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MT Rainey's classic texts: "Another turning point for brands?"
MT Rainey, Admap, March 2010, pp.48-49
Stephen King's paper, published in Admap in October 1985, was written during a minor advertising downturn but just before what was, in retrospect, a 20-year bull market. He identifies the systemic tre

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Are we still Mad Men?
Bert Moore, Admap, March 2010, pp.16-17
Developed in the 1950s, the 'predictable ends, certain means' model of creating advertising has remained much the same since. The cost-heavy production spine has calcified the business. By contrast, '

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A history of planning: Planning through the decades
James Best, Admap, February 2010, pp.30-31
A history of account planning, from its inception by Stephen King at JWT and Stanley Pollitt at Pritchard Wood in the 1960s, to the discipline's further development and export to the US by BMP in the ...

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A new agency model
Simon Clemmow, Admap, February 2010, pp.28-29
Account planning pioneer Stephen King made a crucial distinction between 'marketing department marketing', when the marketing function is bolted-on to the organisation, and 'real marketing', when all ...

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The Future of Planning
Paul Feldwick, Adam Morgan, Will Collin, Rachel Hatton, John Owen and Sarah Watson, Admap, February 2010, pp.20-25
Where will planning go next? Will different agency planners – creative, media, digital, strategy – form a collaboration of like minds, or will planning reside at the client? Will ‘planning’ survive, a ...

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Point of View: Does planning have a future?
Jon Steel, Admap, February 2010, pp.7
In this business, we spend a lot of time categorising the public into segments and creating new departments for ourselves. In truth, in any ad agency, there are only two types of people: complicators ...

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How Walkers used co-creation to get the UK to do it a flavour
Bridget Angear and Miranda Sambles, Admap, September 2009, Issue 508, pp.31-33
This case study in advertising co-creation shows how Walkers involved the public in a competition to create a new flavour of potato crisp. The idea came from a unique pooling of creative talent from a ...

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Account planners need to care more about share of voice
Peter Field, Admap, September 2009, Issue 508, pp.28-30
IPA commissioned research conducted by Nielsen into FMCG brands proves that advertising share of voice (SOV) drives share of market. The research looked at the impact of brands’ SOV in the first year ...

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Why planners could do with a common enemy
Rory Sutherland, Admap, June 2009, Issue 506, pp.11
This article discusses agency planners and their role. Planners are interested, open-minded, intelligent and imaginative, but they have one defect: they keep questioning what their role in the agency

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Global thinking needs to anticipate local reaction
Orlando Hooper-Greenhill, Admap, March 2009, Issue 503, pp.14-17
The changes and advances in account planning in recent years have largely failed to touch global planning, which tends to remain bogged down in concerns about structure and the global versus local deb

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Account planning: back to the future
Paul Feldwick, Market Leader, Quarter 2, March 2009, pp.55-57
The article describes the founding of account planning 40 years ago, independently by Stephen King (JWT) and Stanley Pollitt (PWP, later BMP). Both took the view that the tools of research and strateg

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Should planners defer to creatives?
Paul Feldwick, Admap, February 2009, Issue 502, pp.9
Successful advertising does not always need a new strategy: sometimes it is only necessary to express an existing strategy in a creatively new way. Agency structure, the three-fold balance of power be

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Account planning on the client side
Michael Harvey, Admap, October 2008, Issue 498, pp.18-21
Client-side planning looks like it is here to stay, and must prosper if brands are to continue to grow. This article describes how Diageo set up its own account planning resource, and how it works wit ...

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In praise of antinomies
Jeremy Bullmore, Market Leader, Issue 42, Autumn 2008, pp.16-19
Marketing has long been subject to a debate surrounding the relative importance of logic, induction and intuition. This is the difference between order and organisation on the one hand, and disorder a ...

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Goodby, Silverstein's new strategic take on planning
Geoffrey Precourt, Warc Exclusive, August 2008
This article, by Geoffrey Precourt - US Editor of WARC Online - discusses the approach to planning advocated by Jeff Goodby, of Omnicom's Goodby, Silverstein & Partners. He argues that planners spend ...

