Financial impact of each marketing documents

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Marketing documents have varying financial impacts depending on their purpose and effectiveness.

The financial impact of a marketing document can be measured by its return on investment (ROI).
ROI can be calculated by dividing the revenue generated by the document by the cost of producing and distributing it.
Marketing documents with a high ROI are considered successful, while those with a low ROI may need to be revised or discontinued.
Examples of marketing documents include brochures, flyers, social media ads, email campaigns, and website content.
Each document should have a specific goal, such as increasing sales or brand awareness, and its financial impact should be evaluated accordingly.

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