Best Social Media Agencies in Miami (2026)

Introduction

Miami's social media agencies range from international social-first shops with offices in Wynwood to creator platforms and bilingual specialists that run campaigns for US Hispanic and Latin American audiences. The 11 firms below were chosen for recent work, the strength of their client rosters and how clearly they show what they do.

Much of the city's social work is planned for two languages and several countries at once. VaynerMedia opened its Wynwood office in 2024 as its hub for Latin America, and The Social Shepherd runs its US social and influencer work from a few blocks away. Creator businesses have grown here too: Influur, founded by four Latina co-founders, raised a $10 million Series A in November 2024, and Brazil's social-first agency DOJO opened a Miami office in 2025. Creator commerce is now a standard part of the offer, with several firms on this list running TikTok Shop programmes alongside organic and paid social.

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 full-funnel growth and PR firms on the marketing agencies page.

The best social media agencies in Miami

1. VaynerMedia

Wynwood · vaynermedia.com

VaynerMedia is a social-first agency headquartered in New York, with offices across North America, Europe, Latin America and Asia-Pacific. Its Miami office on NW 28th Street opened in 2024 and acts as the agency's hub for Latin America, alongside a separate Mexico City office.

The Miami team offers creative, media, strategy, PR, commerce, influencer and talent management, and analytics. The Drum listed it among Miami's agencies to watch in 2025, citing work for Budweiser, DraftKings, Planters and the NWSL. In 2026 the agency has been advising clients on AI search visibility, which it calls AEO, alongside its social work.

2. The Social Shepherd

Independent · Wynwood · thesocialshepherd.com

The Social Shepherd is an independent social agency with offices in London, Bath, New York and Miami, where it works from NW 27th Street. It describes itself as a full-funnel social partner and says it has been named Best Large Social Agency three years running, with more than 200 clients over the last seven years.

Services cover social strategy, content and community management, paid social and search, creative production, influencer and UGC campaigns, and TikTok Shop management. Clients include Uniqlo, Asics, Arla, Bark and The Peninsula. It suits consumer brands that want organic, paid and creator work run by one team.

3. The Influencer Marketing Factory

Founder-led · Downtown · theinfluencermarketingfactory.com

The Influencer Marketing Factory is an influencer and social agency led by co-founder and CEO Alessandro Bogliari. Its headquarters address is on West Flagler Street in Downtown Miami, with a second office in New York and team members in Los Angeles, Chicago, London, Milan and Amsterdam.

It runs creator campaigns across TikTok, Instagram, YouTube and Twitch, with UGC production, paid amplification, talent management, social media management and TikTok Shop services. The agency says it has delivered more than 5,000 campaigns. Clients include Google, Meta, Hyundai, Kimberly-Clark, Coinbase and Rakuten, and it also offers market research on the creator economy.

4. Influur

Venture-backed · Miami · influur.com

Influur is a Miami-based influencer marketing company founded in 2021 by CEO Alessandra Angelini, Valeria Angelini, Paula Coleman and Chief Influencer Officer Fefi Oliveira. Its $10 million Series A in November 2024 was led by Point72 Ventures and HTwenty Capital, with Sofía Vergara and Thalía among its angel investors.

It now describes itself as an AI influencer marketing agent, matching brands with creators and handling campaigns and creator payments at scale. Music is a large part of its business: Universal Music Group, Warner Music Group, Sony Music and Interscope are clients, alongside Bumble, Bacardi and Aeroméxico. It suits labels and brands running many creator posts across Latin America and the US.

5. Avenue Z

Privately held · Downtown · avenuez.com

Avenue Z is an integrated marketing firm led by founder and CEO Jeffrey Herzog, with offices on Fifth Avenue in New York, at 2 Biscayne Boulevard in Miami and in Orlando. It combines PR with what it calls creator-led performance media, and has added AI search optimisation. It won an AI Breakthrough Award in 2025.

Its creator network runs TikTok Shop, affiliate and paid social programmes, and the firm says it manages more than $100 million in media. Clients include Verizon, Adobe, Bank of America, Williams-Sonoma, Wyndham Better and Dave. It is a good fit where social, creators and earned media need to be measured against sales.

6. InPulse Digital

Miami · inpulsedigital.com

InPulse Digital is a Miami-based digital marketing and social media agency focused on US Hispanic and Latin American markets, with more than 15 years of work in the region. It is a certified partner of Google, TikTok, Meta and Pinterest.

Services cover strategy, creative, social media, paid media and performance marketing, and it has run campaigns in Mexico as well as the US. Clients include Diageo, Burger King, Unilever, Johnson & Johnson, Interscope Records, Paramount+, the NBA, Warner Music and TelevisaUnivision. Entertainment and music brands make up a large share of its roster.

7. We Love Media

Founder-led · Miami · we-love-media.com

We Love Media is a Hispanic marketing agency founded in 2014 by Juanma Salazar and Laura Malagon, both digital creators themselves. It works from Miami and Orlando and runs campaigns natively in English and Spanish.

