There are the 4P’s which help select the best advertising or marketing agency for your marketing campaign. In today’s results-oriented business environment, many people miss a very important element in the selection process. The world, even the hard-nosed business world, is made up of people. You can work with the most creative minds, the strongest marketing teams, and maybe even pure geniuses. The reality is, if you simply cannot "get along", it is highly unlikely that you will come up with a winning campaign. Even a mediocre team, inspired by great team spirit, can produce astounding campaigns. The sense of belonging, of ownership, spurs people to greater heights. In an advertising campaign, where emotions, values and vision play such important roles, it is the people who will win through. If people were the only considerations, then the business world will be filled with friends and lovers. Unfortunately, true substance is still a very necessary ingredient in the success of any marketing campaign. This is so important that most of the time, the Proposal, the Big Idea, the Grand Creative have formed the clinch pin of all decisions. This can work. This does work. So, this is an element that must not be overlooked. The proposal should cover not just the creative vision, but all the elements that make the campaign successful. When a great proposal and a nice team of people might be present, however, to ensure the success of a marketing campaign, the proper processes must be in place. You must have a good understanding of the organization, the resource and the way of working of the selected agency. In a major advertising campaign, the number of elements could mean that different teams are involved in different aspects. Price is indeed a consideration. Don’t we all wish we had budgets the size of a mountain Even Bill Gates has to think about budgets. Pay peanuts to get monkeys. Sounds familiar, right While it is true that the most expensive is not necessarily the best and the cheapest, not always the worst; price is indeed a poor gauge of the potential success of a marketing agency. Work out a realistic budget. Your local 4A’s (or whatever the association of advertising agencies is called in your neck of the woods) should have a price guide available on request. There you have it: 4P’s as promised. With this, you should be in good standing to make an intelligent decision on the marketing agency to be selected. This is by no means the best, the only or even an assured way to make the decision. However, this is a good starting point, and if used prudently can help tremendously. Here’s to your next successful marketing or advertising campaign! According to the writer, if you cannot get along with the creative people,______.
A. you can never win the competition
B. you can achieve independence
C. you have to work by yourself
D. you will remain dependent
What is Tim usually doing when Greg comes home
A. Practicing basketball.
B. Playing computer games.
C. Playing cops and robbers.
D. Watching TV.
What is the attitude of the Italian Prime Minister towards the measures
A. Supportive.
B. Neutral.
C. Unclear.
D. Opponent.
There are the 4P’s which help select the best advertising or marketing agency for your marketing campaign. In today’s results-oriented business environment, many people miss a very important element in the selection process. The world, even the hard-nosed business world, is made up of people. You can work with the most creative minds, the strongest marketing teams, and maybe even pure geniuses. The reality is, if you simply cannot "get along", it is highly unlikely that you will come up with a winning campaign. Even a mediocre team, inspired by great team spirit, can produce astounding campaigns. The sense of belonging, of ownership, spurs people to greater heights. In an advertising campaign, where emotions, values and vision play such important roles, it is the people who will win through. If people were the only considerations, then the business world will be filled with friends and lovers. Unfortunately, true substance is still a very necessary ingredient in the success of any marketing campaign. This is so important that most of the time, the Proposal, the Big Idea, the Grand Creative have formed the clinch pin of all decisions. This can work. This does work. So, this is an element that must not be overlooked. The proposal should cover not just the creative vision, but all the elements that make the campaign successful. When a great proposal and a nice team of people might be present, however, to ensure the success of a marketing campaign, the proper processes must be in place. You must have a good understanding of the organization, the resource and the way of working of the selected agency. In a major advertising campaign, the number of elements could mean that different teams are involved in different aspects. Price is indeed a consideration. Don’t we all wish we had budgets the size of a mountain Even Bill Gates has to think about budgets. Pay peanuts to get monkeys. Sounds familiar, right While it is true that the most expensive is not necessarily the best and the cheapest, not always the worst; price is indeed a poor gauge of the potential success of a marketing agency. Work out a realistic budget. Your local 4A’s (or whatever the association of advertising agencies is called in your neck of the woods) should have a price guide available on request. There you have it: 4P’s as promised. With this, you should be in good standing to make an intelligent decision on the marketing agency to be selected. This is by no means the best, the only or even an assured way to make the decision. However, this is a good starting point, and if used prudently can help tremendously. Here’s to your next successful marketing or advertising campaign! The underlined expression "true substance" (Line 2, Par
A. 3) means______.A. friends and loversB. success in media plansC. proposals with creative ideasD. decisions and campaigns