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TBC

Branding & Design Baltimore, Maryland, United States
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TBC is an independent advertising agency headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, founded in 1974. With 1,000 or more employees, it ranks among the top 50 independent agencies in the United States and provides branding, advertising, social media marketing, web design, and digital strategy services.

TBC is an independent advertising agency headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, with a remote office in London, United Kingdom. Founded in 1974, the agency employs 1,000 or more people and ranks among the top 50 independent agencies in the United States. Its profile tagline is "Comprehensive digital solutions."

The agency describes its primary objective as providing effective solutions to communication challenges using any medium necessary, regardless of the client's industry. TBC's approach starts with listening and thorough research to find the most fitting way to tell each client's story while preserving brand identity.

TBC's service list covers creative services, branding, social media marketing, advertising, web design, and digital strategy. The agency's large in-house team allows it to combine creative, marketing, and digital disciplines under one roof.

Listed clients include Hair Cuttery, The Wall Street Journal, Sears, and Smyth Jewelers, showing work across retail, publishing, beauty, and jewelry. TBC states it serves clients from any industry.

On Google, TBC holds a 4.4 out of 5 rating across 10 reviews. Positive reviewers describe the company as having integrity and experience, while one reviewer criticized the agency's crisis communications work for the Archdiocese of Baltimore.

Typical engagements start with a minimum budget of $10,000 to $25,000 and an average hourly rate of $149 per hour. TBC's Maryland headquarters is located at 3601 ODonnell Street Suite 100-The Barrel Building in Baltimore.

Services

  • Creative Services
  • Branding
  • Social Media Marketing
  • Advertising
  • Web Design
  • Digital Strategy

Industries Served

Retail Media & Publishing Beauty & Personal Care Jewelry

Team Size

1000 & Up

Pros

  • Ranks among the top 50 independent agencies in the United States
  • Employs a multidisciplinary team of 1,000 or more people
  • Established in 1974 with decades of agency experience

Cons

  • One Google reviewer criticized the agency's crisis communications work for the Archdiocese of Baltimore

Client Review Analysis

Google reviews average 4.4 out of 5 across 10 reviews; positive reviewers highlight the agency's integrity and experience, while one reviewer criticized its PR work for the Archdiocese of Baltimore.

Frequently Asked Questions

TBC provides creative services, branding, social media marketing, advertising, web design, and digital strategy.
TBC is headquartered at 3601 ODonnell Street Suite 100-The Barrel Building in Baltimore, Maryland, and also maintains a remote office in London, United Kingdom.
TBC employs 1,000 or more people and was founded in 1974.
TBC's minimal budget is $10,000 to $25,000, with an average hourly rate of $149 per hour.
TBC's listed clients include Hair Cuttery, The Wall Street Journal, Sears, and Smyth Jewelers.
TBC works across any industry, with listed clients in retail, publishing, beauty, and jewelry.
TBC listens and conducts thorough research to find the most fitting approach for each client's story and brand identity.
TBC holds a 4.4 out of 5 rating on Google based on 10 reviews.
TBC operates independently and ranks among the top 50 independent agencies in the United States.
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