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Compare Boch & Fernsh vs Common Sense Advertising

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Boch & Fernsh Agency logo

Boch & Fernsh

Branding & Design Website

Boch & Fernsh empowers brands to tell their story visually. The agency specializes in Branding, Video Production, Social Media, Digital Marketing, and Web Experiences. It has served brands like Johnson & Johnson, Bosch, Club Mahindra, and Angel Broking.

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Common Sense Advertising

Paid Advertising & PPC Website

Common Sense Advertising is a marketing and advertising agency based in Mumbai, India.

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Feature Comparison

Attribute Boch & Fernsh Common Sense Advertising
Category Branding & Design Paid Advertising & PPC
Rating
Winner +4.3 higher
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Location Mumbai, India Mumbai, India
Services
  • Video Production
  • Branding
  • Graphic Design
  • Digital Services
  • Digital Marketing
  • Social Media Marketing
  • Advertising
  • Content Marketing
  • Web Design
  • Digital Strategy
  • Video Production
  • Branding
  • Graphic Design
  • Digital Services
  • Digital Marketing
  • Social Media Marketing
  • Advertising
  • Content Marketing
  • Web Design
  • Digital Strategy
Pros
  • Creative and analytical storytelling with strong imagination and storyboard skills
  • Well-priced with good turnaround times
  • Close-knit team of specialists and generalists
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Cons
  • Some clients report poor client servicing and unprofessional behavior from customer support
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