The Bomstein Agency

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[edit] Overview

Founded in 1976 by Howard Bomstein, The Bomstein Agency [1]is a full-service advertising, marketing and public relations firm in Washington, DC, consistently ranked as one of the largest agencies in the DC Metro Area (Washington Business Journal [2] Book of Lists 2007). The company, which was called Marketron Advertising when it was incorporated in November of 1976, began by serving primarily real estate clients, but has since expanded its client base to represent a multitude of industries including automotive, real estate, media, and sports and entertainment. Currently, more than 50% of the agency's billings come from industries other than real estate.

The Bomstein Agency has been awarded many industry accolades, most notably for the creativity of the advertising the company has produced. In 2006 the agency was awarded the American Advertising Federation's [3] District 2 Addy Award in the radio commercial category. Additionally, the Advertising Club of Metropolitan Washington [4] has presented 12 separate awards to The Bomstein Agency since 2002.

[edit] Clients

Clients of The Bomstein Agency include:

[edit] Services

Started mainly as a creative shop, The Bomstein Agency has evolved into a full-service marketing firm. Services include advertising programs for television, print, radio, outdoor, electronic, and interactive. Additional services include media planning and buying, direct marketing programs, market research, sales promotion, public relations, creative and design services, interactive communications, event marketing, and production.

[edit] External links

  • [5] Official site

[edit] References

"Washington Business Journal Book of Lists". (36) 25: 8. (January 2007). Ed. John McCalla. Washington Business Journal.

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