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Planning for Good: US Account Planning at 25
Geoffrey Precourt, Warc Exclusive, July 2008
In this edited report from the American Association of Advertising Agencies' 2008 Account Planning Conference, WARC Online's US editor Geoffrey Precourt discusses the arrival of account planning in th ...

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Admap classic: the anatomy of account planning
Stephen King, Admap, April 2008, Issue 493, pp.31-33
This article is a reprint of a classic paper by Stephen King, first published in 1989, which describes how account planning developed at JWT (with a focus on marketing and strategy, and what a consume ...

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The life stages of global marketing
Al Moffatt, Admap, April 2008, Issue 493, pp.28-30
Advertising planning for global markets requires an understanding of how markets vary and develop at different rates. Markets can be divided into three life-stages: adolescent (Saudi Arabia and Poland ...

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Where to next? Account planning at 40
John Griffiths, Admap, April 2008, Issue 493, pp.24-27
Planning is over four decades old, and features in every type of communications agency. It is still recognisable in what it delivers - namely, an improvement of the quality of advertising - and the tw ...

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Account planning: 40 years of the revolution
Roderick White, Admap, April 2008, Issue 493, pp.22-23
This articles introduces Admap's report on account planning. Account planning itself can be said to involve identifying a desired consumer response and ensuring, through research, that it is delivered ...

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What exactly is 'proof' anyway?
Merry Baskin, Institute of Practitioners in Advertising, 2008
This paper analyses papers from the 2007 IPA Effectiveness Awards to discover the lessons they offer about the fundamentals of planning best practice, and which can go on to enhance the bottom-line gr ...

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Neuroscience and the power of newspaper advertising
Maureen Duffy and Anne Foster, Admap, September 2007, Issue 486, pp.33-46
Over the past three years the Newspaper Marketing Agency has carried out a £22m research programme to assess the effectiveness of newspaper advertising. Maureen Duffy and Anne Foster, from NMA, descri ...

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Integrated agencies and integrated clients
Simon White, Admap, July/August 2007, Issue 485, pp.46-47
Simon White, marketing and business development director for Momentum UK, puts the case for a radical rethink of how agencies are structured. He argues for 'upstream thinking' (which influences everyt ...

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Planning: the challenge of complexity
Anne Benvenuto, Admap, May 2007, Issue 483, pp.14-16
Anne Benvenuto, executive vice president of strategic services at R/GA, argues that planners need to change the way they and their agencies work. Firstly they need to look at more than merely creating ...

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How to flourish in the modern media maze
Olivia Johnson, Admap, November 2006, Issue 477, pp.28-30
Olivia Johnson, planning director at Hooper Galton, advises on how to produce successful campaigns in today's fragmented and cacophonous media environment. She argues that too few brands have a truly ...

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The Role of Account Planning in U.S. Agencies
Margaret Morrison and Eric Haley, Journal of Advertising Research, Vol. 46, No. 1, Mar 2006, pp.124-131
It is now accepted that account planning recognizes the complexity of humans and their emotional attachment to products and that this understanding can be translated into effective campaigns extending ...

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Stephen King: bridging the great divide
Jeremy Bullmore, Market Leader, Issue 32, Spring 2006, pp.14-16
An obituary article on the author's long-term colleague Stephen King (died on 16 February 2006). King is celebrated as someone with a rare ability to occupy, and bridge, the two worlds of academic thi ...

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Insightment: where art meets science
Anthony Tasgal, Admap, December 2004, Issue 456, pp.37-39
Anthony Tasgal looks at the cultural and scientific heritage of insight, in an attempt to gain a deeper understanding of the meaning of the term. He then outlines some principles and guidelines for cr ...

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Making the Tough New Business Decisions
Mark Goldstein, Classic Speeches - 4A's, 2004
Mark Goldstein, ceo, Fallon Worldwide, offers what he terms a "failsafe" way for agencies to generate new business in this 2004 4A's speech. They are advised to stop hiring or accepting busi ...

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How to market brands in a people economy
Marie Lena Tupot and Tim Stock, Admap, April 2004, Issue 449, pp.32-34
Tim Stock and Marie Lena Tupot, of New York’s scenarioDNA, explain the concept of ‘embed marketing’, which moves beyond the conventional push/pull theory of advertising and aims to implant the evolvi ...

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