Jared Belsky, the CEO and Co-Founder at Acadia, shares what it means to be an effective leader, how his team outlives their values “Curiosity, Can Do, Candor, and Community,” and how Acadia’s search for talented and passionate people leads to the best work for their clients.
Read MoreAt Setup, we live in the world between marketing agencies and brands, connecting the two and consulting them on how to work effectively together. In any partnership, it’s important to understand and articulate the expectations one group has of another.
The following list includes five notable traits marketing leaders from Great Clips, Atlanta Hawks, Randstad, CrowdStreet, and NCR expect from their marketing agency partners.
Read MoreThere are a number of paths a marketing executive can take when determining who and what will guide a marketing strategy. Choosing a marketing agency partner can depend on multiple variables including team capacity, capability, and situation. Though the rapid growth and evolution of marketing has blurred the lines of different “agency” types, it's still helpful to note the key differences between them.
Read MoreAs agencies win more business and are given access to more resources, it is tempting to take on projects outside of the agency’s core competency. Unless the agency can guarantee excellent work, it is not worth the risk of delivering subpar work. How can they focus on maintaining a solid relationship with their client while they attempt to grow...
Read MoreMarketing is all about communication, which is why the often-disconnected Agency-Client relationship is so paradoxical. Without a doubt, there’s culpability on both sides of the equation, but, like most breakups, a lack of communicating needs is often the reason for an ending.
Clients can take action to prevent this kind of disconnect, and it all starts with working on improving your communication!
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