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Compare BT/A Advertising vs Guru Communications Canada

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BT/A Advertising

Paid Advertising & PPC Website

BT/A is an advertising agency based in Toronto, Canada. It offers strategy, media planning and creative for print, TV, radio, digital, branding, design, integrated campaigns and live experiences.

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Guru Communications Canada

Paid Advertising & PPC Website

Guru Communications provides media guidance to advertisers and advertising agencies looking for personalized service from senior media professionals. The agency is proficient at media strategy and execution across online, television, radio, out-of-home, magazine, and newspaper channels.

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Feature Comparison

Attribute BT/A Advertising Guru Communications Canada
Category Paid Advertising & PPC Paid Advertising & PPC
Rating - -
Location 559 College Street, Toronto, Ohio, United States, M6G 1 Toronto, Canada
Services
  • Paid Search & Paid Social Advertising
  • Media Planning
  • Branding & Design
  • Integrated Campaigns
  • Media Planning & Strategy
  • Paid Search & Paid Social Advertising
  • Media Planning
  • Branding & Design
  • Integrated Campaigns
  • Media Planning & Strategy
Pros -
  • Provides personalized service from senior media professionals
  • Proficient in media strategy and execution across all major channels
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