We consider client services to be an art form. A formidable balance among client needs, strategic thinking and championing the creative work–and the occasional beer at our upstairs bar.
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Art directors. Copywriters. Designers. Technologists. CDs. ACDs. Pirates. We’ve got ’em all. While everyone has their strengths, our best work happens when we abandon titles and collaborate.
Our media team is a well-oiled planning, buying and negotiating machine. They’re tough, passionate, strategic, curious and, as voiced by more than one client, completely awesome.
Problem solving is at the heart of everything we do. Starting with a full analysis of our client’s brand and market, our strategists deliver deep consumer insights that inspire our work.
When they’re not programming complex algorithms, our tech gurus are busy developing things we’ve never heard of. In fact, they just shifted the technology paradigm again.
Our Ignited Films department is constantly producing high-quality content for our clients. They direct. They edit. They mix. They play soccer at lunch. And they make cinematic miracles happen daily.
Our social media team does everything from strategy to campaign extensions. And since it’s all about connections, our crew is just as likely to be working an event as tweeting about it.
We believe in being accountable for our work. Detailed analytics are part of every project we do, and our math nerds can give you a report that just skims the surface or goes Good Will Hunting deep.
The less we see of our experiential team, the better. Not because we don't like them, but because it means they’re making sure things go smoothly, from trade shows to exhibits to street teams.
Ignited Labs encourages employees to submit proposals for start-up ventures. Viable ideas will be developed into real businesses, owned and run by in-house entrepreneurs.
Ignited has been working with federal government agencies since 2002, developing impactful marketing campaigns. And in 2011, we were awarded a GSA schedule 541 contract.
We believe that marketing will change more in the next 5 years than in the last 50. That doesn’t scare us; it excites us. We see the opportunities that lie ahead and can’t wait to be a part of them.
