Old Bay, Emojis, and Ravens Forever: Planit’s Matt Doud Shines on Random Q
The Planit co-founder keeps it real with Hall of Fame emojis, seafood seasoning debates and more
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.
Meet an Indie Freelancer: Building Big Ideas in a Small Attention Span World
From agency newsletters to award-winning social media, Jack shows how quick thinking and a clear voice can create lasting brand impact
From Connecticut Pizza to Cultural Strategy: A Two-Fer Chat with Kim Haxton and Andre Picard
Philosophy, pizza, and some seriously good advice
Uncharted’s Territory: Redefining the Modern Indie Agency
How three friends built a nimble, culturally fluent shop that’s challenging outdated norms and leaning into purposeful disruption
Show Off: Inside HAYMAKER’s Refreshingly Human Work for Seattle’s Best Coffee
CEO Jay Kamath shares how the team landed the platform, found the tone, and made something everyone could relate to
Show Off: How Good Conduct Made a Messy Truth Beautiful for The Honest Kitchen
This one is going to the dogs
A New Chapter That Feels Like Quirk (Creative)
With fresh leadership and a clear creative vision, the agency builds on what works—and keeps things personal along the way
Built on Trust, Fueled by Pets: How Clever Creative and VCA Are Redefining Veterinary Branding
Standing out in a competitive field
GLAM Arts: Reimagining Arts and Culture Marketing from the Inside Out
A much needed piece of energy from Lafayette American
Good Brief! How PB& Got a Quality RFP and Is Helping Reframe Seattle’s Icons
The Space Needle and Chihuly Garden and Glass Museum focus on the future
