Don’t Kill Baby Turtles | Sarah Carter & Dan Rubel | Magic Sauce Course x Strategy Sessions
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Sarah is the Global Planning Partner for adam&eve\TBWA and Dan is the Brand & Marketing Director for Currys. James Hayhurst, Founder of the Magic Sauce Course brought them together to discuss how you get the best from the agency x client relationship.
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In this episode we discuss
- Don’t kill baby turtles: why great creative ideas get pecked to death by feedback, sign-offs and “just one little change”.
- Good relationships aren’t cosy: how trust, honest disagreement and a willingness to feel uncomfortable help clients and agencies make better work.
- Do the strategy before the brief: define the problem, make real choices and stop asking creatives to work out what your business should be doing.
- From good to gloriously weird: how Currys’ “Beyond Techspectations” campaign came together—and why Dan nearly pulled the plug on it.
- Measuring success: why Currys MMM approach is unusual and discussing why the true measure of a campaign’s success is effectiveness.
- Hot takes: Stop whinging, competitor analysis and marketers being more worried about marketers than the market.
Link in the show notes...
- Magic Sauce Course
- How Not To Plan – 66 ways to screw it up by Sarah Carter and Les Binet
- Currys ‘Beyond Techspectations’ TV ads
- Mark Ritson’s MiniMBA Programme
Full show notes, including a transcript, links to everything discussed and contact details can be found on the episode page here.
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