Posts filed under: Agency Search

With plates full as you head into a new year, likelihood is that time is not on your side if you’re wanting to look for a new marketing agency. Just had a marketer call me interested in having us help...
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In our last few searches, we found ourselves in a marketing agency search tie. I personally love when this happens, but it suggests that while we did a good job delivering great agencies to our clients, we also made it...
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Was at the BOLO digital agency conference in Arizona in October this year and was listening to Gareth Kay, Chief Strategy Officer at Goodby, Silverstein & Partners talk about different difficult issues the industry is facing and what he believes...
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Leo Burnett is my idol. In the sense that his philosophy is what has guided me in the development of both our RSW/US Agency business and our RSW/AgencySearch business. In his valediction speech, Burnett speaks of the need to maintain...
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In a recent article in Ad Age, the author notes that there are many agencies turning their backs on RFIs and RFPs that are simply unrealistic – in terms of fees, time to execute, and ownership of intellectual property. And...
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Is your agency your partner? At this year’s ANA Masters of Marketing conference we had a number of marketers come to us inquiring about our no-cost way to help them find better marketing agencies. Interesting that most of the marketers...
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Hard to believe that things are so bad in the Agency Search world that the ANA and the 4A’s had to issue a refreshed set of guidelines on how to best prepare agencies when they are involved in an agency...
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Social media is about giving not taking… I have a friend who has a brother-in-law (God bless him) that is “Mr. Pot of Gold at the End of the Rainbow”. Always the short-cut and always looking for the next best...
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This is a story that attempts to dispel the myth that “free” always means “cheap”. I spent 10 years in packaged goods marketing and “free” was often something we tried to avoid. It often cheapened or lessened the perceived value...
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In a Forbes’ Magazine article titled “7 Things Really Persuasive People Do“ it outlines a great line-up of things that people can do to win the day. I argue that this list isn’t only great for the Marketing Agency New...
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