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In-house vs. Agency Marketer Smackdown | E43 with Marketing Dribble

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In this episode, Emma and Ruta are joined by Rob Boyle and Jonny Kenyon from the Marketing Dribble Podcast to discuss the difference between in-house marketers and external marketers.
They explore the reasons for conflict between the two groups, including differences in perspective and goals, also the pros and cons of both in-house and external marketers. Ultimately, the effectiveness of in-house or external marketers depends on the specific situation and industry.

Takeaways

  • Clear communication and alignment of objectives are crucial for successful collaboration between in-house and external marketers.
  • In-house marketers have in-depth knowledge of the product or industry, while external marketers bring fresh perspectives and specialised skills.
  • The relationship between in-house marketers and external agencies can be improved by setting clear expectations, involving the marketer in the decision-making process, and establishing effective communication channels.
  • The effectiveness of in-house or external marketers depends on the specific situation and industry, and there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Manage expectations and set clear boundaries in the client-agency relationship.
  • Consider resource allocation and specialised expertise when choosing between in-house and agency solutions.
  • Align on technology and reporting methods to avoid miscommunication.
  • Be honest and transparent in the client-agency relationship.
  • Manage skepticism and plan for challenges.

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In this episode, Emma and Ruta are joined by Rob Boyle and Jonny Kenyon from the Marketing Dribble Podcast to discuss the difference between in-house marketers and external marketers.
They explore the reasons for conflict between the two groups, including differences in perspective and goals, also the pros and cons of both in-house and external marketers. Ultimately, the effectiveness of in-house or external marketers depends on the specific situation and industry.

Takeaways

  • Clear communication and alignment of objectives are crucial for successful collaboration between in-house and external marketers.
  • In-house marketers have in-depth knowledge of the product or industry, while external marketers bring fresh perspectives and specialised skills.
  • The relationship between in-house marketers and external agencies can be improved by setting clear expectations, involving the marketer in the decision-making process, and establishing effective communication channels.
  • The effectiveness of in-house or external marketers depends on the specific situation and industry, and there is no one-size-fits-all solution. Manage expectations and set clear boundaries in the client-agency relationship.
  • Consider resource allocation and specialised expertise when choosing between in-house and agency solutions.
  • Align on technology and reporting methods to avoid miscommunication.
  • Be honest and transparent in the client-agency relationship.
  • Manage skepticism and plan for challenges.

Sponsors:
No more 'shit marketing leads' with Leadfeeder!
Extended free trial of their Lead Gen Platform for Blame it on Marketing listeners!

  continue reading

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