How Agencies Are Reinventing the Creative Team For the Social Era

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Over the years, the integration versus unbundling debate has raged on within the advertising industry. One side would argue it’s best to have all necessary expertise under one roof. Others would argue it’s best to create or partner with entities that offer specialized focus. The integration camp would claim their approach provides for better collaboration. The unbundling camp would argue their approach provides better expertise and greater efficiencies. They are both right. And they are both wrong.

Both specialization and integration have their benefits. But what’s most important is working together in the best possible way to garner the best possible results for clients. If that’s integration, great. If that’s unbundling, great. We’re not here to debate the finer points of either camp. We’re here to offer up some real-world insight into how real-world agencies are tackling real-world problems.

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