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Redblue Marketing GmbH

In-house marketing agency creating advertising campaigns for the MediaMarkt and SATURN retail brands

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About Redblue Marketing GmbH

Redblue Marketing GmbH is the marketing agency behind two consumer electronics retail brands, MediaMarkt and SATURN. It plans and carries out campaigns for local, regional, national and international use.

What Redblue Marketing GmbH offers

  • Campaign creation — commercial advertising reaching customers at several touchpoints.
  • Brand communication — work on the identity of its two retail brands.
  • Digital marketing — online activity alongside traditional advertising.
  • CRM and data analytics — customer relationship and data work carried out by colleagues on the same campus.

Who it works with

Its clients are the MediaMarktSaturn Retail Group and its brands, with campaigns aimed at customers across Europe.

Key facts

  • Setting: shares a campus with the German and international marketing colleagues of the retail group

Profile written by TrustList from the business's own published information, Oct 2026.

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