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Orchestration

Brand as organising principle

Kate Cox, Managing Partner Havas Media

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The truth about client agency relationships?

Source: Aprais

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—Joined-up thinking—True 360°brand-based comms ideas—Speed and efficiency—Forward planning

—But instead get more:—Mismatched timelines—In-fighting—Short-term tactical one-offs—Reactive responses

Clients want more:

Source: Aprais

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—Retainer relationships—Strategic partnerships/business sharing—Clarity in briefs—One-on-one time with the client

—But instead get more:—Projects—Supplier relationships—Cross-agency, chaotic melting pots

Agencies want more:

Source: Aprais

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Brand led orchestration is the most effective route to business success

Effectiveness success rate of each orchestration model (across any hard business

metric)

Source: New Models of Marketing Effectiveness: From Integration to Orchestration

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67%

54%

64% 66%

And performs well on brand metrics

Effectiveness success rate of each orchestration model (across any soft/ brand

metric)

Source: New Models of Marketing Effectiveness: From Integration to Orchestration

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Johnnie Walker: Keep Walking

Source: IPA Effectiveness Awards – Johnnie Walker (2008)

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Honda: The Power of Dreams

Source: IPA Effectiveness Awards – Honda (2004)

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Source: IPA Effectiveness Awards – HSBC (2010)

HSBC: The World’s Local Bank

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Source: The Long and the Short of It (2013)

McDonald’s: Rebalancing brand and activation

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Fame campaigns outperform

Source: The Long and the Short of It (2013)

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Fame campaigns outperform

Source: The Long and the Short of It (2013)

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Axe/Lynx: Fame activates short-term sales

Source: IPA Effectiveness Awards: Axe/Lynx (2012)

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— The upfront investment in time— Pays dividends in terms of ‘in flight’ decision

making....— .....Stake holder management— .....Internal integration of all disciplines— .....And cross agency collaboration

A pragmatic approach to orchestration?

Source: New Models of Marketing Effectiveness: From Integration to Orchestration

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— Invest client time and resources to set an inspirational yet realistic vision

— Navigate the stakeholders upfront— Set a clear scope of work for the project, each

agency and internal division— Incentivise collaboration, financially if possible

The route forward?

Source: New Models of Marketing Effectiveness: From Integration to Orchestration