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Shipp Media Group Canada

Branding & Design Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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Full-service advertising and media agency in Toronto offering digital marketing, branding, video production, public relations, SEO, social media marketing, and web design. Founded in 2017 with roots in commercial television production dating to the late 1980s.

Shipp Media Group Canada is a full-service advertising and media agency headquartered at 100 King Street West in Toronto, operating under the tagline "Evolve and Conquer." Founded in 2017, the company traces its roots to commercial television production in the late 1980s and media consulting in the 1990s, with experience serving clients both regionally and nationally.

The agency employs between 50 and 99 people, charges an average hourly rate of $175, and requires a minimum budget inquiry. Its expertise spans research and strategy as a media buyer, award-winning television production, print and digital advertising, and public relations, positioning itself as a MARCOM navigator for clients.

Services cover digital marketing, creative services, branding, video production, public relations, SEO, advertising, social media marketing, and web design. The agency also works as a retail and commercial sales trainer and management planner, aiming to meet client goals internally to solidify success externally.

Managing partner James Shipp is a 25-year senior marketing and advertising management executive with award-winning creative and strategic marketing research experience nationally and internationally. His agency and broadcast work includes Subaru, Mitsubishi Motors, Pepsi Cola West, NCAA, NBA, ESPN, CTV, and CBS Sports.

The client roster includes Monster Audio, LaserTech, WOW C.T.S., Pepsi Cola West, Napa Film Festival, Las Vegas Realty, CHAR, and Ninkasi Brewing. The portfolio features a digital marketing project for iSport/Boombox spec runs.

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Services

  • Digital Marketing
  • Creative Services
  • Digital Services
  • Branding
  • Video Production
  • Public Relations
  • SEO
  • Advertising
  • Social Media Marketing
  • Web Design

Team Size

50 - 99

Pros

  • Managing partner James Shipp brings 25 years of senior marketing and advertising management experience
  • Award-winning creative and strategic marketing research experience nationally and internationally
  • Diverse client roster including Pepsi Cola West, Monster Audio, and Ninkasi Brewing

Frequently Asked Questions

The agency provides digital marketing, branding, video production, public relations, SEO, advertising, social media marketing, and web design.
The agency is headquartered at 100 King Street West in Toronto, Canada.
The agency employs between 50 and 99 people.
The average hourly rate is $175, and the minimum budget is available on request.
The agency was founded in 2017, though its roots go back to commercial television production in the late 1980s.
Clients include Monster Audio, Pepsi Cola West, Ninkasi Brewing, Napa Film Festival, and Las Vegas Realty.
James Shipp serves as managing partner and principal, with 25 years of marketing and advertising management experience.
Yes, the agency offers public relations services as part of its full-service marketing offering.
The agency acts as a MARCOM navigator, covering research, media strategy, creative production, and sales training to meet client goals.
The agency works with retail and commercial businesses across regional and national markets.
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