I worked for 2 large Agencies and they are unorganized sweat shops that don’t care about mental health. The ones that are organized will teach you a lot but I will only suggest working with an agency for about 6 months and moving to a single company hiring a digital marketer specialist or whatever your skill set is. Plus agency’s don’t pay well and want you to do everything under the sun ⛅️ even if that means staying up until 4am in the morning. Never 👎🏾 ever again would I work for a agency. Digital Marketing is a passion for me and agencies are passion killers that don’t value there workers and the reason they have such a super HIGH turnover rate.
I work for a large Digital Marketing Agency and a tip I would recommend is to try not to get discouraged that you can't keep up with the fast past style. In the beginning, there will be a sh!* phase where you will feel like you don't know anything trying to understand how to use all their systems and resources to do your job.
One of my professors assigned this video, and then assigned a paper called "Reflective Statement on the Work of a Digital Marketing Agency" based on this video.
2 года назад+1
wanna share your findings in a video interview with us? :) if you're up for it - send me an email (it's written in the description box of my videos)
Notes to take from this video 1. Study the roles within the agency - get familiar with the team, their day to day looks like, which accounts each team member is working on, get to know each team member’s vision, tips on how to succeed in the environment. 2. Finding a mentor. - find someone where you can look into to guide you through some or all the tasks or questions you got. Find someone who can give you source of answers. 3. Study the pricing and service models of the agency. - some of the client has short term and long term project. Get to know which clients is more important and the pricing models, how they sell their services. 4. Study the clients/accounts. -Study with whom you’re going to deal with for day-to-day basis, to report to. Ask the team members on how do they deal with these accounts, what is their experience is. - get to know their industries. They have different niches, different audiences and etc. 5. Try to prepare yourself with customer management. - sometimes clients can be really frustrated and they might putting all the stress on you and you may feel overwhelmed with the stress. You should learn how to deal with these kinds of clients, should be the voice of reason when you do service like this. 6. The art of multitasking. - every person would handle 10-12 accounts and you’d be switching from one industry to another, one company to another so each task are unique, and you should learn how to multitask better. - find out what times in the week is better to have conversation with these clients. 7. Knowing your limits. - you have to know your limits, if you are handling more accounts that you are able to, you need to communicate and let your supervisor know so that it wouldn’t affect the quality of work that you already had. 8. Being fast, being responsive. - you have to be fast, be responsive from one client to another. You cannot take things too slow, slow things down, because it will not help you with your work. And if you’re unresponsive, they will let your boss know and this will show a bad image.
Thank you so much, Elif! This is gonna help me a lot during interviews and until I learn the agency climate. Can you please make a vid on what to do after masters (MBA) in marketing and if or not it's worth it, who should do it, salary packages and stuff...
3 года назад+2
stay tuned for next week's video. but short answer is no i don't think it is worth it. :)
I will highly recommend this video to whoever around me would like to join for agency work because I can relate so much to the context that you share coming from someone like me who also worked under an agency and still find my day-to-day tasks challenging but rewarding when everything is laid on the ground. Do you have any tips on studying the new industry (ethe overall big picture of the competing situation in the market) quickly and coming out with ideas when you had multiple clients to handle at the same time? Great if can get some insights from you:)
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Thanks for this comment Priscilla! I stay up to date by following people who run different types of businesses (agencies, startups, consulting businesses) in my area of interest. If they create content about their industry, I find it helpful to get insider perspectives. I'm no longer on the agency side so have been following that much less but I would follow active agency founders on social media.
Ad agencies suck. Long long hours. I’ve worked in a handful, all of them were unsupportive and cutthroat. All of them had toxic cultures. All of them had really bad leadership. All of them had virtually no diverse representation in leadership. All of them were rife with cross team conflict and tons of bullying. You need to be a certain personality type to thrive in these places. I’m at an agency now, looking to move in house.
Sounds like a pretty stupid way to run a business and waste a ton of money on turn over. I guess they don't care. Maybe someone should bully them into caring. Everyone has vulnerabilities to exploit - even agency owners.
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Any other tips or things you’d add to the list?
Hi lady can you next time you can turn on the subtitles in portuguese brazil please i like to watch your videos but i don't know english
I worked for 2 large Agencies and they are unorganized sweat shops that don’t care about mental health. The ones that are organized will teach you a lot but I will only suggest working with an agency for about 6 months and moving to a single company hiring a digital marketer specialist or whatever your skill set is. Plus agency’s don’t pay well and want you to do everything under the sun ⛅️ even if that means staying up until 4am in the morning. Never 👎🏾 ever again would I work for a agency. Digital Marketing is a passion for me and agencies are passion killers that don’t value there workers and the reason they have such a super HIGH turnover rate.
6 months is when the burnout came in for me! Never again!
I work for a large Digital Marketing Agency and a tip I would recommend is to try not to get discouraged that you can't keep up with the fast past style. In the beginning, there will be a sh!* phase where you will feel like you don't know anything trying to understand how to use all their systems and resources to do your job.
Definitely in this phase now and was feeling really down about it. this comment made me realize I’m not as incompetent as I feel
Im gonna start my job next week. Marketing is not my field. Im really scared at the same time excited.
How’d it go? Im starting at an agency in a couple weeks and am not sure what to expect!
@@Dijaham How are you doing now? I'm still in that awkward beginner phase
One of my professors assigned this video, and then assigned a paper called "Reflective Statement on the Work of a Digital Marketing Agency" based on this video.
wanna share your findings in a video interview with us? :) if you're up for it - send me an email (it's written in the description box of my videos)
Notes to take from this video
1. Study the roles within the agency
- get familiar with the team, their day to day looks like, which accounts each team member is working on, get to know each team member’s vision, tips on how to succeed in the environment.
