Ever since 2005, Thrive Internet Marketing Agency has been helping businesses grow and prosper with its selection of advertising and marketing services.

It helps its clients get the best return on investment (ROI) possible — something that any business of any industry would love to achieve.

With Thrive’s display of harmonious teamwork, we think such a goal can easily be within an arm’s reach for those considering its services.

After all, a lot of its clients seem to love the kind of output that the agency can create. This includes a variety of creative works designed to connect to target audiences.

When you avail of Thrive’s services, you can look forward to a detailed explanation of how its team works throughout the advertising process.

We think this is more or less the standard when you’re technically entrusting the growth of your business to any third-party team.

This way, you’re not just merely handing over a blank canvas to an artist and letting his imaginations go wild. Rather, it’ll be a partnership in which you’re an essential part of the process and you’ll never be left in the dark about your own project.

Part of the reason that you’ll be a lot more aware is because of Thrive’s detailed reporting systems that keep track of your goals on the fly.

Though if there was one weak point in the process that it can improve on, it’s definitely its inefficiency to send official proposals and updates on time. That seems to be the only thing dragging down its overall management and availability.

Miller Ad Agency is another full-service advertising agency that’s apparently been performing strongly in both traditional and digital advertising approaches.

Miller’s been in the game for over 30 years. Whether it’s for Fortune 500 companies or smaller businesses, it’s been pretty consistent in providing high-quality advertising.

Despite being engaged in very competitive industries, Miller’s team is highly adept at using the right approach to attract the most attention.

Whether it’s creating a new website or adding any content to boost engagements, its team is very thorough and analytical from beginning to end.

All of the things above can be attributed to Miller’s naturally strategic nature in planning. Such nature has been deeply rooted in its company culture for decades.

We think this is one of the key things to its consistent performance over the years.

Anything that constantly brings about good things within a company should be retained unless rendered obsolete by the change of time.

The ability to strategize is one of those things that would never go out of fashion, though. What is a bit old-fashioned is some of Miller’s approaches that also include the use of dated technology.

While the “traditional” approach is part of its overall business model, it sort of begs the question if it can be done in an even more modern and efficient way.

To add to this, Miller does seem to stick to serving the same industries throughout the years. We would love to see a bit more variety in the type of industries it can reach out to.

But hey, there is such a thing as “if it’s not broken, then don’t fix it.” The good news is that Miller is focusing more on researching new strategies lately.

This is definitely something to look forward to for its own prospective clients.

One of The Loomis Agency’s main selling points appears to be helping the underdogs of the business world climb to the top. 

It rather executes so quite impressively. If there’s one company that could be the physical reincarnation of a blaze of motivation, then Loomis ought to be that company.

Helping various challenger brands bring out the best results for their projects, Loomis is an agency that’s definitely capable of reigniting the inner flames of such brands.

If you take a look at its own team, you’ll find no shortage of both in-house and outsourced members that are all professionals in their jobs.

It’s honestly an impressive show of cultivating a unique working environment for a team. We think this ultimately leads to a team that’s able to think outside the box.

Loomis has a wide selection of strategic, creative, and media-related services. Now it makes even more sense for it to also source competent people outside to tag along.

We can say that this is what it probably means to have strength in numbers. 

For the people of Loomis, maintaining a lot of partnerships, whether through clients or their own colleagues, is something they do a really good job at.

It’s no wonder that a lot of challenger brands turn to Loomis. It’s deadset on adhering to its tagline of being “the voice of the underdog.”

We like underdog stories just as much as the next guy. But there’s still one thing to keep in mind when working with Loomis.

The management can get pretty hectic sometimes, which means that its overall availability could be affected. It does have quite a big team and tons of clients, so this kind of setback is no surprise to us.

Agency Creative (AC) brings out its client’s A-game by utilizing a combination of rich ideas and a uniquely client-centric approach to reel in potential customers.

AC’s team really likes to start things off with a strong strategic foundation for all of its services. For them, it’s a tried-and-true formula that has worked for over two decades.

What we like about AC is that it utilizes its own tracking tool that displays all essential metrics in a client’s project.

Simply but cleverly called “RADAR”, it’s pretty much your eye in the sky for everything that needs close monitoring to ensure you’re on your way to getting that sweet ROI.

Not only is it generally a great way to use modern tech in advertising, but it also speaks of AC’s efforts to present actual tangible results to each of its clients.

We can see that it’s an agency that’s very meticulous and invested in building up the story of any brand. It’s also able to set clear goals and follow even the most narrow of timeframes. 

There are definitely very hardworking people behind AC’s team, and we’re not just talking about the upper management.

But maybe said people are working a little bit too hard, as we’ve heard that AC has had some history of employee mistreatment in the past.

This can be in the form of taking up too many projects for the employees to do, and even having a downright toxic management culture.

While this may not be something that has anything to do directly with client satisfaction, it certainly raises a red flag that could affect the overall output being produced.

We obviously believe that mistreatment shouldn’t exist in any kind of workplace, regardless if it involves the clients or not.

There are better ways to maintain happy clients while also having happy employees, and the aforementioned case surely isn’t one of them.

Juelzs Marketing gives its clients access to a variety of advertising and marketing services, which also includes some that you can take a crack at yourself.

When it comes to being part of the advertising process, this is literally a big step, especially when you have a lot more free time for your project.

One of Juelzs’ notable features is its own free website builder with a ton of design options to make your website look exactly how you want it to be.

We like the ease of use that it has, and we think you’ll be at it for hours if you’ve got that much time, to begin with.

And don’t worry if you struggle to come up with ideas, as Juelzs does a pretty great job of offering advice and guidance when it comes to advertising.

As for its own non-DIY services, its team or “herd of nerds” has been proven professional and efficient in all sorts of creative designs for websites.

The CEO himself, Jay Backus, pays great attention to the requests of every client which leads to an overall positive sentiment towards his business.

While Juelzs may not be as big as the other agencies, it still possesses a great potential that could rival others that have been in the game for decades.

When you consider that people have been loving its competitive service quotes as well, then it’s even more clear how it gained a lot of traction over the years.

There is one case that is a bit concerning about Juelzs in regards to logo-making. We’ve heard that it apparently copy-and-pasted an already existing logo for a new customer, and it never answered back after it was called out for it.

Though we don’t exactly know who enabled this kind of service within its team, it shows a dishonest and unprofessional way of working regardless.