…or even just a hook-up. Ultimately it is the advertisers choice how they engage their agencies and suppliers. It is also the agency’s choice in how they choose to be…
…relationships to deliver the advertisers outcomes, be that in traditional advertising agencies, digital agencies, media agencies, public relations firms or any one of the many diversified marketing services companies. So…
…facility cost centre from the stakeholders at the start of the year based on their requirements and on the cost efficiencies of the services facility. The work undertaken by the…
…the ability and the need to provide an audit of the price paid after-the-fact is becoming less relevant. But perhaps the numbers of those advertisers, who traditionally relied on media…
…true too. However, there are still a large percentage of these efforts which are completely missing the mark and are leading to poor results, confusion, conflict and eventually, the abandonment…
…out the case for each side, but what I hope to do is deconstruct the confusion and give agencies the opportunity to provide the missing clarity that continues to frustrate…
…the Easter Island statue that sits there silently and unmoved. Or there is the “Everyone’s Friend” who is busy trying to make the agency like them. Or there is the…
…a rate that means they are subsidised by the other clients of the agency, there is no avoiding carrying the infrastructure costs here. I am sure there are other reasons,…
…evidence to the theory rather than the theory to the evidence. They cease to see what’s right under their nose.” The creativity of the Bill Bernbach-era was delivered at the…
…agencies business models are bankrupt. Businesses underwritten by rebates” “The industry needs to change. We somehow need to get to a position where agency profits are aligned to the success…
…talk to their agencies and look at alternatives, they’re repeatedly told – “ask the right questions” – which is all well and good if you know the right questions to…
…uncoupling the production and some of the agency networks creating their own separate production solutions to facilitate this, making the agency purely the bait to get the advertisers in the…
…– there is no rationale in decreasing the output quality to the detriment of the brand. TrinityP3 believe that marketers should be prepared to pay market rates for all production…
…to the agency, its entirely for the marketer to decide. This means some gentle investigation is sensible. This doesn’t need to rock the boat, open a can of worms or…
…the rise of procurement, the innovation of digital and social media, the demographic take-over by Millennials, the rise of e-commerce (Amazon in particular) and the success of Google and Facebook…