Best Marketing Agencies in Miami (2026)

Introduction

Miami's marketing agencies cover growth and performance work, public relations, and the Hispanic and Latin American marketing the city is known for. The 13 firms below were chosen for recent work, 2025 and 2026 recognition, and the strength of their client rosters.

Much of the city's marketing business is bilingual. Agencies here run US Hispanic programmes and pan-regional Latin American accounts from the same office, and several larger firms use Miami as their base for the region: Burson keeps a Miami team covering Latin America and the Caribbean, and LLYC runs its US business from Brickell. Growth specialists have arrived too. NoGood runs a Brickell office alongside its New York headquarters, and Pinecrest's Aisle3 made Adweek's 2026 Fastest Growing Agencies list.

Every firm here has an active office in Miami-Dade in 2026. The list is in no fixed order of merit. Idea-led creative shops are covered on our creative agencies page, and network advertising offices on the advertising agencies page.

The best marketing agencies in Miami

1. República Havas

Havas · Coral Way · republicahavas.com

Jorge A. Plasencia and Luis Casamayor founded República in 2006. It joined Havas in 2018 and is Havas's lead multicultural agency in the US, working from its own building on Coral Way with offices in New York. The Drum named it Miami Agency of the Year in 2025, and its health unit won Best Hispanic Campaign of the Year at the 2025 DTC National Conference.

The offer covers advertising, media, PR, social, experiential and health marketing. Clients include Toyota, PepsiCo, Goya, Wendy's, AARP and Baptist Health. In 2026 it began a three-year engagement with Olive Oils From Spain and launched "All in a Drop" in July, and it joined the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau's roster of partners in 2025.

2. BODEN

Independent · Miami · bodenagency.com

BODEN is an independent, minority- and female-owned communications agency led by founder and CEO Natalie Boden. It works from Miami with further offices in New York and New Jersey, Dallas and Los Angeles, and has been named PR Agency of the Year by Ad Age and Small Agency of the Year by PRWeek.

Its work starts from earned media and culture, aimed at Hispanic and wider US audiences, through a listening process it calls Escucha. Services run from media relations and corporate communications to influencer partnerships, social and experiential. PepsiCo, McDonald's and Target are among its clients.

3. rbb Communications

Independent, women-owned · Coral Gables · rbbcommunications.com

rbb has worked from South Florida since 1975 and is led by CEO and managing partner Christine Barney. It is WBENC-certified and has a team of more than 60 people. It has been named US Small Agency of the Year, and it was recognised as a 2026 Top Workplace in Florida.

The agency describes itself as a national integrated communications firm, combining PR, advertising, digital, crisis work and Hispanic marketing. Clients include Hyatt, DHL, Virgin Voyages, Cleveland Clinic Florida and the Miami Marlins. Average client and staff tenure is nine years, according to the agency.

4. Roar Media

Independent · Coral Gables · roarmedia.com

Roar Media is an integrated marketing agency run by president and CEO Jacques Hart from Giralda Avenue in Coral Gables. It covers strategy, creative, media planning, PR, content and technology, and holds Google and Meta partner status. Its work has won several Webby and W3 Awards.

The agency is strongest in travel, hospitality and lifestyle, serving clients across the Americas. Royal Caribbean, World of Hyatt, LATAM Airlines, Diageo, Lennar and Aventura Mall are on its roster.

5. NoGood

Founder-led · Brickell · nogood.io

NoGood is a growth marketing agency founded by CEO Mostafa ElBermawy. It is headquartered in SoHo, New York, and runs offices in Brickell and Dubai. The agency organises its teams as cross-functional "growth squads" and has been recognised by the Shorty, Webby and Drum awards.

Services span paid search and social, SEO and answer engine optimisation (AEO), conversion rate optimisation, lifecycle marketing and analytics, with fractional CMO support. It focuses on SaaS, B2B, fintech, healthcare and ecommerce, and clients include TikTok, MongoDB, Intuit, Citi and P&G. Retainers average above $20,000 a month, according to the agency.

6. Aisle3

Pinecrest · aisle3.com

Aisle3 is an Amazon-first marketplace agency for challenger brands. It ranked 38th on Adweek's 2026 Fastest Growing Agencies list, with 87% growth, in the digital category.

The team handles marketplace strategy, advertising, catalogue management, copy and creative, brand protection and fulfilment operations, using a working method it calls SOAR. For consumer brands where Amazon is the main sales channel, it is a more focused option than a full-service shop.

7. LLYC

Publicly listed, Madrid · Brickell · llyc.global

LLYC is a Madrid-headquartered marketing and corporate affairs firm with 22 offices in 13 countries. Its US business is run by CEO Mike Houston, with the Miami office at 600 Brickell Avenue alongside New York, Detroit, Grand Rapids and Phoenix. It has since retired the Lambert brand, a US agency it acquired, and now works under the LLYC name in every market.

The Miami team works with companies operating between the US and Latin America, on market entry, M&A communications, crisis management and US Hispanic marketing. LLYC placed in the top five of The Deal's Q2 2026 private equity league table for PR firms, and its Missouri Department of Health vaccine-confidence campaign won seven awards.

8. Burson

WPP · Downtown · bursonglobal.com

Burson was formed in July 2024 from the merger of BCW and Hill & Knowlton, and is owned by WPP. Burson Miami, on South Biscayne Boulevard, is one of 16 US offices and houses a regional team whose work extends across Latin America and the Caribbean.

