The famous saying goes, "don't put all your eggs in one basket," because what happens if something goes wrong with that basket? What happens to your eggs?
And you wouldn't invest your entire life savings into one individual company's stock because what happens when something goes wrong with that company? You get left behind and hurt.
The same logic applies to your marketing strategy and where you choose to spend your marketing budget. A well-built marketing strategy has a healthy mix of assets involved, where the ability to remain flexible and dynamic is at the forefront. Those various assets can then be leveraged across different tactics through activation.
When the market or the regulatory environment changes, you will be more nimble to stay ahead.
At the same time, you don't want to spread resources too thin to the point where you aren't making the impact you seek. Better to start targeted to see how your initial ideas perform and grow toward the results.
