Does it matter how much work you do for a client to call them a client?
Friday, May 15th, 2009 by Ross
Many agencies use other brands to help them grow, nothing wrong in that? Name-dropping about their client list to make them feel good, to help them win business, to help position the quality of their work. You will see columns of client names or dozens of stories about a little shop they designed a poster for. But how do you really know if what they did made a difference?
And does it really matter?
If we helped one client grow their brand from a few hundred thousand turn over to a few million, or one clients product from selling a few thousand to selling 338 thousand in 6 months would this mean anything to you and your business?
It’s the results we achieve together in a client partner relationship that counts. Not quick one off project wins that motivate us. We have worked hard to maintain a consistent promise of delivery and quality over the last 9 great years, proven by the fact that even the big brands keep coming back for more.
Of course over our years we have worked with all sorts of big brand names from Kodak, Peugeot, Beales and the VT Group, and at all sorts of levels. What I am proud to tell you is that our very close relationship with Sony over the last 7 years just keeps on growing. So we must be doing something right.
For Sony we have completed over 100 successful projects every year for the last 3 years running and 2009 is already set to dwarf that of previous years. Continuing to manage their e-communications across Europe is just one of these projects. Going to show’s that even the small rural agencies can win the fight with the London agency big boys.
With our packaging design portfolio exploding and our designs getting on the supermarket shelves we are very excited to be expanding our food clients’ businesses.
If you fancy speaking to me about how we can help your brand grow then please send me an email at ross@rtmedia.com as we have just 7 client spaces left for this year.












