Lucy Mann

Small Spark Theory: a marginal gains approach to new business and marketing

All you need is a {bright spark}

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Autor

Lucy Mann

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Business

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www.gunpowderconsulting.com

Último episódio

1 de jun de 2026

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Episódios

EP7: Events | Lucy Mann 09.07.2017

Getting in a room together with clients and prospects is undoubtedly the best way to foster good relationships. But creating the opportunity to connect in person, outside of the cut and thrust of delivering day to day project work, or a credentials or a pitch scenario, can be a challenge. Hosting an event, which either showcases thought leadership to your existing clients, or allows you to demonst...

EP6: Agency websites | Lucy Mann 05.06.2017

Something interesting happens when you ask an agency leader about their website. Usually a slight shift in their seat, followed by a sigh, a pained expression and a mumble about the site being due for an overhaul. A similar thing happens when you talk to marketing or new business practitioners in an agency, there’s a sense of exasperation or worse, resignation. At a Design Business Assoc...

EP5: Lead generation | The Future Factory 08.05.2017

Prospecting, cold calling, lead generation. Call it what you will, most agencies recognise the need to supplement the more reliable client and network referrals by investing in generating opportunities with new audiences. And whether this activity is managed in-house, or outsourced to a lead generation specialist, it certainly is an investment; either in salary, in fees and always in time. At best...

EP4: Agency growth planning | Felix Velarde 03.04.2017

For agency leaders, managing the day to day business of client and staff needs whilst staying focused on a clear growth trajectory can seem an insurmountable task. Whether you are looking for a high value exit, attempting to break through the turnover ceilings of one, two five or ten million or simply want to avoid the boom and bust revenue rollercoaster, this podcast episode is for you. Agency gr...

EP3: Communication and presentation skills | Catherine Allison | Master The Art 06.03.2017

Sound the new business klaxon! You’ve got an opportunity to meet the prospect of your dreams. That first meeting, the pitch, the first strategy or creative presentation with any new prospect or client is a huge opportunity to dazzle, yet this last precarious mile of securing the business can so often be derailed by nerves, lack of preparation or simply lack of experience. How do you become an enga...

EP2: PR | Tim Duncan | TDC PR 13.02.2017

Raising your agency profile works hand in hand with new business lead generation, but with so many (free) social media channels at our disposal, it’s easy to overlook the impact of a planned and coordinated PR approach. In this episode I chat with Tim Duncan, founder of TDC PR about his PR successes, tips for getting noticed and published. And there’s another competition – we’re spoiling you...

Introducing Small Spark Theory® 24.01.2017

For many years now I’ve had the opportunity to observe new business performance in a wide variety of agencies and regardless of size, or discipline of agency, the challenges are remarkably similar. There are familiar patterns of success, ebbs and flows of revenue, euphoric wins and debilitating disappointments. And I’ve become fascinated with those patterns, the formulas for success, the rea...

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