SDS is a digital marketing agency based in Tallahassee, Florida, and we're proud to be recognized as No. 638 on the Inc. 5000 - Inc. Magazine's list of America's fastest-growing private companies. And we're proud to be home to the best digital media team in the country.
But our goal isn't to brag. It isn't even about us. Our goal is helping you get there.
For some, it's about driving up name ID and increasing brand value while others are looking to drive direct sales online. Either way, we're a marketing firm that relies on research, and we take the time to learn everything we can about your business and industry so that we can create and execute a plan to get you there.
We are an advertising agency known for our candor, transparency, and initiative.
We'll be honest with you when we evaluate a plan. For us, that sometimes means we tell you to spend less in digital advertising or that you need to try a media or service we don't sell.
We'll tell you exactly how we plan to spend your advertising dollars, disclose all fees in an easy-to-read document, and give you access to a real-time performance dashboard with your metrics.
We don't hide from challenges. If we notice something is not working well, we reevaluate. If we see something is high-performing, we'll recommend you double down on it. The performance of your campaign is our business.
We are not only skilled advertising practitioners, but also marketing industry thought-leaders. Our ideas are often included in advertising industry publications, and we host a weekly podcast focused on the latest marketing and advertising news.
1. The Wedge That Won't Work
2. A Term for That
3. Staring At The Sun
Joe wrote a short and simple memo on how to 10x our team's copywriting skills. The tips were so useful we wanted to share them with everyone.
Matt Farrar has useful advice about last minute video for a campaign, and going live.
On July 9, Joe Clements published “The ‘big picture’ predictions on Election 2018,” which shared the reasons he thought Andrew Gillum would win the Democratic primary for governor. Where does he stand now?
shots fired from Snapchat to Facebook, and more.