2. Finding a mentor.
- find someone where you can look into to guide you through some or all the tasks or questions you got. Find someone who can give you source of answers.
3. Study the pricing and service models of the agency.
- some of the client has short term and long term project. Get to know which clients is more important and the pricing models, how they sell their services.
4. Study the clients/accounts.
-Study with whom you’re going to deal with for day-to-day basis, to report to. Ask the team members on how do they deal with these accounts, what is their experience is.
- get to know their industries. They have different niches, different audiences and etc.
5. Try to prepare yourself with customer management.
- sometimes clients can be really frustrated and they might putting all the stress on you and you may feel overwhelmed with the stress. You should learn how to deal with these kinds of clients, should be the voice of reason when you do service like this.
6. The art of multitasking.
- every person would handle 10-12 accounts and you’d be switching from one industry to another, one company to another so each task are unique, and you should learn how to multitask better.
- find out what times in the week is better to have conversation with these clients.
7. Knowing your limits.
- you have to know your limits, if you are handling more accounts that you are able to, you need to communicate and let your supervisor know so that it wouldn’t affect the quality of work that you already had.
8. Being fast, being responsive.
- you have to be fast, be responsive from one client to another. You cannot take things too slow, slow things down, because it will not help you with your work. And if you’re unresponsive, they will let your boss know and this will show a bad image.
Thank you for the notes!
This video is very useful, I have just started out in a marketing agency. Thank you Elif
Awesome video. I work at an agency, and your video hit the nail on the head 👏🏾
Thank you so much, Elif! This is gonna help me a lot during interviews and until I learn the agency climate. Can you please make a vid on what to do after masters (MBA) in marketing and if or not it's worth it, who should do it, salary packages and stuff...
stay tuned for next week's video. but short answer is no i don't think it is worth it. :)
@ Always! Thank you for the response :)
I will highly recommend this video to whoever around me would like to join for agency work because I can relate so much to the context that you share coming from someone like me who also worked under an agency and still find my day-to-day tasks challenging but rewarding when everything is laid on the ground. Do you have any tips on studying the new industry (ethe overall big picture of the competing situation in the market) quickly and coming out with ideas when you had multiple clients to handle at the same time? Great if can get some insights from you:)
Thanks for this comment Priscilla! I stay up to date by following people who run different types of businesses (agencies, startups, consulting businesses) in my area of interest. If they create content about their industry, I find it helpful to get insider perspectives. I'm no longer on the agency side so have been following that much less but I would follow active agency founders on social media.
Thanks you for marketing
This would have been so useful for my interview
We loved this video!
Thank you!!
Brilliant Video!!! Thank you for all the tips
Thank you for being here, watching and commenting 💗
I work at a marketing agency. My plan is to learn as much as possible - quit then start my own small little agency. It can be so stressful
Starting your own company agency will be way more stressful lol - but good luck to you
I need this!
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Great tips! Ada is so sweet such an Angel
Your baby is soooo cute☺️ thank you for the tips
Such a useful video
Thanks Mustafa! ✨
you should have talked about the salary, comission etc
She SHOULD have? Lol she doesn’t have to do anything, appreciate this video and maybe ask differently such as can you make a video including salary?
@@Echolyris212 you’re correct, I have worded my sentence incorrectly.
@@nadxc8590😮 I appreciate the response. It actually shocked me😂. Usually people aren’t so kind to respond with maturity such as this.
Great video!!
Awesome ending
Hehehe i know, she’s the best guest ❤️
Experience is very rewarding! So much experience in a short span of time.
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So cute baby, aw
What about working with marketing on a company B2B?
i didn't get the question Vinicius. Can you elaborate please?
I just got a job working as a researcher/Planner and am regretting my decision lol.
take the learning and move on! You couldn't have known that you would not like it if you didn't try it. No regrets :)
Agencies don’t often hire people over 30 for Jr roles anyway. Horrible ageism.
I never worked for a marketing agency I’m asking for any tips because I have a job interview coming up today , I’m kinda nervous lol
me too how did the interview went did you get accepted and what questions did they ask you
@@catwhisker5687 update that was maybe a year or 2 ago I never got accepted they told me I didn’t qualify
I start at an agency Monday. Im scared about the "speed and quickness" part. Are we fast food restaurants? What advice do you have?
Firstly - congrats!
It's gonna be alright. :) I could give many but here's a big one: set some boundaries for yourself and try to protect them.
@ Good deal! They have me scheduled for 3-4 clients a week. Should be a piece of cake!
Do you have to work at an agency before going Solo?
You don’t have to but it will be very helpful in many ways. Ie. you build up a portfolio of work.
@ I changed careers into marketing at 40 and was aged out of agency work. Multiple people told me they wouldn’t hire me because of my age
@@MegaMusicMusehow did they even know your age? I’ve worked in places where people would ask me my age all the time because they had no idea.
@@Echolyris212 they could tell by when you graduated
Ad agencies suck. Long long hours. I’ve worked in a handful, all of them were unsupportive and cutthroat. All of them had toxic cultures. All of them had really bad leadership. All of them had virtually no diverse representation in leadership. All of them were rife with cross team conflict and tons of bullying. You need to be a certain personality type to thrive in these places. I’m at an agency now, looking to move in house.
What are some free project management tools/app that you can recommend ? =)
Sounds like a pretty stupid way to run a business and waste a ton of money on turn over. I guess they don't care. Maybe someone should bully them into caring. Everyone has vulnerabilities to exploit - even agency owners.
video importee dans ma tete.