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ever frightening pace. Things I routinely juggled, are now circling
at an ever increasing rate into one giant whirling-blur!
I barely have time to read my emails, let alone handle my clients concerns/needs! How do these guys --write books/tweet/edit blogs/
create enduring advertising anthems-- all in the course of those
same 24 hours?
How David Armano, Steffan Postaer, et al... find time to successfully
multi-task on so many fronts mystifies me? I wonder if it
puzzles their clients as well?
Well that's why they are were they are, and I'm writing a comment
while waiting for my connecting flight! Maybe I'll read their books,
perhaps I'll learn something?
In general with guys like Armano, Godin, etc., I wonder how much of it is actually being good at doing the work and creating things and how much of it is simply creating and burnishing a great "brand" for themselves.
Seems like Critical Mass is really struggling more than most of the digital agencies and this can't help.
To me it looks like all of the Omnicom owned digital agencies are really experienceing turmoil and struggleing. What's up with that?
fiasco thing at Agency.com?
Apparentely their skills in the larger modernity are somewhat impressive?
Whilst apparentely they're all still a tad remedial in at least 2 of the classic 3 R's?
So... I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin'!
What baffles me is what on earth can Dachis provide David? Seems a bit disproportionate as I think David's brand is much, much brighter in this space than the other partners.
Somebody needs to back this guy even if he's just a figurehead, launch Armano as an agency.
What is an Agency's product?
Strip away all the tangential crap,
and cut to the quick. In it's purest form
our role in the marketing hierarchy is what?
A.) My most streamlined response would proffer that our purpose
is to concisely communicate a brand's essence, give it shape
and definition. Then deftly posit it's role/benefit as a necessary
element for consideration into the lives of a desired audience.
B.) After that is accomplished, we then artfully and consistently
bolster and broadcast that chosen thematic across all applicable streams.
The smaller question is:
Why do people forget step A. in favor of B.?
If you blow it on A. in a rush to B. then it becomes a
classic case of GIGO!
My hunch is Armano is skilled at the latter, and weak at the former?
Which goes a long way in explaining why the state of our art,
and the messages we craft, have lost much of their UMPH?
@AH, no I did not do the Subway Pitch. I had left agency.com by the time that went down.
@marge when is the right timing?
I provided a few more details here.
http://darmano.typepad.com/logic_emotion/2009/0...
It's worth a shot. I believe in the vision.
Oh. Please, someone explain, because won't all his clients have something to sell?
Should be spelled "Dachis"