Don’t You (Forget About Your Early-Year Campaign)
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Author: Doug Zanger
Doug Zanger is the founder and editor-in-chief of Indie Agency News. He is also the founder of the Creative Bohemian consultancy, lives in the Pacific Northwest and is insufferable about it.
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How Klick Broke a 52-Year Barrier and Crashed the One Show Party
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Autodesk: So Good, Even God Takes a Lap
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Turning Emissions into Aviation Fuel—and Retail Experience
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Cannes Lions 2025: We’re Back. We’re Bringing the Indie Energy. And Kyle!
Find us in the lobbies, cafés, and wherever the Wi-Fi holds
Foul Mouth Creative’s “FOMO-TO-GO” is Scrappy Production With Purpose
A new production built for speed, smarts, and just the right amount of chaos
A Deck That’s Seen Some Things. Trex Trades Polish for Proof
It's the latest from BUNTIN, the brands long-standing AOR
This Wellness Campaign Doesn’t Want You to Hustle Harder
With help from Hanson Dodge, NOW® keeps the healthy obsession going
Humanity Wins: GLOW’s Campaign Is the Anti-Ad Ad We Needed
Authenticity, meet execution and big feelings without big budgets
Meet the Media Underdogs of Portland: Left Hand Agency
A creative eye to serious media strategy—without the holding company baggage