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Your Agency's Expanding For The First Time In A New Market. Who's Your First Hire? - Vimarsana News

Your Agency's Expanding For The First Time In A New Market. Who's Your First Hire?

The first recruit in a new market, especially one far from home base, can set an agency up for success or failure. We asked experts who’d been through the process how to choose wisely.

Retail Media Expertise Is At A Premium. How Can Smaller Agencies Attract Talent? - Vimarsana News

Retail Media Expertise Is At A Premium. How Can Smaller Agencies Attract Talent?

As agency groups compete to take an edge in the retail media space, how can challengers and indies recruit top talent?

Arguing For Ad Spend Doesn't Have To Be An Uphill Struggle. Here Are 12 Fresh Approaches - Vimarsana News

Arguing For Ad Spend Doesn't Have To Be An Uphill Struggle. Here Are 12 Fresh Approaches

As more and more advertising spend is directed towards digital media, agencies face an uphill battle pitching for higher levels of investment. We speak to indie and network leaders about how they approach the problem.

These Indie And Network Shops Support Creative Side Gigs To Keep Talent On Side - Vimarsana News

These Indie And Network Shops Support Creative Side Gigs To Keep Talent On Side

Talent and agencies both benefit when there’s room for creativity on the side. We hear from agencies that have built up a support system to encourage it.

Side Hustle Support: How Agencies Can Better Navigate Conflict Of Interest Risks - Vimarsana News

Side Hustle Support: How Agencies Can Better Navigate Conflict Of Interest Risks

Support for side hustles can help keep staff happy. But how should agencies get ahead of potential conflicts of interest?