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Erik: What experiences this past year have taught you the most about executing on a creative
marketing idea?
Mike: Having trust in your team to follow up on the minute details, where I’m a big
picture guy and I have a staff that takes care of the little things that go on but the
execution, the client I think feels more comfortable when everything is more laid out. And unfortunately
it’s difficult sometimes to lay out the potentials, the positives and negatives in
launching a digital campaign because you know the term going viral, or it could be a complete
you know dud, but laying out their expectations, taking them through the whole path of what
can happen positive and taking you know what can happen negative and being very honest
about that I think is a good setup because then the client not only trusts you but they
don’t feel a little bit like they’re caught off guard. And if they are they feel like
you at least can walk them down what the next step is to successfully navigate those areas,
so it’s less of where they trust us but this could be big, could be small but we’re
going to have to move forward and I think we have the startup mentality, launch early,
launch often. Now, we have more of that agency mentality where it’s ok let’s take us
down the path here where let’s hold their hand through the process more.