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Brigade and the Question That Sold the Movie
A New York agency found its edge by treating publicity, social, creative, and media as one continuous conversation - then letting audiences finish the sentence.
Everywhere Agency Learned the Internet’s Oldest Trick: People Trust People
Before “influencer” became a line item, an Atlanta shop built a business around the stubborn fact that recommendations travel better through people than through media plans. Then the rest of advertising caught up.
The Agency That Was Already at Work When the Office Disappeared
Social Element bet on remote work before Facebook existed. When everyone else had to improvise, the 255-person agency spent three weeks rewriting its offer - and discovered that giving help away could be an unusually effective way to grow.
The Spider Donut That Ate the Media Plan
Cornelia Creative bet that the cheapest media channel was a joke people would repeat. Then a badly behaved doughnut delivered 2.9 billion earned impressions - with no paid media and less than $5,000 in production.
The Quiet Advantage of Listening Before You Post
Most social agencies begin with something to say. Leadtail begins with someone worth understanding - then works backward from buyers, experts and the conversations already in motion.
Komodo Turned the Holiday Brochure Into a Live Competition
Four friends built a social agency around a useful suspicion: people do not want to watch another destination ad. So Komodo made the audience part of the itinerary.
Katalyst PR Bet on Fewer Brands - Then Made a City Impossible to Scroll Past
The Southern California agency built its business by refusing the usual agency temptation: more clients, more noise, more everything. Its Visit San Diego work shows what happened when local taste, persistent distribution and a disclosed $50,000 media budget met the modern feed.
The Beauty Agency That Treats Comments Like Customer Service
Mimi Banks spent 15 years inside L’Oréal. Then she built a remote agency around a deceptively unglamorous idea: the comment section is where a beauty brand proves whether it is listening.
The Agency That Treats the Red Carpet Like a Newsroom
A Kiehl’s Earth Day assignment showed Lisa Jammal that social media needed its own backstage crew. She built one - part publicist, part production desk, trained to publish before the moment goes cold.
The Influencer Agency That Put 50,000 Creators Through a Filter
Hello There Collective built an agency around a useful suspicion: a large following is not the same thing as influence. Its answer is part talent network, part content studio and part performance-marketing lab.
Collectively Built the Influencer Machine Big Brands Actually Trust
The agency turned a messy trade in sponsored posts into an operating system for brand influence. Its real product is not reach - it is repeatability, from the creator brief to the sales report.
Hepmil Singapore
Hepmil is a Singapore-headquartered influencer, content and social media agency that grew out of the viral comedy platform SGAG. Through its Hepmil Creators' Network of 3,000-plus creators, it connects more than 450 brands with young audiences across six Southeast Asian markets, blending local humor, culturally-tuned content and social commerce. Founded in 2015 by Karl Mak and Adrian Ang, the group was acquired by Publicis Groupe in October 2025 to form the region's first end-to-end influencer solution.