Yearly marketing budget
Revenue goal × the marketing share you choose. That’s the whole pot for the year.
A percentage of revenue is easy to say and hard to picture. Pick yours and see the dollars it puts on the table every month.
By the BlueSmith team · Updated
Monthly marketing budget: $11,667
$2,000,000 revenue goal, 7% to marketing, 60% of that to ad spend.
See what we’d build for these numbersStarts with example numbers. Change them to yours. Arithmetic only, not a promise of results.
Enter your revenue goal for the year.
Choose the share of revenue you’ll put toward marketing and the part of that going to ad spend.
Hold the monthly number up against what your job count needs before you commit to it.
Revenue goal × the marketing share you choose. That’s the whole pot for the year.
Yearly budget ÷ 12. An even split; seasonal trades will want to weight some months heavier.
Monthly budget × the share you send to ad spend. The remainder covers everything that isn’t paid to the platforms.
$1,200,000 goal × 5% = $60,000 a year, or $5,000 a month. With 60% going to ads, that’s $3,000 a month in ad spend and $2,000 for everything else.
Your call. Start from what you could carry through a month that brings nothing, then check it against the jobs you need with the revenue goal and ad budget calculators. The tool won’t pick one for you.
Either works if you’re consistent. Some owners budget against total revenue. Others use only the part they want marketing to bring, since referrals and repeat work cover the rest. The tool just multiplies.
Agency fees, video shoots, landing pages, software, and tracking. With BlueSmith, ad spend is paid straight to the ad platform, separate from what you pay us.
It answers a different question. This shows what a percentage means in dollars. The ad budget calculator shows what a job count needs. Run both and see whether they agree.
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