Miami's marketing scene blends global network offices with a deep bench of independent shops, many of them bilingual and multicultural by default. Agencies here regularly serve brands aiming at U.S. Hispanic and Latin American audiences alongside hospitality, real estate, healthcare, consumer goods and ecommerce clients. Independent firms in Coral Gables, Brickell, Wynwood and the Upper Eastside range from branding studios and PR-led communications firms to performance-marketing teams focused on paid search and paid social. Local industry recognition, such as the AAF Miami Addy Awards, gives a useful window into the creative work coming out of the city's smaller agencies.
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Parker Levi is the publisher and curator of this guide. Based in Delray Beach, Florida, Parker Levi is a full-service digital agency providing brand management, brand services, creative services, design, marketing and paid media.
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Beber Silverstein is a long-running Miami independent that blends creative, media, PR and social under one roof, describing itself as old-school marketing smarts meeting new-school hashtags. Its client list includes Jackson Health System, AvMed, Carnival and Broward Health, and its Labors of Love docuseries for Jackson Health System earned back-to-back Suncoast Emmy wins.
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CCom Group is a minority-owned, multicultural advertising and PR agency that describes itself as culturally fluent. It pairs creative, media planning, public relations and analytics for clients such as Southeast Toyota, Florida Power & Light, Neutrogena and University of Miami Health System, and lists recent honors including Agency of the Year and two District Silver Addys.
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Macías Creative is an independent, full-service integrated agency in downtown Miami with in-house content production and experiential teams and a focus on multicultural audiences. Its work spans brands such as Cinnamon Toast Crunch, Pollo Tropical, Yoplait and T-Mobile, and The Drum has named it among its top 100 global independent agencies.
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Markham Yard calls itself a workshop that builds brands by creating better ideas, and its portfolio backs that up with work for Porsche, Virgin Voyages, Mercury Marine, Costa Sunglasses and Visit Florida. We like that a compact team covers strategy, design, digital and advertising, and The Drum highlighted its multiple Miami Addy wins, including Best of Show honors.
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Pacific54 is a boutique Miami digital agency offering strategy, paid media, SEO and AI search, and web design and support. It has a strong higher-education portfolio, with clients such as Keiser University, St. Thomas University and Everglades University, and reviewers on Clutch point to how quickly and efficiently the team adapts to client needs.
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Suma is a woman-led Brickell branding and creative firm focused on brand strategy, visual identity, web design and digital campaigns. Its portfolio includes Intermex, Banco Itaú and Safco, Clutch reviewers praise its responsiveness and on-time delivery, and The Drum notes it is among the top minority-owned agencies with more than 20 Addy Awards.
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THR33FOLD is an independent Coral Gables communications agency combining strategy, creative, PR and digital and social advertising. Its case studies include Michelin's National Wipers Day and Latitude 45's We're #1 campaign, and its client list features Bacardi, Brown-Forman, Oster and Tuuci. We like how clearly it ties creative ideas to documented campaign outcomes.
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VIDEN Growth is a Miami-based performance marketing agency built for ecommerce and DTC brands, covering Google, Meta, TikTok, Amazon and Shopify advertising plus analytics setup. It is a Premier Google Partner and Meta Business Partner, and its 36 Clutch reviews average 4.9, with clients highlighting communication, performance and timeliness.
| # | Agency | Specialties | Size | Founded | Save |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | Parker Levi Publisher | Branding, Content Marketing, Creative | — | — | |
| 02 | Beber Silverstein Group | Creative, Paid Media, Public Relations | Boutique | 1972 | |
| 03 | CCom Group | Branding, Creative, Paid Media | Mid-size | 2001 | |
| 04 | Macías Creative | Branding, Creative, Video | Boutique | 2005 | |
| 05 | Markham Yard | Branding, Creative, Paid Media | Boutique | 2005 | |
| 06 | Pacific54 | Branding, Content Marketing, Email Marketing | Boutique | 2009 | |
| 07 | Suma Creative | Branding, Creative, Social Media | Boutique | 2006 | |
| 08 | THR33FOLD | Branding, Creative, Paid Media | Boutique | 2009 | |
| 09 | VIDEN Growth | Creative, Paid Media, Social Media | Boutique | 2017 |
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If your customers include Spanish-speaking or Latin American audiences, it helps to work with a team that creates in both languages rather than translating after the fact. Ask to see campaigns they produced natively in Spanish and how they handle cultural nuance across different Hispanic markets.
Full-service agencies can handle strategy, creative, media and PR under one roof, which simplifies coordination. Specialists (for example, ecommerce paid media or PR and crisis communications) often go deeper in one channel. Decide which outcome matters most right now, then check whether the agency's case studies show that exact kind of result.
Look for work in your industry or with a similar audience, clear descriptions of the problem and the approach, and results the agency is willing to discuss. Ask who on the current team actually did the work and whether those people would be on your account.
Read third-party reviews on platforms such as Clutch and Google, ask for two or three client references you can call, and check whether the agency has recognition from local industry bodies such as AAF Miami. Long-standing client relationships are often a good sign of consistent service.