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Inbound Marketing Weekly Wrap Up #1

Ah Friday. The weekend has arrived. What better time to pour yourself a cool lemonade and catch up on some of this week’s most interesting inbound marketing articles? Read More  Read More

Are Small Agencies Really More Creative and Agile?

Previously, we asserted that one key reason to choose to work with a smaller marketing agency is personal attention and access to the top people. In contrast, large agencies, by definition, have lots of people working and billing. But we all know it’s hard to find top talent. A single agency can only hold on to so many great, creative people for so long. Many who remain are inevitably mediocre. Why do you see so many new boutique agencies starting?... Read More

How Important Is Vertical Industry Experience?

The short answer is, “It depends”. When you are being pitched by a marketing agency, they may be able to show that, as an agency, they have worked with five other clients in your industry. That doesn’t necessarily mean that anybody assigned to your account team has that industry experience. Large agencies in particular have their own list of incentives about how they staff your project that are not always in your best interest. Read... Read More

Getting the Most Out of Your Online Marketing

Welcome! We’re so glad you’re here. In the eleven years we’ve been in the online marketing business, similar questions keep coming up from clients and prospects all throughout the arc of our relationship. In the early going, when companies are in their “online dating” phase, many of them are unsure how to even go about finding the right agency to work with. How should agencies best be evaluated? What are the right questions... Read More

How Well Do You Know Your Agency Team?

They say that choosing an agency partner is a lot like getting married after the first date. It can be awfully difficult to “date” an agency without getting serious right away. So how do you make sure you’re not going to wake up one morning and realize you don’t recognize the person on the other side of the bed? Read More  Read More

About Us

Abstract Edge is a creative boutique online marketing agency that has launched new brands for Clairol and Vera Wang, inspired a million moms to march on Washington, assisted American Idol’s fight against malaria, and helped increase web traffic so successfully for Discover Magazine that it was recently acquired.


Our primary offices are in New York and Baltimore and we have clients throughout the US. You can read more about us here.