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AgencyQ is an interactive agency headquartered in Washington, DC. A diverse, award-winning team of consultants, designers, and technologists, together we explore, experiment, and collaborate to imagine one-of-a-kind ideas, beautiful designs, and clever, technology-driven solutions.
We`re an independent agency, made up of independent people. Thinkers, tinkerers, designers, writers, planners, poets, inventors, innovators and robot makers. Our independence defines us, not a holding company. Because while every agency can offer up the muscle, only a shop as independent as ours can put in the hustle necessary to create real results for your brand.
Strike Social is the global leader in social advertising across YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter and Pinterest. We manage the ad buys of the world`s largest agencies and brands, including 15 of the Fortune 100. As a result, we`ve been named Best B2B Startup in Chicago and a Red Herring 100 Winner for 2016.
Makers of results, Rauxa applies data, technology, and content to create measurable impact at maximum speed for clients that include Gap Inc., TGI Fridays, and Verizon. The country`s largest woman-owned independent advertising agency, Rauxa is powered by a team of more than 270 marketing professionals in seven locations across the country-defined by the distinction, "Head. Heart. Hustle."
Noble People is a creative media agency. Media planning is half of that equation. The real aim of media planning is to find ways to spend the least amount of money possible to achieve your business goal. The key to achieving this is understanding that media can be anything between a brand and an audience and that technology and innovation beats scale. But unless you`re asking experienced people with integrity to take that task on, you`re probably just in the game of media spending. And that game favors the guy with the most money. The other half of the equation is creativity. Creative media planning means finding smarter ways to make an impact. It`s what media planning should be, but sadly isn`t, so we make that distinction. It means making that money count.