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Avisa Multicultural Marketing

Social Media & Video Portland, Oregon, United States
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Avisa Multicultural Marketing delivers multicultural marketing services to help businesses connect with culturally diverse audiences, especially bilingual and Latino communities. The agency offers culturally relevant advertising campaigns, full-service creative and production, media planning and buying, and targeted digital marketing.

Avisa Multicultural Marketing is a Portland, Oregon-based agency founded in 2018 that focuses on helping businesses connect authentically with culturally diverse audiences, particularly bilingual and Latino communities. The agency's tagline, "Connecting Communities To Boost Your Bottom Line," reflects its mission to build sustainable relationships through culturally informed marketing.

The agency operates with a team of under 49 employees and does not publicly disclose its minimum budget or hourly rate, requiring potential clients to inquire directly. Avisa's services span creative services, video production, and digital marketing, with a strong emphasis on culturally relevant advertising campaigns, media planning and buying, and targeted digital marketing.

Beyond standard advertising, Avisa provides multilingual translation, grassroots marketing, and multicultural diversity counseling. The agency also offers consulting and training to help clients better understand and serve multicultural demographics, ensuring deeper engagement and cultural relevance in every campaign.

Avisa serves clients in the automotive, retail, and consumer goods industries. Its client types include medium businesses and enterprise/corporate organizations. Notable clients include Toyota, Tonkin, and Portland Housing Center.

The agency's DesignRush profile is unclaimed, and no Google reviews are available at this time. However, the profile highlights a focus on culturally informed strategy and messaging as a key differentiator.

Avisa's portfolio includes work for Toyota, Tonkin, and Portland Housing Center, though specific campaign results are not detailed on the profile. The agency maintains a YouTube channel for additional content.

Services

  • Creative Services
  • Video Production
  • Digital Marketing

Industries Served

Automotive Retail Consumer Goods

Team Size

Under 49

Pros

  • Culturally informed strategy and messaging for diverse audiences
  • Offers multilingual translation and grassroots marketing
  • Provides consulting and training on multicultural demographics

Frequently Asked Questions

Avisa specializes in culturally relevant advertising campaigns, full-service creative and production, media planning and buying, and targeted digital marketing for bilingual and Latino communities.
The agency is headquartered remotely in Portland, Oregon, United States.
The team has under 49 employees.
Yes, the agency provides multilingual translation and grassroots marketing to help businesses communicate across cultural boundaries.
The agency serves automotive, retail, and consumer goods industries.
The minimum budget is listed as Inquire, meaning clients should contact the agency for pricing details.
Yes, the agency works with medium businesses and enterprise/corporate clients.
The agency offers multicultural diversity counseling and training to help clients understand and serve multicultural demographics.
Yes, video production is one of the agency's core services.
The agency has worked with Toyota, Tonkin, and Portland Housing Center.
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