Atlanta Marketing Agencies
Phase 3 Marketing & Communications
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Phase 3 Marketing & Communications
Key Clients
• Barnsley Resort
• Circa Lighting
• Construction Specialties
• Cox Enterprises
• Dillards
• Floor & Décor
• Southwire
Red Banyan
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Red Banyan
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• Greenspan Public Adjusters
• Gunster Yoakley
• Ignite
• The LASIK Vision Institute
The Shelf
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The Shelf
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• St Pierre Bakery
• The Honest Company
• KISS
• Nite Ize
Ten Golden Rules
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Ten Golden Rules
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Luminate Marketing
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Luminate Marketing
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FLAVVRR
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FLAVVRR
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MMR Research Associates
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MMR Research Associates
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• Marriott
• Chick Fil A
• The Home Depot
• SC Johnson
Polaris Marketing Research
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Polaris Marketing Research
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• National Basketball Association
• Maddox Hargett & Caruso
Fire Bee
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Fire Bee
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• Georgia Craft Brewers Guild
• Tencate Grass
• Up tv
Know Agency
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Know Agency
Key Clients
• Avocados from Mexico
• Garden of Life
• Golo
• Grand Meadows
Marketwake
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Marketwake
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Socialllyin
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Socialllyin
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• TGI Friday´s
• Paccar
• Samsung
• Rush
BRAVE Public Relations
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BRAVE Public Relations
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• Bellyard
• Coca Cola
• Fernbank
• Kiehl´s
Jackson Spalding
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Jackson Spalding
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• Emory Healthcare
• Emory University
• FHL Bank
• Mendocino Farms
Eberly & Collard Public Relations
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Eberly & Collard Public Relations
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• GC Garcia
• SATA
• Trinity Lightweight
• Kingshaven
Liz Lapidus PR
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Liz Lapidus PR
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• Nacho Daddy
• Kimball
• Public Kitchen & Bar
• Tootsies
Angel Alliance Public Relations
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Angel Alliance Public Relations
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The Burnette Agency
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The Burnette Agency
Key Clients
• Abbadabba´s
• Atlanta Waterjet
• Gulf Community Church
• Nakato
M-Squared
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M-Squared
Key Clients
• Livingston
• The Georgian terrace
• The Candler Hotel
• Westin New Orleans
Alexis Chateau PR
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Alexis Chateau PR
Key Clients
• Valley Chevy
• Cloudficient
• Avallone Law Associates
• The Catnip Times
EXV Agency
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EXV Agency
Key Clients
• THE ART OF PROTEST
• STUFF'T FOOD TRUCK
• THE TOASTY AWARDS
360 Media
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360 Media
Key Clients
• Paces
• Miracle
• Riverset
• ADAC
Arketi Group
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Arketi Group
Key Clients
• Chep
• Agilysys
• DFIN
• Iron Mountain
Metafour
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Metafour
Key Clients
• Versima
• Stellar
• Big Heart
• OODAZU
Trevelino/Keller
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Trevelino/Keller
Key Clients
• Eight Plus
• B2AII
• Stretch Zone
• SOC
Marketing agencies are responsible for measures concerning the marketing mix, either in full or in part. They come in all shapes and forms with services ranging from just one particular area like communication or all — from price to sales.
Getting products to their target markets is one of the most crucial aspects of any business. Without the best possible strategy to do so, no business can actually become successful or even survive. Here comes independent agencies that assist businesses with successfully getting their products out to their target market through an array of services, ranging from planning to executing marketing strategies. Marketing agencies not only convert target audiences into customers but also ensure their retention along with sales and revenue improvement.
What is a marketing agency?
A marketing agency is a company that hires expert professionals from different fields, including activations, event management, public relations, advertising, and communications. This team works with various brands, celebrities, governments, or corporations to identify their needs and plan a promotional strategy for execution on different platforms.
Why are marketing agencies important?
There is a lot of information available in the market, and most of it is controlled and included in promotions. Customers often find it hard to remember all the brands and companies that exist, or sometimes, a celebrity needs to promote their work. Brands need to stand out constantly to be remembered by customers, and that’s why marketing agencies are important.
Marketing agencies work with clients to identify their needs and then strategize the promotions that will fit best. Often, internal brand teams are not able to look at the market holistically, and so their strategies can be short-sighted. Marketing agencies make it easier to create a wider impact.
Difference between a marketing agency & PR agency
A marketing agency will conduct a needs analysis and then plan different strategies. These strategies may or may not include advertising on traditional or online media, activations, a launch event, a seminar, or a public relations campaign. Marketing agencies can strategize based on what the brand requires and industry trends.
A public relations (PR) agency will focus on a good reputation management campaign. Although PR is part of marketing, it is an important promotion strategy that is cost-effective and builds an image. Third-party coverage provides more credibility than a paid advertisement for customers.