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My story is better than your story
This is a terrific piece. One of the things that we don't get enough time to talk about at Campfire is the potential of multiple dimensions of...

- Campfiresteve

My story is better than your story
Mike, thx 4 the post. Nice little piece of perspective on the early B-Movie scene, i wished i could have seen the movie w/ that audience. I also...

- greg christman

My story is better than your story
Daniel, I didn't add emphasis to anyone's words in this post except my own, but I removed them just for you since they didn't really add anything. It's not...

- Mike

My story is better than your story
Adding emphasis doesn't make a thesis (or even a good point). If you're a student, I could probably direct you to some interesting work that might...

- Daniel Cliff

My story is better than your story
This is a great post! I love the story and how Castle thought about the whole viewing experience, not just the product on the screen. I doubt legal...

- Griffin Farley

How an agency works….

From a presentation I recently made at the Consumer 2.0 conference in Toronto…

Consumer 2.0 A

Consumer 2.0 B

Consumer 2.0 C

Consumer 2.0 D

Consumer 2.0 E-1

Consumer 2.0 E

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4 Responses to “How an agency works….”

  1. Jason Theodor Says:

    I wish I had seen that presentation. It belongs in the “Sad But True Yet Still We Laugh” category.

  2. Advertising Agency Primer « There Is No Box Says:

    [...] Thank-you to the folks at Campfire for putting together this scathing and humourous take on how an agency works. It was part of a recent presentation at the Consumer 2.0 conference in Toronto. Here’s an [...]

  3. Campfire Steve Says:

    Jason, as I mentioned on your blog, once we have a more finished piece, particularly focussing on with the hard part: what the agency structure should really be, we’ll share it so people can attack

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    It’s easy for us to criticize the other guys and much harder to come up with a convincing solution. But one key requirement in dealing with the New Marketing, I think, is putting together teams — teams that are not dominated by the traditional creatives, but where media designers, planners, account people and producers have a larger role and are not kept out of the creation process.

  4. Campfire » Blog Archive » Alan Schulman on the Big Agency Death Spiral Says:

    [...] facing conventional agencies as they try to adapt to the New Marketing environment. (We’ve talked here about some of the same issues [...]

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