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Those charged with new business often neglect to plan their work and work their plan. Agencies are great at analyzing and planning for their clients. But, when it comes to planning for their own new business they balk. It is a strange, but often occurrence. When an agency starts focusing on themselves, it causes their marketing minds to shut down. Agencies can temporarily get away with no planning.
Santander is claiming it offers a “Fresh Perspective on corporate banking” in a new campaign from Engine. Using a fresh photographic perspective on a whopping great transporter ship in Middlesbrough shipyard, shot by Andy Green using what are described as “state of the art drones.” Well it’s more interesting than the usual B2B stock shots.
Freelancing be dancing… Forgive the delayed post. In absence of full time employment, I’ve been working my ass off. If this sounds contradictory it is not. As any freelance writer will tell you, the hustle is as crucial as the creation. Unlike fat and happy FTE’s the freelancer must work to get work before he can work. Ah, the hustle. It’s like the fisherman who has to both catch fish and sell them.
An expurgated, slightly altered email exchange with a magazine publisher. No comments or explanations necessary : On Thu, Sep 22, 2016 at 7:12 AM, * wrote: Hi Chuck, I have read your book, Advertising to Baby Boomers, it's a great read and so true and I completely agree that the ad agencies are really falling flat when it comes to even keeping an open mind to advertising in a 50+ magazine.
AI adoption is reshaping sales and marketing. But is it delivering real results? We surveyed 1,000+ GTM professionals to find out. The data is clear: AI users report 47% higher productivity and an average of 12 hours saved per week. But leaders say mainstream AI tools still fall short on accuracy and business impact. Download the full report today to see how AI is being used — and where go-to-market professionals think there are gaps and opportunities.
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Well known blogger Casey Neistat was travelling on Emirates from Dubai to New York and was given an upgrade to First Class. This was a masterstroke by Emirates as Casey Neistat then documented the entire experience in a 10 minute video posting that has now been viewed millions of times: Casey Neistat describes the food, the service and even records a few on flight shower scenes too!
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Bono has a great line from a lesser known U2 song: “Some days have bouncers that won’t let you in.” Well, today was one of those days. In big ways and small I was vexed by unmet expectations. A rejection here. A late coming change order there. Computer problems. Trouble at the bank. Scheduling issues. Just a myriad of stuff. The day would not let me in.
US film and commercials director Alma Har’el (below) has launched Free The Bid, an initiative to ensure that at least one female director is included when an agency seeks triple bids on new projects. At present just under ten per cent of US commercials are directed by women. In Hollywood the figure is just seven.
McCann has promoted London and Craft UK production head Sergio Lopez to boss of its European production operations. Craft is McCann’s production arm. All the big agencies and holding companies are taking production more seriously now as clients squeeze margins and they try to reel back in production work that has gone outside to the.
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Kayak is a nifty site that searches best deals for fares, hotels and car hire. It recently hired The Martin Agency New York and here’s the first campaign, out of the award-winning GEIKO songbook of short, snappy ads. Has someone at Martin recalled ‘If only everything in life was as reliable as a Volkswagen’ from.
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Poor Sam Allardyce, he was only trying to wrangle an extra £400,000 as a “keynote speaker” (well they’re valuable – aren’t they?) on top of his modest stipend of £3m as England manager. What’s a chap supposed to live on?
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Big time media buying is the scandal that just keeps on giving and now Japanese giant Dentsu finds itself in the dock, accused of overcharging massive client Toyota for digital work over a five year period. Toyota says Dentsu has admitted “irregularities.” Dentsu says it’s investigating the allegations, first aired in Aussie publication Adnews.
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Business Insider has produced its annual list of the 30 most creative people in advertising (or whatever we call it these days). Actually it should be the 30 most most creative on either side of the pond as they’re all US or GB. Reason, perhaps, being that it’s based on nominations (you can nominate yourself.
Incorporating generative AI (gen AI) into your sales process can speed up your wins through improved efficiency, personalized customer interactions, and better informed decision- making. Gen AI is a game changer for busy salespeople and can reduce time-consuming tasks, such as customer research, note-taking, and writing emails, and provide insightful data analysis and recommendations.
Diageo has launched Haig Club Clubman, a cheaper variant of David Beckham’s Haig Club. Apparently the £45 price tag of the original was a “barrier” for some people. You don’t say. Anyway there’s going to be a print campaign, through adam&eveDDB presumably, so Diageo has unveiled a “behind the scenes” online film.
Dentsu is giving WPP, Omnicom and others a real run for their money in the digital acquisition stakes as global marketing consultancy R3’s summary of mergers and acquisitions (below) in August demonstrates. Dentsu topped the deal table in terms of numbers as well as the month’s biggest, 68 per cent of US CRM agency Merkle.
Dentsu president and CEO Tadashi Ishii (below) has released a statement, owning up to numerous charges of overbilling clients for digital advertising. There’s a lot of it (the statement that is) but it makes interesting and somewhat perturbing (for clients anyway) reading: This is an issue confined to Dentsu in Japan. We are taking this.
One Louise Delage has been captivating much of France on Instagram with thousand following the chic Parisian and her party-loving lifestyle. But now charity Addict Aide and agency BETC Paris have revealed there’s a dark side to all that drink-fuelled partying. She’s an alcoholic, although you have to admit she looks rather well on it.
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