Last Year’s Top 3 U.S. Search Marketing Agencies Continue To Lead In 2013 Report

Every year, Ad Age ranks the top performing U.S. search marketing agencies based on the previous year’s U.S. and worldwide revenue. This year, the top three agencies held their 2012 report rankings, with iCrossing, 360i and iProspect coming in at No. 1, 2, and 3 on the list of largest U.S. search marketing agencies. 360i […]

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Ad Age agency listEvery year, Ad Age ranks the top performing U.S. search marketing agencies based on the previous year’s U.S. and worldwide revenue. This year, the top three agencies held their 2012 report rankings, with iCrossing, 360i and iProspect coming in at No. 1, 2, and 3 on the list of largest U.S. search marketing agencies.

360i was responsible for the fast-thinking Oreo tweet during the blackout at this year’s Superbowl. The agency also received a Facebook Studio Award for an Oreo social media marketing campaign. iCrossing recently received a Shorty Award for their Maker’s Mark #CocktailParty2012 social media campaign.

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360i and iCrossing were also named leaders in a Q4 2012 Forrester report evaluating search marketing agencies, along with Performics which ranked No. 5 on the Ad Age list. Other top ten Ad Age search marketing agencies that made the Forrester report included Covario and iProspect which were named strong performers, as well as Acronym which ranked as a contender on the Forrester report.

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