Market 8 is a growth marketing agency founded in 2010 that helps B2B SaaS companies improve brand messaging, customer acquisition, and customer acquisition cost versus lifetime value. The agency reports that hundreds of B2B SaaS firms have increased annual recurring revenue while lowering customer acquisition cost through its programs.
Market 8 is a growth marketing agency founded in 2010 and headquartered in Miami, Florida. The firm focuses on helping SaaS companies strengthen their brand and close more sales through programs tailored to each business's needs rather than a one-size-fits-all approach.
The agency's approach centers on three areas of scale: creating effective messaging that resonates with the market, increasing customer acquisition through innovative sales practices, and optimizing customer acquisition cost against lifetime value so clients acquire loyal customers at sustainable cost.
Market 8 operates with a team of fewer than 49 employees. Projects typically carry a minimum budget of $10,000 to $25,000, and the average hourly rate is $199 per hour. The agency's DesignRush profile is currently unclaimed.
Services span content marketing, SEO, digital marketing, conversion rate optimization, PPC, branding, and digital strategy. The client roster shown on the profile includes Siemens PLM, The Entrust Group, Ubiq, Raven360, and ZynBit.
Market 8 works with B2B SaaS companies from startups to enterprise-level businesses. The profile states that hundreds of B2B SaaS companies have increased annual recurring revenue while lowering customer acquisition cost through the agency's programs, resulting in millions of dollars in reported success stories.
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Services
- Content Marketing
- SEO
- Digital Marketing
- CRO
- PPC
- Branding
- Digital Strategy
Industries Served
Team Size
Pros
- Specialized growth marketing programs tailored to B2B SaaS businesses
- Reported client results include increased ARR and lower CAC across hundreds of SaaS companies