Rain does not guarantee view counts in client statements of work
Andrew Howlett · From Cleaning Company at 26 to $14m Agency By His 42nd Birthday, EP 266: Andrew Howlett · Jun 7, 2016 · at 9:08
Andrew Howlett, Chief Digital Officer at digital agency Rain, explains their contracting policy regarding view-count guarantees.
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“No, too many other, other factors at play there, especially just, you know, final sign off.”
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