much you can afford to spend on advertising.

    A simple way to determine this is by figuring out what the Cost Per Contact would be. Lets say you spent $1,000 on advertising in a magazine and your advertisement will be seen by 1,000 paid subscribers of this publication. The Cost Per Contact would be $1.00 per contact, which is a small price to pay to have your add viewed b

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    A simple way to determine this is by figuring out what the Cost Per Contact would be. Lets say you spent $1,000 on advertising in a magazine and your advertisement will be seen by 1,000 paid subscribers of this publication. The Cost Per Contact would be $1.00 per contact, which is a small price to pay to have your add viewed b

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    his publication. The Cost Per Contact would be $1.00 per contact, which is a small price to pay to have your add viewed by 1,000 people!

    Large corporations use this formula to base their advertising costs per person. For example, a 30 second spot during the Super Bowl would set you back $2.4 million. BUT, on average 40 million people watch the Super Bowl every year. That means companies like Pepsi, FedEX, IBM, etc. had a cost per contact of $0.06 per person. Was it worth it? I’d say so. These companies make hundreds of millions of dollars every year. And to spend $0.06 per person to bring in tha

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