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Acento

Multi-Channel Outreach Los Angeles, California, United States
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Acento is an integrated advertising and culture agency specializing in Hispanic advertising and integrated communications. Founded in 1983, the agency employs 100-249 people and serves multiple languages and cultures. Clients include Wells Fargo, CenturyLink, Pollo Campero, Northgate/Gonzalez Markets, TWN Sports, and Western Dental.

Acento is an integrated advertising and culture agency headquartered at 11400 W. Olympic Blvd. in Los Angeles, California. Founded in 1983, the agency describes close to 40 years of advertising excellence with deep roots in the Hispanic experience, and it serves multiple languages and cultures.

Acento employs between 100 and 249 people. Its DesignRush profile lists the minimum budget and average hourly rate as "Inquire," and the profile is unclaimed. The agency holds a 4.8 Google rating based on four reviews.

The agency provides Hispanic advertising and integrated communications services for its clients, and DesignRush lists it under direct marketing. Acento positions itself around activating the whole person rather than a segment, embracing people who navigate between cultures and languages situationally.

Acento's client roster includes California Wells Fargo, CenturyLink, Pollo Campero, Northgate/Gonzalez Markets, TWN Sports, Western Dental, Epson, and Supervalu. These clients span financial services, telecommunications, food and beverage, retail, healthcare, and sports.

Google reviewers describe Acento as an amazing, friendly, and diverse agency with a true family atmosphere and great talent, along with a beautiful space. The two visible Google reviews were left in 2017 and 2018.

Acento was also featured in a DesignRush press article titled "Multicultural Marketing Needs to Go Beyond Mere Translation."

Services

  • Direct Marketing
  • Hispanic Advertising
  • Integrated Communications

Industries Served

Financial Services Telecommunications Retail Food & Beverage Healthcare Sports

Team Size

100 - 249

Pros

  • Deep multicultural expertise rooted in the Hispanic experience, built over more than 40 years
  • Diverse multilingual team that activates audiences across languages and cultures
  • Established client roster including Wells Fargo, CenturyLink, Pollo Campero, and Northgate/Gonzalez Markets

Cons

  • Does not publish a minimum budget or average hourly rate
  • Unclaimed profile with only four Google reviews

Client Review Analysis

Positive Google reviews praise Acento's friendly, diverse, family-like atmosphere and talented team; the agency holds a 4.8 rating from four reviews.

Frequently Asked Questions

Acento provides Hispanic advertising, integrated communications, and direct marketing services for brands targeting multicultural audiences.
Acento is headquartered at 11400 W. Olympic Blvd. in Los Angeles, California, United States.
Acento employs between 100 and 249 people.
Acento was founded in 1983 and has more than 40 years of advertising experience.
Acento has worked with clients including Wells Fargo, CenturyLink, Pollo Campero, Northgate/Gonzalez Markets, TWN Sports, Western Dental, Epson, and Supervalu.
Acento focuses on the Hispanic experience and multicultural campaigns, activating audiences across multiple languages and cultures.
Acento holds a 4.8 Google rating based on four reviews.
Acento lists its minimum budget and average hourly rate as inquire on its DesignRush profile.
Acento's clients span financial services, telecommunications, food and beverage, retail, healthcare, and sports.
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