Streets, not boardrooms, shaped Enlarge Media Group's start in 2009, and that guerilla marketing background still runs through how the Los Angeles agency handles branding, social media, content, and web work. The company has run social media campaigns since the days of Myspace and was marketing brands on Facebook before that platform offered a company page, giving its partners, who each carry close to two decades of experience, a long view of how digital marketing has shifted.
Work runs on what the agency calls a Multi-Platform Approach, spanning branding, web design, web development, and content marketing rather than a single channel, with everything kept anchored to the end user. Data collection stays central to that process: results get monitored on an ongoing basis, and messaging shifts as new data comes in rather than sitting untouched after launch.
Intake conversations with prospective clients tend to start from a direct set of questions the agency puts to every brand it takes on — whether a company is building a new identity or rehabilitating an old one, whether its design team actually understands the brand, whether social media makes sense for the business, whether industry influencers are talking about it, and whether captivating content has been hard to produce. Those questions frame the branding, social, content, and web engagements the agency takes on for companies working through similar friction points.