Posts Tagged "clients"

Near Misses. Big Misses

Posted by on Mar 22, 2012 in exUrban | Comments Off

Near Misses. Big Misses

You win some, you lose some. A couple of new business losses provide a platform to discuss the importance of your website, and the need to invest in it.

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Is The Customer Always Right?

Posted by on May 27, 2010 in Entrepreneurship | 2 comments

The customer is always right" is a business saw that's as old as the hills, but is the customer always right? I think it's more true in certain businesses than in others.

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Lawyers Do It, Why Can’t We?

Posted by on Aug 25, 2009 in Management | Comments Off

Agencies should follow the example of the folks in the law firms. Be blunt. Be up front. Be strong. Agencies have long worked on fixed cost projects, and have always striven to lock in long term retainers, but they rarely stand up for themselves within the frameworks of these agreements.

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Beware the Bleeding Edge

Posted by on Mar 13, 2009 in Production | Comments Off

if it makes sense for the brand and its goals then go rad, but never do cool for the sake of cool . . .

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The Producer: An Overview

Posted by on Mar 3, 2009 in Producer, Production | Comments Off

This is the first in a series of posts about interactive producers & interactive production. It reflects my viewpoints after years of doing this work in various agencies, in two cities. I’ve heard the role of producer described as the most thankless task in an agency. Certainly, there are times when it is. If a project goes well no one really knew you were there and the creative team gets the credit. If the job goes badly, the producer (and also the account team — the most thankless job in an agency if you ask me) takes some major blame. The goal, obviously, is to avoid bad jobs and only deliver good jobs but advertising and marketing being human...

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