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Agencies could be paid for adding value if they could agree with clients what value they add

I have just caught up with an interesting research report from the US into value-based pricing – the latest candidate to break the default setting of people/hours fees. In August the ANA (ISBA equivalent) and AAAA (America’s IPA) jointly published something called the Agency-Advertiser Value...
Posted to The Wethey Forecast (Weblog) by David Wethey on 05 Nov 2007

What is the difference between a London agency and a Japanese businessman?

Surprisingly, it is the way they dress. My authority for how a Japanese ‘salaryman’ presents himself is a wacky website, called www.mynippon.com. I quote: "You must maintain the utmost cleanliness at all times. This includes short neat hair, shiny shoes, clean pressed suit and shirt...
Posted to The Wethey Forecast (Weblog) by David Wethey on 06 Jul 2007

What are agency CEO's for?

It is not meant to be a rude question. But with seemingly half the agencies in town either currently leaderless or having recently taken on new top talent, it is timely to ask what roles Chairmen and CEO’s are supposed to fulfil.In my agency days I’d always thought that the CEO was basically...
Posted to The Wethey Forecast (Weblog) by David Wethey on 06 Jun 2007

Have agencies sacrificed service?

If a global client satisfaction survey had just been published (which to the best of my knowledge it hasn’t) I can confidently predict that its shock finding would be that standards of client service in creative agencies have significantly dropped. Client-on-agency evaluations routinely show numerous...
Posted to The Wethey Forecast (Weblog) by David Wethey on 21 May 2007

Is 70:30 the magic formula for all ads?

In this morning’s times 2 there is a review by Anjana Ahuja of a book called ‘Quirkology: The Curious Science of Everyday Lives’ by Professor Richard Wiseman. Wiseman, who is a social psychologist, writes about lonely hearts ads. His experiments, based on 25-word personal ads, show...
Posted to The Wethey Forecast (Weblog) by David Wethey on 27 Apr 2007

Why it's so important to get behind Moray

No-one in the Cafe Royal listening to Moray MacLennan's inaugural address as IPA President yesterday could have failed to be impressed with his message. Campaign today reprints the speech on pp 30 and 31. There are conflicting signals from the Titanic right now, with plenty of activity on the deck...
Posted to The Wethey Forecast (Weblog) by David Wethey on 26 Apr 2007

Nostalgic about the future

Some mistake surely? We normally talk about being nostalgic about the past, or worried about the future. No, after attending the Adforum Worldwide Summit in Amsterdam this week I’m nostalgic about the future I had thought we were all looking forward to. I’ve been crazybusy at an international...
Posted to The Wethey Forecast (Weblog) by David Wethey on 25 Apr 2007

Real Marketers to the barricades

A month ago I called for the industry to mount a Campaign for Real Marketing to guard against the slide into mediocrity and short-termism. Last week I blogged every day in support of A4A (Action for Ads). Now it’s time to link the two causes. Will all marketing leaders out there who haven’t...
Posted to The Wethey Forecast (Weblog) by David Wethey on 18 Apr 2007

Do you mind if I call it A4A?

I seem to be referring to Action For Ads in every post at the moment. So when we are just talking amongst ourselves I thought it might be OK to call it A4A Now that so many of us have signed the petition, might it be a good idea to have a debate about A4A, and how we can all make it work? It's almost...
Posted to The Wethey Forecast (Weblog) by David Wethey on 13 Apr 2007

British agencies lead the world

Much of the success of UK clients is down to the advertising and marketing communications talent they can call upon to build their brands. But Action for Ads should also emphasise the role of British agencies and groups in making our industry world class. It is not all about WPP, but what an achievement...
Posted to The Wethey Forecast (Weblog) by David Wethey on 12 Apr 2007

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