Pivot Your Agency, But Don’t Change Your ‘Why’
An Agency Conversation episode chatting events, experiences & engagement post-Covid-19 with Alex Bright from Audience
This week we’re bringing to you another episode of Agency Conversation, featuring Alex Bright, Managing Director of the engagement agency, Audience.
Alex and Janusz spend just over twenty minutes chatting about how Audience navigated the impact of Covid-19 on their events-based business, the decisions they made and the changes they implemented in order to pivot their agency into a digital space.
This inspiring 20-minute chat teaches us how Audience continued to solve their client’s problems, with a different version of their services and they came out the other side of the pandemic as an award-winning engagement agency.
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Maintaining Your Values & Ethos When Pivoting Your Agency
Alex and Janusz talk about how the purpose of Audience has always been about delivering an event of some description, however, when the Coronavirus pandemic decimated all live events, Alex and his team acted quickly to rethink how they go about things. Without changing why they go about them.
As owners, most of us started our digital agency because we’re passionate about solving a particular problem with innovation, creativity and expertise. In this short clip, Alex and Janusz talk about staying true to your original purpose whilst adapting to the changes in your industry and market.
Alex sums this up nicely when he shares his top tip for pivoting your agency without losing your clients;
“Change your function and delivery. But don’t change the reason why you’re doing it.”
If you’re thinking about pivoting your agency into a new space, perhaps with a new or extended service to suit a changing market, make sure you catch this week’s episode of Agency Conversation.
You’ll benefit from listening to valuable, first-hand advice from an agency that has not only lived through the challenges but who has come out the other side as the Best Small Agency of 2021.
