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The New Business Budget Game: Up to Six Million
To avoid discounting your work, we believe agencies should discuss money whenever a new job or project is brought up, right when the assignment is first mentioned by the client. […]
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Check Your Agency’s Client Retention Destiny
An agency personality is projected by its people, its work, its facilities, and what the agency holds as important. Select the area(s) in the chart that best represent the personality your […]
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Grow Your Clients: Shift Into High Gear
Shift your account management team into high gear and grow your ad agency. Over the past few years we’ve been lucky to have worked with many creative firms, both small and large, […]
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How do CMOs make decisions? And How Can The Ad Agency Help?
Smart agencies work hard to remove any “chance” out of the client relationship – by focusing on the relationship. MarketingSherpa recently published a new chart from their Website Optimization Benchmark Report […]
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Organic Growth: Client Service Not Organized to Deliver Results
Most account service departments aren’t set up to deliver what clients value most: a steady stream of value-based initiatives. Clients say a steady stream means one good idea per month, […]
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Companies Never Fire Ad Agencies
People do. And people fire agencies every day for a wide variety of reasons. They justify their decisions in a variety of ways. In numerous industry studies, researchers have noted […]
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Retention: How to Prioritize Clients
Running a marketing firm of any size is a juggling act. Not only are you working on several different client/agency initiatives at any given time, but you’ve got projects from […]
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Profiling the New Business Prospect
Many advertisers try to be objective, but “chemistry is probably 50% to 60% of the decision factor” comments a retail marketing director. In a recent Ad Business Report survey of […]
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Account Management – Road Kill in a Fee-based, Project-based Economy
More and more agencies are finding that account management is misunderstood, under appreciated and maybe misbranded. Agencies have had to find new ways to cope with the demands of a […]