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One team, or a video vendor plus an ad agency?
If you post and advertise every month, one team usually wins: creative and ad decisions happen together, new ads get made as soon as old ones tire, and one partner owns the results. Separate vendors can make sense if you only need occasional video or already have a strong in-house ad team.
| One team (Goose) | Video vendor + ad agency | |
|---|---|---|
| Who owns the result | One team is accountable for the content and the ads. | The video vendor owns the footage, the ad agency owns the numbers. |
| When an ad wears out | The people watching performance plan and shoot the replacement. | The agency briefs the video vendor and waits for the next production slot. |
| Briefs and handoffs | Strategy, shoot plan and ad plan come from the same conversation. | Each vendor needs its own brief, and details get lost between them. |
| Reporting | One monthly report covering content and ads together. | Separate reports that rarely connect creative to results. |
| Your time | One relationship, one set of calls. | Two relationships to manage and keep in sync. |
Questions
Common questions
Should one agency make our content and run our ads?
If you post and advertise every month, usually yes. Creative and ad decisions happen together, new ads get made as soon as old ones tire, and one partner owns the results.
When do separate vendors make sense?
When you only need occasional video, or you already have a strong in-house ad team that just needs footage.
Is one team more expensive?
Not usually. You pay one retainer instead of two, and you skip the time spent coordinating between vendors.
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