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We’re a marketing agency of hardworking, smart-thinking people who nerd out about strategy and advertising. But never without first thoroughly listening to our clients’ needs + challenges and never at the expense of expenses. Our targeted, results-driven approach is trackable, ROI-able and the farthest thing from nonsensical.
Learn More About FishFish truly understands our brand. They create integrated campaigns for Subaru that consistently deliver results.
- Joel Zimmerman, Zone Director, Subaru
Branding
A strong brand is your company’s secret sauce. It can turn strangers into fanatics and skeptics into evangelists. But it’s not built overnight—it’s cultivated with consistency, personality and a dash of daring. We can do that.
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From the giant billboards off I-5 to the tiny digital billboards we keep in our pockets, effective advertising doesn’t just turn heads, it turns leads into loyal customers. At Fish, we have over 20 years of experience creating work that moves the needle.
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Your website isn’t just your digital storefront; it’s the secret handshake between your company and your customer. Make it strong, and it becomes the salesman that never sleeps—effortlessly turning clicks into clients because it’s been built to convert. That’s what we do.
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The best email marketing builds a rapport with your audience and makes each message feel like an exclusive invitation. Fish has over 15 years of experience building email campaigns that consistently beat standard open rates by a factor of two, and convert. Let us do it for you.
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Burgerville
In late 2025, we were thrilled to create a campaign for our favorite local fast-service restaurant, Burgerville.
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The David vs. Goliath of Skiing: How Indy Pass Took on the Giants
“Innovation is born out of necessity and limitations.” – David and Goliath
In 2018, Doug Fish and agency president Nate Parr first conceived of Indy Pass amid the mega pass boom, when large corporations were buying up resorts and creating a monopoly in the ski industry.
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