PROSPECT RESEARCH FOR THE WIN
PITCH PERFECT INTEL
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If you’re looking for truth in advertising, here’s one: agencies that take prospect research seriously, seriously win more business. Countless times, over the course of more than 300 pitches, our prospect dossiers have uncovered intel that other researchers overlooked. Compiled by former Adweek bureau chief Steve Krajewski, a Pitch Perfect Prospect Dossier does way more than help your agency. It helps your agency win.
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Katie Newman
Partner, Global CMO
No Fixed Address
“Steve, this week we had our first big meeting, and the brief they gave us felt almost identical to the dossier you put together. Needless to say, we were VERY prepared, thanks to you. It means more than you know.”
Bill Mattis
Managing Director, McKinney
Head of Growth, Cheil N.A.
“Steve has been a difference-maker in helping us advance in reviews. His research is insightful and direct. It gives us leverage when we step into a room to pitch.”
Matt Weiss
Founder
SoulPurpose Advisory
“I always found your gumshoe work to be incredibly insightful and the kind of intel that no machine could replicate.“
Chris Shumaker
Former Global CMO, FCB
“Steve is a former reporter, and he has an amazing way of finding information on companies and people. He has very simple but interesting ways of getting at the full dimension of who these people are that are making decisions about your agency.”
Morgan Shorey
SVP Strategic Development
Dentsu Creative
“Steve is an anomaly, a truly unique blend of research geek, marketing analyst, and engaging writer. Filters the noise of research into meaningful insights and packages it so it can be quickly and easily understood.”
Jeff Nowak
Chief Client Officer
Yes& Agency
“Steve is our secret weapon. He uncovers information and insights we would never be able to find through our own research. He is great to work with...always going above and beyond to help us think about things in smart ways.”