The agency manages a roster of more than 99 creators and offers influencer marketing, social media management, digital press relations and monetisation management for creators. It is a Meta Business Partner and says it has worked with more than 100 brands in the US and Latin America. Its creator background makes it a practical choice for brands that want Spanish-language creators who also produce their own content.

8. Stack Influence

Downtown · stackinfluence.com

Stack Influence is a micro-influencer marketing platform with managed services, headquartered on NE 1st Street in Downtown Miami. It has appeared on the Inc. 5000 list and says it has more than 410,000 vetted creators.

Its work centres on product seeding, UGC with usage rights, and turning creator posts into Meta Partnership Ads and TikTok Spark Ads, with programmes for Amazon, Walmart, Shopify and TikTok Shop sellers. Clients include Dole, AT&T, L'Oréal, P&G, Unilever and Curology. It suits ecommerce brands that need a high volume of creator content rather than a few large partnerships.

9. BODEN

Independent · Miami · bodenagency.com

BODEN is an independent, minority- and female-owned communications agency founded by CEO Natalie Boden. It has marked 15 years in business, works from Miami with offices in New York and New Jersey, Dallas and Los Angeles, and describes itself as a five-time agency of the year.

The agency builds social, influencer and earned programmes around Hispanic and wider US culture, using a listening process it calls Escucha. Its podcast, Atrévete, features leaders from business, media, sports and the creator world. PepsiCo, McDonald's and Target are among its clients.

10. 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. Its team draws on people from nine countries of Latino origin, and Chemistry has been named Ad Age Small Agency of the Year three times.

Services include digital and social media, influencer partnerships, PR, experiential and production, alongside strategy and media buying. Clients include the NFL, Coca-Cola, Pfizer, Heineken, Johnnie Walker, Florida Blue and Carnival Cruise Line. Recent work spans Heineken soccer programmes, launches for Ozama Rum and Café La Llave, and Red Stripe's work around dancehall culture.

11. Another

Independent · Miami · another.co

Another is an independent communications agency founded in 2004 that works across Latin America, with offices in Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Panama, Peru and the United States. It opened its first US office in Miami in November 2020 to serve clients needing integrated work across the US and the region.

Its services include influencer marketing and social media, PR, performance, experiential and branding, with a strong base in fashion, beauty, luxury and lifestyle. Clients include Adidas, Airbnb, Samsung, Pandora, Turkish Airlines, Four Seasons, Laneige and Longchamp. It suits brands launching across several Latin American markets that want PR and creator work from one team.

What to look for in a Miami social media agency

Start with language and community management. Most Miami agencies can produce Spanish-language posts, but running a community in Spanish, with replies, moderation and escalation handled by native speakers, is a different job. Ask who will manage comments and direct messages, in which languages, and at what hours, especially if your audience spans several Latin American time zones.

Be clear about the mix of organic, paid and creator work. Some firms here are full social agencies, others are creator platforms with managed services, and several now run TikTok Shop and affiliate programmes. Decide which results matter (reach, engagement, content volume or sales) and ask how the agency reports on each.

Check the terms around creator content. Usage rights, exclusivity and whitelisting for Meta Partnership Ads or TikTok Spark Ads should be written into creator agreements before posts go live. Brand social accounts, ad accounts and analytics should sit in your name, with the agency given access.

Finally, look at how the agency handles volume. A bilingual programme can mean two versions of every caption, cut and thumbnail, plus creator drafts that each need sign-off. Agencies with a clear review flow and a single place where clients can see the latest approved assets keep a content calendar moving without long email threads.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best social media agency in Miami?

It depends on the brief. VaynerMedia and The Social Shepherd both run full social programmes from Wynwood for large consumer brands. For creator-led work, The Influencer Marketing Factory and Influur are both based in Miami, and Stack Influence suits high-volume product seeding for ecommerce brands.

Which Miami agencies specialise in Spanish-language and Latin American social?

InPulse Digital and We Love Media focus on US Hispanic and Latin American audiences, and Another runs social and influencer work across eight countries in the region from Miami. Chemistry Cultura and BODEN build multicultural programmes for US Hispanic audiences, and Influur works with creators across Latin America.

What is the difference between a social media agency and an influencer platform?

A social media agency usually runs a brand's own channels, community management and paid social, often with creator work alongside. Platforms such as Influur and Stack Influence focus on finding, contracting and paying creators at scale, with managed service on top. Many brands use both. If you need wider growth or PR support, see our list of marketing agencies in Miami.

How much does a Miami social media agency cost?

Most agencies quote a monthly retainer after a scoping conversation, based on the number of channels, languages and posts. Creator fees and paid media budgets are usually billed separately, and creator platforms may charge per campaign or per creator. Ask for usage rights to be priced in from the start.

Should I hire a social agency or a content studio?

A social agency plans, publishes and manages content and communities over time. A content studio produces the photography, video and short-form assets themselves. Larger brands often pair the two. See our list of content studios in Miami.

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