FOR BIG GAINS GO DEEPER THAN 'FASTER, BETTER, CHEAPER'
'Faster, better, cheaper' under sells what we, with creativity, are capable of. If you want to make big, not just marginal gains, you need to go deeper.
Unusually, we're a creative & media company.
We blend creativity, technology and media to help brands walk through walls.
We're part of MSQ, the fastest growing independent group in the UK.
In 2018 we were Oystercatchers Small Agency of the Year and we're the current Financial Services Forum Marketing Effectiveness Agency of the Year.
When you find the gate, you can walk through walls.
'Faster, better, cheaper' under sells what we, with creativity, are capable of. If you want to make big, not just marginal gains, you need to go deeper.
It's about a collectivist view vs an individualistic one, the WEIRD vs the not WEIRD.
The trials, tribulations and opportunities of leading an agency through lockdown.
Matt Williams interviews The Gate London's CEO, Jamie Elliott, on learnings, fuck-ups, the changing craft of account management and hopes for the future.
The Gate's Comms Planning Manager, Jamie Kenyon, discusses marketing in the new sporting landscape
The importance of that infamous gap between intention and action is discussed by our comms planning manager, Flo.
As podcasts continue to evolve, as brands even get in on the act by creating their own, & as the format can help you become a better account person, Jamie Elliot, CEO of the Gate London introduces us to five of his favourites.
The Gate's creative, Beth Grace, challenges the industry norms surrounding employees' and their mental health.
Our creative, Rickie, discusses the benefits of starting your advertising career in a smaller agency.
Our copywriter, Claire Sutherland, discusses the relationship between creativity and staying active.
Kit Altin, The Gate London's Chief Strategy Officer, writes about her favourite ads and strategies from those Andrex Puppies to more subversive fare from Dunlop. Unusually makes reference to both Mr Creosote and Roger Federer. The piece first appeared on More About Advertising.
The case for Les Binet and Peter Field as the industry's unlikely knights in shining armour. First appeared in More About Advertising here http://bit.ly/2NmlgAx
As more clients look to different agency models, some learnings from an agency that blends creative and media thinking.
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