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Subject: | Re: UKNM: UK Ad Agencies |
From: | Nick Henry |
Date: | Thu, 27 Aug 1998 20:37:44 +0100 |
<RAVE>
Well I'm a digital strategy and production company working ONLY with
Ad, DM and sales promotion agencies, and I'm happy to talk.... assuming
of course the agency I'm dealing with appreciates that strategy constitutes
billable 'IP' and does not fall under the 'you pitch ; we win ; you win
possibly' rule.
How does one join this infamous 'lunch' group ? I promise very interesting
conversation aslong as it's in Soho.
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Nick Henry, Managing Director
Soholondon Ltd, www.soholondon.com
"Integrated Online Strategy"
tel 0171 836 1672 fax 0171 836 7966
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> From: Tim Hayward <timhhhcl [dot] com>
> To: uk-netmarketingchinwag [dot] com
> Subject: Re: UKNM: UK Ad Agencies
> Date: 27 August 1998 16:29
>
> <RANT>
> Well I'm at an ad agency and I'm happy to talk. I'm not sure I can
> offer limitless money and loads of work, but I'm always happy to hear
> from anyone with anything interesting to talk about.
>
> Tragically, I get about 50 calls per week from morons who've done
> absolutely no research into what we do. I waste an unconscionable
> portion of my working life explaining to people that media agencies buy
> media, creative agencies commission sites and there is fuck all point in
> coming to me when you've just spent six months trying to sell direct to
> my client and you've finally been given the brush off.
>
> In about a year of this, approximately six people have had anything
> relevant to say. They get regular free lunch and have a relationship
> that means, when work comes up, they get it.
>
> The thought of someone passing my name on to some poor guy whose just
> trying to keep his call rate up fills me with mortal dread.
>
> The reason I'm here is to avoid that.
>
> Lunch awaits.
>
> <END RANT>
>
> Robert Hamilton wrote:
> >
> > Jatinder wrote, somewhat unsurprisingly...
> >
> > > One question I'd like to know is, which agencies are seriously using
new
> > > media?.... not the ones till toying about, but the ones who
pro-actively
> > > plan and book campaigns for their clients. If there is such a list,
I'd
> > > like to know.
> >
> > Yes, I'll bet you would... ;-)
> >
> > While we're at it, if anyone can find similar lists which will do all
of
> > *my* grunt work too, please could they mail me details [ on or off
list,
> > I'm not greedy ]?
> >
> > Better still, if someone would like to set up meetings for me with
people
> > who are likely to require my services and happy to pay for them, then
call
> > me ASAP...
> >
> > Anyone dare to care and share?
> >
> > No, thought not, just testing ;-)
> >
> > R
> >
> > Robert Hamilton
> > Creative Consultant, brandwidth
> >
> > V: 0171 697 0049
> > M: 0973 989 208
>
> --
>
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> --------------------------------
> "Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately ascribed to
> stupidity".
>
> Tim Hayward
> Digital Media Strategist
> HHCL + P
> Kent House,
> 14-17 Market Place,
> Great Titchfield Street,
> London,
> W1N 7AJ
> +44-171-915-7579
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