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Yes, but you have to continue to advocate for it, be proactive, presell it and make it turn key
Call it a “test and learn” to take pressure off it
Bundle the production with something else
Or get with the media folks to get $$$$ allocated for it
It will be alive as long as you keep it alive, or else yeah, its dead
This is so spot on with my experience. You have to be persistent about it and make it next to impossible for them to say no.
Not once in my (300-or-so year) career.
Subject Expert
No. Nope. Nada. Never.
On a few occasions I’ve seen the clients later use an idea by wiping their asses with it.
Very rarely
Mentor
I’ve seen it once.
It’s rare but I’ve had it happen a couple times, only on social though
Rarely but I have seen it happen!
Had it (kinda) happen once. 4 years after we pitched it, 3 years after we left the agency, got word that a project we had absolutely loved and wanted to make was coming back from the dead. The ecd’s got it shot, edited - and it was great. And then, just before getting released… new cmo comes in and kills it. 😭😭😭
Visual Storyteller
Same as when I put their products in the save it for later cart.
Once in a blue moon.🌑
My agency’s most famous project was an example of this. The client rejected the original idea because it didn’t make sense for them at the time, but their circumstances changed months later and they came back to ask us for it.
No
Yeah every now and then. Though don’t expect anyone to tell you it’s back.
I’ve seen it happen yes. But you’re right that 99% of the time it’s a death sentence.
Never happened to me
Yes but probably not with you and a bastardized version of it.
Nope. Pitch it to someone else
Nope
Typically only when they decide to “do it in-house”, and without your input.