WELCOME TO THE PARTY

Adweek published an article this week (pictured above) that suggests it’s time for agencies to have a direct line to their clients’ CEOs.

Welcome to the party.

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Frank Yin
What Kind of Horse Should You Ride?

In government, people talk about two kinds of politicians: showhorses and workhorses. Showhorses can’t wait to get in front of a microphone and espouse their opinion. They’re more interested in making news than making progress. Workhorses, on the other hand, aren’t necessarily flashy. They don’t need to hog the spotlight.

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Frank Yin
We Don’t Want More Clients

Our business doesn’t scale. No private equity firm will come knocking on our door. If you want to work with us, we may say “no.” These are some of the reasons why clients want to work with us. Let me explain…

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Frank Yin
The Weakness in Advertising

I love creating advertising. Many of us do. Unfortunately, most consumers abhor conventional ads — and like them less and less each year. 

To state the obvious, consumer attention spans have declined dramatically — from 60 seconds to 30 seconds to 15 seconds to 6 seconds to 3 seconds to nanoseconds..

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Welcome to Our Hood

Our world is a wonderful place. We particularly like our little corner of it. Here is a short film about our ‘hood from our cinematographer, Yuki Soga.

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Frank Yin
How often should you be posting to Facebook?

Content is king. However, when are you posting enough to satiate your followers vs posting so much that you are burying your own content before it has a chance to take hold? Yuki Soga is back with advice on how much you really should be posting on Facebook.

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Frank Yin