Av Creative HamEt annet innlegg med noe kreativt dristig og meningsfylt. Vi skure internett og innleveringer for å levere de mest inspirerende deler av arbeidet eller inspirasjon der ute. Dagens #Hampsiration funksjoner på en enkel og kraftfull melding fra Larry Smith, gjennom TEDx DIN.
We're dedicated to providing a thorough list of the world's foremost creative advertising agencies. Enten du er ute etter å bryte inn i virksomheten eller en erfaren veteran på utkikk etter nye muligheter, du kan bruke Creative Ham liste over reklamebyråer å finne gode kreative reklamebyråer du ikke visste eksisterte.
When you purchase The Goods, you'll get to feature a video, case study (PDF), the opportunity to include a direct contact your agency (button), and The Ham's Take — an insider scoop on who, what and why we wanted to put your company on the list in the first place (we’ll reach out to you shortly to chat personally about this).
At the moment, you can host up to (3) individual case studies, which we'll compile into one easy-to-download PDF.
Please limit your file size to 3MB PDF per case study. Other than that, the sky's the limit—this your opportunity to shine.
Your case studies are displayed for 12 måneder, at which point we recommend updating your files to showcase the latest and greatest. If you're too busy, no worries! Unless you decide to change up what you have up there, we'll auto-renew your subscription and ensure that "The Goods" are still live for you.
Featured Agencies have to pay to be listed in the Featured section of their appropriate city. Only the Top 7 spots are up for grabs, and they are displayed at random. Only agencies who are already listed/handpicked can advertise themselves as a Featured Agency. Agencies can only be Featured in cities where they have an active office.
The top 7 agencies on our lists are displayed above the fold. These agencies get up to 77% of the viewership on our lists, and see up to a 5% clickthrough rate (CTR). The are only 7 spots available per city, and all Featured Agencies are displayed in randomized order.
