And in front of that painting…is a bunch of rolling heads! Both get boring after awhile. Watchability: 3/5 - behind all those rolling heads is a fantastic painting. Theme: 3/5 - Painting is an infinite loop where our minds roll and bounce and deconstruct and paint and roll and bounce some more and deconstruct and paint and then roll and bounce some more and deconstruct and Bob Ross is basically the “King of Painting” and it maybe also an allusion to the decline of sacred morality in the beheadings by King Henry VIII of his wives, and maybe there’s also an allusion to bouncy hotels, it’s all very very deep and very very thematic and if you want to use the word “Juxtaposition” I say go right on ahead, it makes you sound pretty smart. That was a great moment, one we’ll never forget. Not, at least, as much as I did when Olli Jokinen finally got a bite of that waffle. I can see how someone might laugh out loud at it. Humour: 2/5 - it’s funny - true - but is it “ha ha” funny? Well, not really. Here is a good song to listen to right now, while we (me) grade this work of “art”. I will leave you with your thoughts before I start sounding like a couples therapy counselor, but as always…if you have any questions…you know how to reach us.Oh look, a Bob Ross Tumbleweed gif! Well isn’t this fancy. If the answer is no, then maybe it’s time for a conversation about your needs and expectations as their client…or even an entire re-evaluation on if that relationship is right for you. If the answer is yes, great! That sounds healthy, and we love healthy. Is your creative agency putting in as much as you are in the relationship of your investment? That’s it! Quite simply put, any relationship is a two-way street. You’ve probably already figured it out from this article, but just in case…the one question you should never ask your agency is… “How’s it going?” So… what’s the one question you should never ask your agency? But maybe that’s a different conversation over a cup of tea and under a shady umbrella. How often? At least quarterly, unless you really don’t want to talk to your agency that much. If that’s the case, then there are times where a monthly report is enough-if the report is done properly and explained so you know what to look for.īut even then, your agency should be having other conversations with you to touch base on new initiatives for continued growth. Let’s say you have a very small service with your agency. Granted, there are certain cases where this isn’t all bad. Maybe there’s a summarized report there, but that’s about it? I shouldn’t have to say this, but that shouldn’t be the case. All too often, however, agencies can become like a ghost town…silent.Īre you paying your agency every month like you are for your electricity? You get the bill…you pay it. A business that hires an agency should have a sense of trust and confidence that they are taking care of them and their needs. This is in the top 3 of my pet peeves when it comes to agency reputation in this industry.
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