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- Paprika Blog
- ‘Better evidence of the impact of design will drive up demand.’
- A finger in the air still widespread when it comes to budget setting
- Bridging the gap between business skills and online reputation management
- What a design agency doesn’t know about communicating the brand idea could be written on the head of a pin.
- Lots has changed since 2002- perhaps a drop in fee income reflects a changed landscape for communications
- Sponsorship on the up but can lead to tricky outcomes
- Is there such a thing as a design job that’s too small?
- Turn the tables on the Procurement people
- Take more care with Linkedin or you could face unwanted consequences
- Rose coloured specs are OK
- Keep one jump ahead of your clients in 2012
- Tardy Timesheets earns Secret Santa payback!
- How often do you squawk- clients want to hear you!
- Do we over-gloom the doom?
- Life's too short- particularly Account Managers
- How can I trust you with my money?
- Contrasting views regarding creative services procurement
- Sir Terry says this is the best of times for marketers- do you agree?
- ERIC shows the way for Shine (plus a suitcase full of awards)
- The bit in the pitch process that gets overlooked…..the cost
- Ogilvy Australia drops AVE's
- Alternatives to AVE’s - Lisbon sets the pace after Barcelona
- Getting the balance right in your business
- Agency models don’t die, they just get reorganised
- Why does integration matter so much
- Does your PR firm sign up to The Barcelona Declaration of Research principals?
- The Power of the Procurement Manager
Tardy Timesheets earns Secret Santa payback!
Spare a thought for the Studio Manager Javier at digital agency BTOB
in Madrid. The company uses Paprika Software for timesheets and project
management, but Javier has a fearsome reputation for chasing up
timesheet completion among the design and account management teams.
Needless to say his colleagues were getting fed up of being needled, so a
spirited staffer who picked his name in the Secret Santa draw decided
to make a point- and assembled his very own Paprika Traffic Policeman outfit.
Javier has promised to wear the outfit every time he chases up his colleagues (-you can add your own caption!)