From Fixing $5 Haircuts to the Future of Agencies in 45 min

EPISODE · Jul 31, 2024 · 45 MIN

From Fixing $5 Haircuts to the Future of Agencies in 45 min

from You Can't Lose! · host Joe Rinaldi and Richard Banfield

Richard has an angle on agency viability and purpose in an age of highly competitive digital products and tools. He's been working this out offline for a while now, but he's sharing with the You Can't Lose! audience to stress test his hypothesis. There's something there and it's a delight to hear him talk about the promise of client services from a fresh perspective. This is the summertime recharge you're looking for.

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