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Are you simply using the "volume control" for your scopes of work? Or are you making sure you have the right mix?
How will you avoid the evaluation black hole?
Why run agency evaluations? What's your reason?
Click below to view a short Decideware Innovation Snippet that answers that question!
The middle of the year provides a timely opportunity to touch base with your agencies.
These Northern Hemisphere summer months offer advantages in that the speed of business is relatively a little slower.
Marketers and agency teams might have a little more time to step back, think about their client-agency relationships and complete an evaluation survey.
To register for the webinar, visit: http://www.ana.net/webinars/show/id/COMWWP-180419.
There is no such thing as a perfect agency. While many companies place a considerable amount time selecting which agencies they choose to partner with, sometimes even the "perfect agency" seems to lose its shine after the actual workload begins.
Decideware, in partnership with the World Federation of Advertiser, will present "Agency Evaluation: Results from a 2017 Joint Survey" on September 21st at 10:00 am EST.
Richard Benyon, CEO of Decideware presented "Advancing the Agency Evaluation Process" at a April ANA Procurement Series webinar, along with client-side input from Jim Zambito of Johnson & Johnson and Joyce Costello of IBM.
The ANA has just released the June issue of FORWARD, and included is a cutting-edge thought-leadership article by Richard Benyon, CEO of Decideware, titled"Why the Right Scope of Work is So Important: An Effective Scope of Work Ensures the Right Work Gets Done in the Right Way".
Richard Benyon, CEO of Decideware, will present "Advancing the Agency Evaluation Process" in an upcoming ANA Procurement Series webinar, along with client-side input from Jim Zambito, Executive Director, Agency Relations and Finance Controller of Johnson & Johnson.
In August 2016, the ANA and Decideware conducted a survey to better understand how companies are using data to manage agency relationships and how learnings from this survey can be applied to optimize client-agency performance.
Many organizations find it so challenging to administer and manage an agency relationship management program that they end up skipping one of the most important phases – Action Planning.
Over time, agency evaluation programs can run out of steam. Some reasons for this can include:
Agency evaluation programs are important but they do have challenges. One of the most important is designing what happens after the people working on the business have completed their questionnaire.
