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In this episode of #MediaSnack, Tom Denford and David Indo dive into the latest media industry buzz as the Cannes festival approaches. They explore Publicis's strategic moves, including their $2.2 billion acquisition of LiveRamp and a satirical AI-focused video that stirred industry waters. The duo also sheds light on Dentsu's resurgence, fueled by new leadership and the retention of Heineken's media business. Tune in to understand the implications of these developments for advertisers and what's next on the horizon for media agencies. **What You'll Learn:** - The impact of Publicis's acquisition of LiveRamp on the media landscape - How Publicis's video has sparked controversy in the industry - Insights into Dentsu's strategic moves and leadership change - What these shifts mean for advertisers and media buying Subscribe to #MediaSnack to stay informed, stay competitive, and stay winning. Let's all #GetGoodAtMedia together. #MediaSnack is presented by ID Comms, the award-winning global media advisory and analytics firm. We've been helping the world's most ambitious marketers #GetGoodAtMedia since 2009. Find out more at www.idcomms.com.

30, 60, 90, 120 days or more?? What is the MAGIC number for payment terms and how do you balance the needs of finance with the ambitions of marketing?This is THE most loaded question for marketing and procurement to ask their agencies. Here's the #MediaSnack alternative perspective on what are the right payment terms for media, plus we share #ThreeGreatTips for advertisers on how to align your stakeholders on that magic number, in order to balance the needs of finance with the ambitions and objectives of marketing. This episode needs to be a catalyst for constructive discussion; understanding the drivers of advertiser payment terms and also the implications for pushing payment terms beyond reasonable levels and how that can negatively impact marketing effectiveness. Please leave your comments below!#MediaForGrowth#MediaSnack is brought to you by ID Comms, the award-winning growth consultancy specializing in media and advertising. Advisors to the world's most ambitious brands.

#MediaSnack 120: Accenture: TANKS are on the Lawn by ID Comms

Marketers want better agency pitches; ones that are value-creation exercises and where everyone joins together in a race to the top.Agency CEOs take pitching for new clients very seriously. Some might argue its actually what motivates them more than anything else. Most agency leaders are judged by their ability to grow and the best way to do that of course is to win lots of new clients and so they build big teams and apply big resources to do just that.Agencies make huge investments in winning new clients, involving many hours of management, finance, strategy, buying and support teams. A lot of the (carbon-intensive) business travel has thankfully been cut from the pitch process, but they can still take a lot of people’s time. Usually, the CEO sees this as the cost of the pitch, but its not wasted, as pitches can have a momentum effect in the agency; they bring diverse teams together to solve problems, they build relationships, trust and positivity, no matter what the end result.Poor feedback leaves agency leaders frustrated and a little embarrassed; they have no words of encouragement for their tired teams, they have no awareness of where they left gaps and they have no idea how to do things differently in the future. This is a failure of a pitch process for everyone.Better Pitches = Better Partnerships!On this episode of #MediaSnack LIVE, we explore some key questions around the future of the creative and media agency pitch. Featuring guest speakers from leading trade associations, agency leadership and major advertisers: Matt Kasindorf -- SVP, Business Intelligence & Insight at the 4A's Nicholas Louisson -- Director of Agency Services at ISBA Greg Wright -- SVP,  Brand & Media at the ANA We give listeners some tips on improving the pitch experience for all.At ID Comms, we believe that Brands Deserve Better Media. 📈Find out more at www.idcomms.com

Marketers need to collaborate with FBI: #MediaSnack 137 by ID Comms