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How much will your social strategy cost? Calculate monthly expenses and percent of total per category: Content Creationcovers in-house or outsourced time to write and design plus costs of photos and video. Social Advertising is paid costs forreach per social channel such as Facebook, LinkedIn, Influencer, etc. Social Engagement is time costs for employees orcontractors to listen and respond to talk per channel. Software/Tools is monthly costs for social monitoring, reporting, AI, otherautomated services, and training. Promotion/Contests are costs for prizes, discounts, etc. Calculate totals/month percent of total.More here Budget Category (type/description) In-house Expense (fixed/percent) Outsource Expense (fixed/percent) Total Category (fixed/percent) Write a social media budget for brand (Nike) in the table given above. SOCIAL MEDIABUDGET TEMPLATE.

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