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El. knyga: Advertising for Account Holders (RLE Marketing): Routledge Library Editions: Marketing [Taylor & Francis e-book]

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The account handler is a key person within an advertising agency, liaising between the client on the outside and the planning, creative and media function within. This book presents essential checklists for each aspect of the planner’s role: presentations made to clients, briefing creative and media teams, and helping to get the best out of both client and agency.

Foreword ix
Acknowledgements xii
1 Introduction
1(4)
Is this book for you?
1(1)
How to find your way around this book
2(3)
Part I Account handling
2 It's an ad world
5(12)
Inside advertising
5(2)
The advertising agencies
7(3)
Two honest points of view
10(1)
What account handlers don't do
10(1)
Added value from account planners
11(2)
What do account handlers do?
13(4)
3 What flavour is account handling?
17(7)
Every kind of handler
19(1)
How to handle resources
20(1)
21 handling habits
21(3)
4 How to master the everyday detail
24(17)
Manage yourself
24(1)
How to control your day
25(2)
On the phone
27(2)
On paper
29(5)
A meeting of minds
34(1)
Unplanned meetings
35(1)
Thinking time
35(6)
Part II Creating campaigns
5 Getting into gear
41(11)
Start by listening
41(2)
What to ask clients to get good briefs
43(4)
Sell what people buy
47(1)
Go a little deeper
48(2)
Developing the product
50(2)
6 The big media decision
52(10)
How to brief your media department
52(4)
Media pros and cons
56(6)
7 Putting the brief in
62(11)
A better brief
64(2)
What's in a brief?
66(5)
How to get your brief approved
71(2)
8 How to help your creative team
73(5)
Working with the team
73(2)
Are they making progress?
75(3)
9 What's the big idea?
78(9)
Does it look right?
81(2)
How does your copy flow?
83(1)
Would some research help?
84(2)
And is it on strategy?
86(1)
10 Sell, sell, sell
87(5)
How to sell good work
87(3)
So he didn't buy it
90(1)
Are you selling bad advertising?
91(1)
11 Buy, buy, buy
92(6)
More media planning
93(1)
How to review a media schedule
93(2)
Burst, pulse or flight?
95(1)
How to buy people cheaply
96(2)
12 Into production
98(9)
How to produce print advertisements
100(4)
Broadcasting the work
104(3)
13 Will it do the job?
107(6)
What makes a success?
107(2)
Why review the campaign?
109(4)
Part III The rest
14 How to support the campaign
113(6)
The line
113(1)
Advertising by mail
114(2)
Sponsoring events
116(1)
Relating to the public
117(1)
Hitting them where they buy
118(1)
15 Amazing clients
119(9)
When they amaze you
119(4)
An affair of the pocket
123(2)
But do you really like them?
125(1)
What really matters to your client?
126(2)
16 How to use the agency systems
128(5)
17 Managing money and politics
133(9)
The root of all prosperity
133(3)
How much will all this cost?
136(2)
A question of attitude
138(1)
7 ways to survive agency politics
139(1)
10 ways to help improve your agency
140(2)
18 How to handle meetings
142(7)
Filling in time
142(1)
Get prepared
143(2)
Decisions, decisions
145(2)
The follow-through
147(2)
19 Winning more business
149(11)
What's your new business plan?
150(1)
How to cultivate contacts
151(2)
Speculative schizophrenia
153(2)
Can we have your business please?
155(1)
10 ways to present effectively
156(1)
Getting it all together
157(1)
How to be a good loser
158(2)
20 For advertisers only
160(5)
10 commandments
162(1)
How to select an agency
163(2)
21 Our acceptable face
165(3)
22 Getting better all the time
168(4)
A few fundamentals
168(1)
Two ways to run advertising accounts
169(1)
Five ways to be a better account director
169(1)
What should you read next?
170(2)
101 Handy definitions 172(7)
Index 179
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