Agency Thinking
Mark KellyWelcome to Agency Thinking, conversations around all things creative and marketing agency: working in them, working for them, leaving them to do your own thing, starting or rebooting an agency ... and more. In Season 1 we talked through the areas that co-host Dave needed to address, to launch his content consultancy. Season 2 sees me chat with compadres who work with agencies: e.g creative, tech, ... more
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 14 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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Note this is another AI-generated review of some of my written guides.
In this case, 2 separate guides that are linked but I'd never tried to synthesize them, until I used NotebookLM to do that.
AI does a pretty good job here IMHO and I got som... more
This one-off episode of Agency Thinking brings NotebookLM's nascent abilities to bear on a review of one of my agency guides - 'Account growth for savvy Account Handlers'.
Created as a way of test-driving NotebookLM, it actually worked out to be ... more
Season 2 of Agency Thinking sees me talking to compadres who work WITH not IN agencies:
Guests include creative, planning, wellbeing, data and recruitment specialists.
It's about what the experience of working with an agency is like from the outsid... more
Season 2 of Agency Thinking sees me talking to compadres who work WITH not IN agencies:
Guests include creative, planning, tech and pm specialists.
It's about what the experience of working with an agency is like from the outside, the good stuff, t... more
Season 2 of Agency Thinking sees me talking to compadres who work WITH not IN agencies:
Guests include creative, planning, tech and pm specialists.
It's about what the experience of working with an agency is like from the outside, the good stuff, t... more
Season 2 of Agency Thinking sees me talking to compadres who work WITH not IN agencies:
Guests include creative, planning, tech and pm specialists.
It's about what the experience of working with an agency is like from the outside, the good stuff, ... more
Season 2 of Agency Thinking sees me talking to compadres who work WITH not IN agencies:
Guests include creative, planning, tech and pm specialists.
It's about what the experience of working with an agency is like from the outside. The good stuff... more
Season 2 of Agency Thinking sees me talking to compadres who work WITH not IN agencies:
Guests include creative, planning, tech and pm specialists.
It's about what the experience of working with an agency is like from the outside, the good stuff,... more
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- Useful and practical info for agencies :-)
Nice set of episodes here guys. I enjoy the bite size but deep enough approach. Good practical advice - looking forward to putting this into action for our agency plan.
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