In the region, Burson works alongside its sister brands JeffreyGroup and Máquina, under Latin America CEO Brian Burlingame. For multinational clients, it suits corporate reputation, public affairs and crisis briefs that need one team across several markets.

9. Chemistry Cultura

Part of Chemistry · Miami · chemistryagency.com/cultura

Chemistry Cultura, formerly Pinta, is the Latino-led multicultural practice of Chemistry, an independent agency with offices in Atlanta, Pittsburgh, New York and Miami. Chemistry acquired Pinta, a cross-cultural agency, and renamed it in 2022, and the practice is led by Mike Valdes-Fauli. Chemistry was named an Ad Age A-List Standout Agency in 2026.

The Latino-led team handles strategy, creative, communications, social, influencer, media and production. Clients include the NFL, Coca-Cola, Heineken, Johnnie Walker, Florida Blue and Carnival Cruise Line.

10. CIEN+

Independent · Miami · cien.plus

CIEN+ is a Miami-based, minority- and woman-owned agency network built around cultural intelligence. Liliana Gil Valletta and Enrique Arbelaez founded it in 2010 as XL Alliance, renaming it CIEN+ in 2016. It has offices in Dallas, New York, Los Angeles, Denver, Bogotá and Medellín, and Ad Age listed it among ten independent agency networks for brands to know.

The firm combines research and analytics with campaign work, using its own AI insights platform, Human Dot Plus, to size opportunities among multicultural consumers. PepsiCo and the NFL are clients, and it has a notable pharma practice.

11. Max Borges Agency

Miami · maxborgesagency.com

Max Borges Agency is a Miami PR firm specialising in consumer technology, founded in 2002 and with further offices in San Francisco and New York. More than 35 media relations staff place coverage for product launches, backed by data storytelling and its own influencer arm, Maxed Influence.

Clients include DJI, Marshall, Strava, Gozney, Roland and Monos. It suits hardware and consumer electronics brands that need launch coverage and product reviews.

12. Digital Silk

Privately held · Sunny Isles Beach · digitalsilk.com

Digital Silk is a digital agency founded by CEO Gabriel Shaoolian, with headquarters on Collins Avenue in Sunny Isles Beach and offices in New York, Chicago and San Diego. It employs more than 150 people.

Its services combine website and ecommerce builds with SEO, paid search, email and social marketing, which suits B2B and mid-market firms that need site and demand generation in one place. Clients have included Google, Microsoft, Sony, HP and the NFL.

13. The Weinbach Group

Dadeland · weinbachgroup.com

The Weinbach Group is a marketing communications firm on South Dadeland Boulevard with more than 35 years of advertising and PR experience. It works mostly in healthcare, PR, digital and Hispanic marketing, and holds Google Partner status.

Its healthcare clients include Mount Sinai Medical Center, Jackson Health System and University of Miami Health System, alongside cultural institutions and nonprofits. Hospitals and practices with complex services and bilingual patient bases are its core market.

What to look for in a Miami marketing agency

Start with the language and market question. Many Miami agencies work in English and Spanish, but there is a difference between a firm that translates a general-market plan and one that builds Hispanic or Latin American programmes from its own research. Ask to see work made for the audience you need, and ask which markets the team has run campaigns in.

Be clear about the measure of success before choosing a type of agency. Growth and marketplace shops such as NoGood and Aisle3 report on pipeline, revenue and return on ad spend. PR-led firms such as BODEN and rbb work towards coverage, reputation and influence, which are slower to measure but often matter more for a launch or a crisis. Many briefs need both, so check how an agency would hand over to, or work with, the other kind.

Check who owns the data and the accounts. Ad accounts, analytics properties and marketplace listings should sit in your name, with the agency given access. For regional work, ask how reporting is consolidated across countries and currencies.

Finally, look at the day-to-day process. Bilingual work doubles the number of assets, versions and approvals, and a campaign across five markets can produce hundreds of files. Agencies with a clear review flow, and a single place where clients can find the latest approved version, are easier to work with over a long relationship.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best marketing agency in Miami?

It depends on the brief. For multicultural marketing, República Havas was The Drum's Miami Agency of the Year in 2025. For growth and performance work, NoGood runs a Brickell office, and Aisle3 made Adweek's 2026 Fastest Growing Agencies list. For PR-led programmes, BODEN and rbb Communications are both long-established and award-winning.

Which Miami agencies specialise in Hispanic and multicultural marketing?

República Havas, BODEN, Chemistry Cultura and CIEN+ all build their work around Hispanic and multicultural audiences. rbb Communications and The Weinbach Group also run Hispanic marketing practices alongside their general-market work.

What is the difference between a marketing agency and an advertising agency?

Marketing agencies on this list cover the wider funnel: search, paid social, marketplaces, PR, content and analytics, usually measured on business results. Advertising agencies concentrate on campaign ideas and media for brand advertising. If you need a network office or a campaign-led shop, see our list of advertising agencies in Miami.

Can a Miami agency run Latin American campaigns?

Yes. Several firms here manage regional work from Miami. Burson's Miami office houses a team covering Latin America and the Caribbean, and LLYC runs its US business from Brickell with offices across Latin America. Ask how the agency staffs each market and whether it uses local partners.

How much does a Miami marketing agency cost?

Fees vary widely by scope. Specialist growth agencies usually work on monthly retainers: NoGood says its average retainer starts above $20,000 a month. PR firms and integrated agencies typically quote retainers or project fees after a scoping conversation, and paid media budgets are billed separately.

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