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That Media Thing

B2B Lead Generation Media House, 1 Widcombe Parade, Bath BA2 4JT, United Kingdom
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That Media Thing is a consultant-first B2B marketing partner for lean-to-mid-sized teams, building Ideal Customer Profiles and turning them into high-intent campaigns across content, paid media, design, and video. The agency also helps brands stay visible in Generative Engine Optimisation and AI-driven discovery. Clients include IBC, Imagen, Reuters, Synamedia, RCS, and LiveU.

That Media Thing is a consultant-first B2B marketing partner based in Bath, United Kingdom, serving lean-to-mid-sized teams that need sharper strategy, faster execution, and measurable results. The agency's roots in specialist media and journalism inform its storytelling, audience insight, and commercial focus across every project.

The agency builds Ideal Customer Profiles (ICPs) and turns them into high-intent campaigns spanning content, paid media, design, and video. It also helps brands stay visible in the age of Generative Engine Optimisation (GEO) and AI-driven discovery, with services covering paid advertising, branding, content creation, social media, video production, account-based marketing, search engine optimization, and email marketing.

That Media Thing operates with a team of 11 to 25 people and works with any budget. The team holds certifications in Inbound, Content Marketing, and Digital Marketing, and serves clients across Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and North America.

The agency is trusted by IBC, Imagen, Reuters, Synamedia, RCS, and LiveU, building long-term partnerships that grow year on year across demand generation, trade-show impact, and design bottlenecks. Its focus is the marketing services industry.

No verified client reviews are on record for the agency, and its public rating stands at 0.0 out of 5. The agency positions itself as a transparent, collaborative, ROI-driven extension of client teams.

Services

  • Paid Advertising
  • Branding
  • Content Creation
  • Social Media
  • Video Production
  • Account based marketing
  • Search Engine Optimization
  • Email Marketing

Industries Served

Marketing services

Team Size

11 to 25

Pros

  • Consultant-first approach with roots in specialist media and journalism
  • Focus on Ideal Customer Profiles and high-intent campaign execution
  • Helps brands stay visible in Generative Engine Optimisation and AI-driven discovery
  • Holds certifications in Inbound, Content Marketing, and Digital Marketing

Cons

  • No verified client reviews on record

Client Review Analysis

Rated 0.0/5 from 0 verified reviews

Frequently Asked Questions

That Media Thing provides paid advertising, branding, content creation, social media, video production, account-based marketing, search engine optimization, and email marketing.
The agency focuses on the marketing services industry and works with B2B clients across media, technology, and broadcast sectors.
The agency is based at Media House, 1 Widcombe Parade, Bath BA2 4JT, United Kingdom.
The agency employs between 11 and 25 people.
The team holds certifications in Inbound, Content Marketing, and Digital Marketing.
The agency serves clients in Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and North America.
The agency works with any budget and tailors engagement to client needs.
The agency has worked with IBC, Imagen, Reuters, Synamedia, RCS, and LiveU.
Yes, the agency helps brands stay visible in Generative Engine Optimisation and AI-driven discovery.
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