Instead, look for the agency's work to echo their client's individual brand promise, style and messaging.
Echoing franchise clients in Nepal, Pakistan, India and Myanmar [ 4, 5, 7], the clients in our study emphasized the importance of provider attitude, attentiveness and engagement.
Steve O'Connell, partner and executive creative director at Red Tettemer & Partners, echoes his client".Our effort was to keep it classy," says Mr. O'Connell, whose agency also creates campaigns for the Dial for Men product line sold by Henkel North America".We don't think it crosses the line," he adds".There's no sexual innuendo, there are no double entendres".
In a triumph of inequity, some 20-30 of Echo's largest clients are slated to remain in the echo system, managed from Los Angeles.
Peter Himler, a managing director at Burson-Marsteller in New York, the public relations division of Young & Rubicam Inc. that represents more than 150 Internet-related clients, echoed Ms. Butenhoff.
Preferential treatment for certain patient groups exemplifies this, and our finding of differential treatment for richer clients echoes findings about nurses in another hospital setting in Ghana [ 28].
Clients and mystery clients echoed these results, with the majority reporting high satisfaction with the booking system, manner and attitude of call operators, the quality of information provided by call operators and the level of organisation of the call centre.
HSBC analysts this week warned clients of "echoes of 2011" in the uncertainty and market volatility the ceiling might cause.
Who, except these teams, can think this is a good idea?" The player agent Scott Boras, eager to get clubs to pay top dollar for his clients, has echoed those concerns as well.
That sentiment echoes a point Goldman clients have made in response to the Times op-ed on Wednesday.
