…millions of dollars in marketing budget to make it happen, only to see 0.2–1% share gains per year. Of course, some brands would see hockey stick growth, but that was due to a large array of factors such as a competitor losing shelf-space at Walmart, or a significant increase in marketing budget that drove short-term ROI down but that would eventually pay back in the form of higher profitability 2–3 years down the road, and sometimes external factors such as a global pandemic would grow sales double digits in the matter of months.