How agencies are avoiding costs as pitching becomes more expensive

The average price of pitching has risen by more than 25% for agencies, but as many advertisers continue to avoid offering pitch fees, some shops say a shift away from traditional reviews is the answer to cutting costs.

by Ben Bold

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