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I used to pick a marketing agency by just looking at their website and a few reviews.
About six months ago, I needed help with a new campaign for my small business in Portland. I found an agency with a slick site and some good quotes, but they just didn't deliver on their promises. Now, I always ask for two specific case studies from the last year and call a past client myself. The difference in results has been huge. How do you all check if an agency can actually do what they say?
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eva66622d ago
My dentist in Seattle has five-star reviews but my last filling fell out in a week. Now I ask to see actual before-and-after photos of their recent work. It's the same principle of needing proof over promises.
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miles82522d ago
Smart move asking for real proof. Case studies are good, but you have to check they're recent and relevant to your own goals. Calling a past client yourself is the best filter, because you hear the unpolished truth. That extra step saves so much time and money in the long run.
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