Left Off Madison Digs Into Specific Ethnicities To Carve Out Its Niche

Their specialty: digging deeper into ethnic audiences and their distinct tendencies (as in, Columbians are different from Mexicans or Argentinians, even though many agencies tend to lump them into one Latin cohort)

By Michael Bürgi for DIGIDAY; Image: Ivy Liu


The agency and ad-tech worlds are filled with ex-holding company executives who left their strongholds to make their own marks. Whether out of frustration with the glacial pace of holding company progress, or just a desire to be their own bosses, it’s a common tale in the brand marketing ecosystem. 


One such agency, Left off Madison (get the double-entendre there?) was formed by a handful of ex-Dentsu and Merkle executives — who hold no grudges since they still actually work with some Dentsu-owned agencies today. Formed primarily by CEO Rob Douglas and president Boris Litvinov, Left off Madison has carved out this niche for clients that are seeking out diverse customers.

Read on by visiting https://digiday.com/media-buying/left-off-madison-digs-into-specific-ethnicities-to-carve-out-its-niche/

MORE IDEAS

Apr 2, 2025 Agency News

Left Off Madison Named Agency of Record for Fast-Rising Automotive Powerhouse ASR Motorsport

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE New York, NY – April 2, 2025 – Integrated media-creative agency Left Off Madison has been named agency of record for ASR Motorsport, a dynamic new force in the automotive aftermarket industry. Founded in January 2025, ASR Motorsport is set to redefine the custom wheel and performance accessories space with an expanding […]

Left Off Madison Levels Up Sports Audience Targeting with Next-Gen Data Intelligence Platform

Game-changing insights for marketers: Sports fan data meets precision targeting across 100+ platforms.

May 30, 2024 Creative, Culture, Ideas, Trending

More Consumers Agree That Your Advertising Likely Sucks

There is trouble in advertising land. Consumers are increasingly annoyed with advertising. This has been created by the marketers and their ad agencies. But our question is who is responsible and accountable?

Stimulating some innovative ideas in all of us. (We promise to keep your inbox light.)