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How many seats does a front row hold?

According to O’Dwyers, San Francisco-based Spark PR has opened in London. Rachel Bremer heads the unit. The U.K outpost, according to Bremer, gives the firm a “front row seat to the technical innovation coming out of Europe.”

Maybe it’s me, but to get a front row seat shouldn’t your agency have already been in Europe? It’s not as if technical innovation has just started coming out of Europe in the last week or two.

Also, how do we know there are front row seats available? Because Spark PR says so, get a life. I can think of a handful of agencies that have been in Europe a lot longer. And one last thing is anybody curious to know how many seats are actually in the front row 1, 10, or 139?

My point is this. When drafting a quote whether from an agency head or client stop producing drivel and put some effort into the process.

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