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Gemma Teed

Freelance Planner and Strategist with over 20 years' experience

Tag: future of Account Planning

Is Planning for Digital all about fast or gardening?

Posted on 22/02/201020/02/2010 by almostalwaysthinking in Account Planning, Planning

Russell Davies is all post-digital these days, but that’s probably because he ‘got’ planning for digital years before the rest of us had cottoned on.  In 2006 he posted on his blog about how planning was changing and would become ‘always in beta’: I suspect many planners will end up more like brand gardeners than … Continue reading Is Planning for Digital all about fast or gardening? →

Tagged always in beta, fast planning, future of Account Planning, gardening1 Comment

The future of Planning might not be Advertising

Posted on 02/02/200922/02/2009 by almostalwaysthinking in Account Planning

I’m starting to wonder if Account Planning’s role is really about advertising (or even communications) anymore. Gareth Kay’s brilliant post (and presentation) on why Planning Needs Some Planning raised some very interesting thoughts on why brands need to have a social mission, not a commercial proposition and what I found most inspiring was: Working within … Continue reading The future of Planning might not be Advertising →

Tagged Account Planning, future of Account Planning, Planning, role of Planners2 Comments

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