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An “agency for agencies”

By Brian St. Cyr on Fri, Aug 02, 2024 @ 10:00 AM |

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How Mediaspace can be an integral part of agency teams from behind the scenes

According to a recent Adweek article, as “more agencies are revisiting media integration to keep up with marketers’ needs,” many are finding it a “challenging task .. to tackle,” one that requires an investment in “expert-level talent.” 

Enter Mediaspace, a full-service print and digital media planning and buying agency with decades of industry experience and relationships – which acts as an “agency for agencies,” supporting media teams at every stage of the process.

Here’s how.  

  • Mediaspace provides increased bandwidth, acting as extension of the agency team or offering white-labeled work behind the scenes.   
  • Independently owned, Mediaspace is publisher and platform agnostic, with expertise in print, digital, OOH, radio and more. 
  • Mediaspace takes a strategic approach and is at the forefront of understanding trends and testing new vehicles. 
  • Mediaspace leverages its proprietary research tools, making their team uniquely able to guide planning and buying, driving optimal ROI.  
  • Mediaspace takes a flexible approach, outlining roles and responsibilities based on need.
  • With dedicated account teams, Mediaspace’s constant focus is on delivering superior service and powerful results.  

As one agency partner says, “Mediaspace provides us with top knowledge in the industry across all markets, even our own. Working with Mediaspace has helped us to streamline our process internally and has saved us time and stress.”

The bottom line: No matter how large, small, new or established an agency’s media capabilities are, Mediaspace can bolster expertise, increase bandwidth and help achieve unprecedented results for clients.

Reach out to Mediaspace to find out more about how they can create a customized, flexible plan that supports your agency’s media goals. 

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