Tag Archives: Agencies

An easy way to improve advertising process

When we do our agency remuneration benchmarking, we do not just determine if you are paying the right level to the agency, but we also look at the value of the remuneration. That is, we look at the level of … Continue reading

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Procurement panels do not always deliver on their promise

Recently I have noticed that the traditional procurement “panel” approach to supplier management has been increasingly failing to deliver. One of the key reasons for this is the increasing diversity in agency services, specialities and core capabilities driven by technology. … Continue reading

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Advertising Agencies: It’s a Man’s world, but not always in a pitch?

At the Mumbrella Question Time, late last year, the question was asked about women in senior industry roles. You can see the response to the question below, or check out the story on Mumbrella. But for those still in denial … Continue reading

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What is the benefit of Evalu8ing in managing relationships between agencies and marketers?

Evalu8ing lets you measure, manage and maximise the performance of relationships between multiple groups. But to find out what the benefits are lets ask a few people who have used the process. What do marketers think? What do agencies think? … Continue reading

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What is more important – Scoring performance? Measuring relationship? Or Collaboration and Alignment?

Many contracts have provisions for Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) or have Service Level Agreements (SLAs). Notwithstanding the flaws of these approaches in marketing, if these are not measured or managed and therefore are largely pointless. It is important to recognise … Continue reading

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What TrinityP3 is known for and what we do

On the Caxton Awards Weekend just past, I was introduced as a speaker with this terrific video developed by Ryan Fitzgerald and Annie Egan (Who picked up 3 Caxton Awards on the weekend), a creative team from GPY&R Melbourne. I … Continue reading

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Some people do not understand the value companies like TrinityP3 add

TrinityP3 was founded by me in January 2000 following 15 years of working in advertising as a copywriter and creative director. In that time we have worked and assisted more than 100 major advertisers. But then this week, Seven Media … Continue reading

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If chemistry is so important, why do so many agencies get it so horribly wrong?

Psychological studies show that people have assessed and evaluated people they meet within minutes. Be that socially or in a work environment. But there are things you can do to ensure a chemistry session with a potential new client goes … Continue reading

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In a world were everything is digital here is the outcome

With the industry discussing the future of digital agencies as specialist, and with everything now being digital, here is a very entertaining short film that possibly demonstrates the inevitable future, where the pixel is king! This was sent to me … Continue reading

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A Charlie Brown view of the advertising industry

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