I forgot the bread. Now I ask 4 questions before any task
My wife's answer — "do whatever you want, but there better be bread by dinner" — contains everything worth knowing about project management. The trouble is, most of us show up with ciabatta.
My wife's answer — "do whatever you want, but there better be bread by dinner" — contains everything worth knowing about project management. The trouble is, most of us show up with ciabatta.
I burned $400 on an ad that brought zero clients. Now I run every creative through these questions before hitting Publish.
The ad copy isn't your problem. The friction after the click — wrong pages, unreadable phones, missing captions — is where your budget actually disappears.
Ten days before the trade show, a producer showed up with new client data — and every template had to be redrawn. The rule that saved it came from Burger King, not project management.
The ad you almost deleted might outperform the one you're proud of. Here's how to evaluate creative with a process, not your taste.