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Compare Proxi vs Contagion

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Proxi

Branding & Design Website

Proxi provides part-time marketing and product leadership for SaaS companies, working inside the business to drive growth. Services include branding, PR, content creation, social media, customer marketing, and email marketing. Based in Auckland, New Zealand, the team serves the Asia-Pacific region.

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Contagion

Multi-Channel Outreach Website

Contagion is a marketing strategy agency based in Freemans Bay, Auckland. They create campaigns that start and spread conversations across digital, mobile, and traditional media. Their team of 10 to 49 professionals focuses on ideas that people like, talk about, and buy.

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Feature Comparison

Attribute Proxi Contagion
Category Branding & Design Multi-Channel Outreach
Rating - -
Location Auckland, New Zealand Freemans Bay, Auckland, New Zealand
Services
  • Branding
  • Public Relations
  • Sales and Marketing Alignment
  • Content Creation
  • Social Media
  • Customer Marketing
  • Email Marketing
  • Marketing Strategy
  • Branding
  • Public Relations
  • Sales and Marketing Alignment
  • Content Creation
  • Social Media
  • Customer Marketing
  • Email Marketing
  • Marketing Strategy
Industries
Technology - software
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Pros
  • Provides experienced part-time marketing and product leadership
  • Clients work directly with the team that generates the ideas from the start.
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