I’m not writing weekly “Agency Lessons,” after every episode of Mad Men any longer, but this week’s episode, “Hands and Knees,” called for it. At the core of the story of Mad Men are secrets. Don‘s secret of who he really is, Roger and Joan‘s secret about how they feel (don’t ask me if I [...]
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Over the past few years, I’ve been writing about real agency lessons from Mad Men episodes. Season four continues to include real issues faced by advertising (and yes PR firms) in an incredible show. If I wasn’t in this industry, I’m sure I would still be a fan of the show, but for me I get [...]
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Over the past few years, I’ve been writing about real agency lessons from Mad Men episodes. Season four continues to include real issues faced by advertising (and yes PR firms) in an incredible show. If I wasn’t in this industry, I’m sure I would still be a fan of the show, but for me I get [...]
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Over the past few years, I’ve been writing about real agency lessons from Mad Men episodes. Season four continues to include real issues faced by advertising (and yes PR firms) in an incredible show. If I wasn’t in this industry, I’m sure I would still be a fan of the show, but for me I [...]
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Mad Men continues to include real issues faced by advertising (and yes PR firms) in an incredible show. If I wasn’t in this industry, I’m sure I would still be a fan of the show, but for me I get a bonus. I get to watch situations I encounter all the time dealt with by [...]
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