2006
DOI: 10.2753/joa0091-3367350306
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Do Marketers Get The Advertising They Need or The Advertising They Deserve? Agency Views of How Clients Influence Creativity

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“…The influence of the client-sometimes referred to as the "marketer" (e.g., Koslow, Sasser, and Riordan, 2006) or advertiser e.g., Wang et al, 2013)-appears in the literature in a number of guises. Topics of consideration have included the attitude toward risk (e.g., El-Murad and West, 2003) the relationship with the agency and stability of the brand (e.g., Sasser et al, 2013), and knowledge and power (Wang et al, 2013).…”
Section: Client Relational Ties and Problem Claritymentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The influence of the client-sometimes referred to as the "marketer" (e.g., Koslow, Sasser, and Riordan, 2006) or advertiser e.g., Wang et al, 2013)-appears in the literature in a number of guises. Topics of consideration have included the attitude toward risk (e.g., El-Murad and West, 2003) the relationship with the agency and stability of the brand (e.g., Sasser et al, 2013), and knowledge and power (Wang et al, 2013).…”
Section: Client Relational Ties and Problem Claritymentioning
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“…The point is that clients who are open to new ideas, who give agencies access to their research information, and who avoid high powered evaluation processes, generally enable agencies to be more creative (Koslow et al, 2006). Moreover, in the more contemporary digital landscape access to the consumer behavioral data of the client is a crucial part of the creative product developed.…”
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“…D'abord parce que le chercheur y a travaillé comme concepteur-rédacteur pendant près de dix ans, ce qui a quelque peu facilité l'insertion dans la communauté (Jaccoud & Mayer, 1997) L'entrée sur le terrain a consisté en des entretiens en profondeur semi-dirigés, ce type d'entrevue constituant, si l'on souscrit à la MTEet aux méthodes inductives, le point de départ privilégié permettant de découvrir ce qui se passe là-bas, en plus d'activer certains scripts identitaires (Charmaz & Belgrave, 2012 À cet égard, nous avons fait de la conception du sondage un objet de coconstruction qui nous a permis de relever certains phénomènes que nous n'aurions peut-être pas découverts autrement. Par exemple, un thème s'est rapidement imposé lors des premiers entretiens à savoir que les clients en région plombent la créativité, ce qui en soi est inhérent au travail créatif (Koslow, Sasser, & Riordan, 2006) Hubert : C'est qu'il va utiliser sa notoriété à lui.…”
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“…Further, ad agency professionals in different departments (e.g., copywriting, graphic design, account management, and media) expressed different opinions about advertising creativity (Ensor, Cottam, & Band, 2001). Likewise, researchers have addressed the gap in perceptions of ad agency professionals and clients (advertisers) regarding advertising creativity (Klebba & Tierney, 1995;Koslow et al, 2006;Reid & King, 2003).…”
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confidence: 99%