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Pitch Perfect?

Pitch Perfect?. Don Draper’s pretty good at it. Who here thinks they’re pretty good at it?. In an IPA/ISBA survey only 8% of clients rated it as an efficient process. Only 18% thought we should keep the existing one. £31K. With a big difference in perceived cost.

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Pitch Perfect?

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  1. Pitch Perfect?

  2. Don Draper’s pretty good at it.

  3. Who here thinks they’re pretty good at it?

  4. In an IPA/ISBA survey only 8% of clients rated it as an efficient process.

  5. Only 18% thought we should keep the existing one.

  6. £31K With a big difference in perceived cost. Client Estimate £178K Agency Calculation

  7. 58% of clients thought it was time for a new process.

  8. Some we’re already experimenting.

  9. Catching the post recession mood of rejuvenation & reinvigoration.

  10. So, the IPA/ISBA set up a task force to built on this mood.

  11. Could a ‘best practice’ guide be introduced?

  12. One already exists.

  13. Could a set of principles be established? • eg. The 5 ‘p’s of pitching • Process • Preparation • Professionalism • Partnership • Payment

  14. These felt really useful.

  15. But we wanted to go one step further.

  16. We’ve settled on 10 questions we could all dare to ask ourselves.

  17. Pitch Perfect Pledge 2. Do I need a pitch consultant?  3. Who is project managing the pitch?  1. Do I really need a pitch at all? 4. Have I sorted the internal politics?  5. What is my pitch budget? (time and money)  6. Are the right people involved? (at the right time with the right amount of time)  7. How am I managing the commercial part of the process? (as well as the ideas)  8. Why is each agency on the list?  9. Does my brief ask the right questions? 10. How short could the pitch be? 

  18. What next? Tell us What you’re Doing? TRY Getting this fixed via our studio

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