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Title: The ISC Industries


1
The ISC Industries
2
The Players
  • Clients
  • Agencies
  • The Media
  • Suppliers

3
Clients
  • Centralized system managers for major marcom
    areas work on all brands
  • Decentralized system product managers for each
    brand marcom support underneath
  • In-house agencies

4
Top client firms -- 2003
  • General Motors 3,429.9
  • Procter Gamble 3,322.7
  • Time Warner 3,097.3
  • Pfizer 2,838.5
  • DaimlerChrysler 2,317.5
  • Ford 2,233.8
  • Walt Disney 2,129.3
  • Johnson Johnson 1,995.7
  • Sony 1,814.8
  • Toyota 1,682.7
  • Source AdAge 100 Leading National Advertisers
  • in millions

5
Agencies
  • Why use an agency?
  • Skills
  • Objectivity
  • Clout

6
Types of Agencies
  • Full-service (www.fallon.com)
  • Creative boutiques (www.gshsf.com/)
  • Media buying services (www.omd.com/OMDLobby/fl.asp
    ?v6)

7
Full-Service Agency Functions
  • Account services
  • Research
  • Media
  • Creative
  • Management/Finance

8
Top U.S. Ad Agencies
  • J. Walter Thompson 456.2
  • Leo Burnett 404.2
  • McCann Erickson 300.4
  • BBDO 279.1
  • Grey 270.5
  • DDB 252.3
  • Ogilvy Mather 235.6
  • Foote Cone Belding 221.6
  • YR 215.7
  • Publicis 200.9
  • Source Ad Age, 2004
  • in millions

9
Direct Marketing Agencies
  • Digitas 125,500
  • PGI 110,000
  • Aspen Marketing Services 99,000
  • ChoicePoint Precision Marketing 96,600
  • SourceLink 90,000
  • TMP Worldwide 78,155
  • Carlson Marketing Group 76,612
  • Protocol Direct Marketing 70,000
  • Merkle Direct Marketing 64,250
  • Harte-Hanks Direct 60,931

10
Top Sales Promotion Agencies
  • Carlson Marketing Group 154,238
  • George P. Johnson Co. 117,867
  • SPAR Group 64,859
  • AMP Agency 61,100
  • Equity Marketing 40,203
  • DVC Worldwide 38,113
  • Flair Communications 36,800
  • Ryan Partnership 35,537
  • Marketing Store 35,416
  • Aspen Marketing 25,000

11
Top Interactive Agencies
  • Digitas 84,000
  • SBI.Razorfish 72,150
  • Modem Media 49,000
  • aQuantive 44,452
  • AKQA 36,000
  • Critical Mass 34,000
  • TMP Worldwide 26,108
  • Carat Interactive 25,000
  • IconNicholson 24,000
  • IMC2 23,700

12
Top U.S. PR Firms
  • Edelman Worldwide 136,207,958
  • Ruder Finn Group 70,674,000
  • Incepta 70,198,118
  • Waggener Edstrom 58,445,000
  • Schwartz Communications 19,541,445
  • Campbell Co. 19,489,710
  • Text 100 PR 18,934,514
  • Chandler Chicco 16,195,179
  • FD Morgen-Walke 14,730,542
  • DeVries 14,556,634
  • Source PRFirms.org

13
Agency Compensation
  • Commission system (15 on media placements)
  • Fixed-fees
  • Fee-commission combination
  • Cost-plus
  • Incentive-based
  • Percentage mark-ups

14
2004 ANA Study
  • 10 use commission system
  • 74 use hourly/fixed fees
  • 8 use fee/commission combination
  • 38 use performance incentives

15
What do advertisers want from agencies?
  • Responsiveness 95
  • Outstanding service 95
  • Effective campaigns 56
  • Outstanding ideas implementation 40
  • Strategic counsel insights 35
  • Source 2004 ANA study

16
What do advertisers see as biggest problems with
their agency(ies)?
  • Disconnects from strategy to creative 24
  • Work that isnt always on strategy 23
  • High production costs 22
  • Agencies taking too long/making too many reworks
    21
  • Creative arrogance 15

17
What do agencies want from clients?
  • Respect/trust 57
  • Fair payment 41
  • Communications 39

18
Reasons for Account Changes
  • Unrealistic demands
  • Personality conflicts
  • Personnel changes
  • Conflicts of interest

19
Top 10 U.S. Media Companies
  • Time Warner 29,247
  • Comcast 17,492
  • Viacom 17,252
  • Disney 11,239
  • NBC 8,177
  • Cox 8,108
  • DirecTV 7,696
  • News Corp. 7,532
  • Gannett 6,330
  • Clear Channel 6,138
  • Source Ad Age
  • in millions

20
Suppliers
  • Printers
  • Premium incentive firms
  • Fulfillment companies

21
Who runs the show?
  • Generally, the client
  • Their money
  • Their brand
  • Decreases infighting
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