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An award winning full-service creative agency with offices in Los Angeles and New York.
We are a dynamic creative agency for more than 100 brands. We offer a full suite of essential services including strategy and execution across sports and entertainment, experience, celebrity and influencer procurement, digital and social, shopper and promotion, and content production.
Big Happy is a company that provides a turnkey approach to rich media at scale, delivering experiences through ads that consumers remember.
A digital marketing leader since 1996, Didit provides full-service online advertising and marketing services with award-winning expertise and innovation. Recognized as a 2007 Inc. 500, Deloitte Fast 50 and Fast 500 company, Didit continues to lead the evolution of auctioned media management and online marketing with keen insight, technological know-how and a passion for advancing search and online media. Didit’s aptitude for strategic planning, incorporating best-of-breed technology and advanced analytics, delivers unmatched results for more than 100 clients across all major verticals. Our full-service approach applies multi-faceted skill sets, combining top-tier SEM and SEO management, implementing Google PLAs and Comparison Shopping Engine feeds, and devising important Social Media strategies that create a holistic synergy of online marketing tools.
Simmons Sharpe was founded in 2015, by Bill Sharpe, the former chairman of Havas Canada, and Heather Simmons, the former CMO of Dell Canada. At Dell, Heather was Bills client for 9 years. Remarkably, they still like each other. They lead the company from hipsterville, better known as Queen East, in Toronto. Most of the actual work however, is done in Halifax, where Mitchell Hunter runs the show. The Simmons Sharpe difference is our focus on end-to-end demand generation and measurement. And by end-to-end, we mean including customer care and sales in marketing initiatives, and automating and measuring from impression to signed contract. Because marketing matters most when it impacts bottom-line sales and builds long-term relationships with customers.