HyperGrowthCEO

Full-service work that starts with a story

Clients who want their story told through marketing and technology reach HyperGrowthCEO from offices in Salt Lake City and Boston. The agency describes itself as a full-service firm that works with clients around the world on tasks that range from web design to complete marketing campaigns. Its founder's view is that the business should be run like a technology startup, and that technology should be used to tell stories through marketing.

Services grouped by channel

The agency's services cover web design and development, marketing and brand strategy, content and social media marketing, lead generation with email and marketing automation, and search engine optimization. It also offers software development alongside its marketing work, so that a custom tool and the campaign that promotes it can be planned together.

Marketing as an investment

The company frames its work on the principle that marketing is an investment rather than an expense. It builds marketing solutions designed to propel growth and says it judges its results by the outcomes they produce for clients. It also holds that strong brands are built on two-way conversations with audiences, a view it says applies both to traditional and digital channels and guides every interaction with clients, audiences and its own team.

A tech startup that works like a marketing firm

The founder's message presents the agency as a technology company at heart, which chose to call itself a marketing company because its people enjoy using technology to reach people. The name reflects the idea that companies in a crowded market gain the most by embracing the speed of digital change. The agency says it was set up to bridge the gap between traditional advertising and the digital age.

Consultations and an articles library

Prospective clients can book a consultation, which the agency uses to understand a business's unique value before recommending work. The company publishes articles on subjects such as content marketing trends and the question of why a startup should raise a seed round before a larger funding round, which show how it thinks about growth and money raised by young companies.