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  • BIG Agency Outcomes, Boutique Agency Service.

    BIG FISH PR is a boutique public relations agency that establishes clients as market leaders through earned media, GEO, PR campaigns, and corporate communications programs. BIG FISH captures greater mindshare & market share for clients. BIG FISH delivers boutique agency service, BIG agency outcomes...

    Top Services:

    • Public Relations
    • Reputation Management
    • Branding
    • Event Marketing
    • Direct Marketing
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    Location
    Boston, Massachusetts
    Number of Employees
    Under 49
    Minimal Budget
    $10,000 - $25,000

    BIG FISH PR Services

    • Public Relations
    • Reputation Management
    • Branding
    • Event Marketing
    • Direct Marketing
    • Digital Marketing
    • Creative Services
    • Digital Strategy
    • Business Consulting
    • Affiliate Marketing
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    • Amazon
    • Formlabs
    • MIT Technology Review
    • ASUS
    • Arajet Airlines
    • Optimus Ride
    • Good RX
    • American Robotics
    • Ring
    • Flo by Moen
    Data sourced from the agency's DesignRush profile

    BIG FISH PR Reviews & Testimonials

    • Alexandra Cavaliere
      Alexandra Cavaliere Review from Google
      5.0

      Alexandra Cavaliere's Review Sourced from Google

      # Big Fish PR Review**Holy crap, where do I even start with Big Fish PR.**As VP of Her ALS Story, I’ve been around the block with agencies, and let me tell you - what Big Fish did for our Warrior Weekend was absolutely unreal.These people are MAGIC. Like, I’m not even exaggerating. When we first talked to them about the Warrior Weekend, I could tell they immediately understood what we were trying to do. This isn’t just another event for us - it’s about bringing together warriors in the ALS fight and giving them a space to connect, heal, and find strength. And Big Fish? They got that from minute one.The media coverage they landed for us was insane. We’re talking major publications - the kind of outlets that usually don’t give smaller nonprofits the time of day. But somehow Big Fish made our story irresistible to them. Every pitch felt strategic, every story placement felt meaningful. They didn’t just spray and pray with press releases. They crafted our narrative in a way that made editors actually care.What blew me away was how they made our Warrior Weekend feel like THE event everyone needed to know about. The buzz they created wasn’t just noise - it was the right kind of attention that brought in the right people and resources.But here’s the thing that really got me: they never made it feel transactional. Every conversation, every strategy session, every brainstorm felt like we were working with people who genuinely gave a damn about our mission. They celebrated our wins like they were their own family’s wins.If you’re looking for a PR team that will fight for your cause like it’s their own, call Big Fish immediately. Don’t walk, RUN. These people are the real deal, and I can’t recommend them highly enough.**Trust me on this one.

    • Leah Stavenhagen
      Leah Stavenhagen Review from Google
      5.0

      Leah Stavenhagen's Review Sourced from Google

      Their amazing team went above and beyond to help our recent event get media coverage. Highly recommend!!

    • Laura Schmalstieg
      Laura Schmalstieg Review from Google
      5.0

      Laura Schmalstieg's Review Sourced from Google

      I’ve been building brands for 15 years and have worked with many PR partners, but none have impressed me like BIG FISH. Their strategy, communication, processes, and talent for building relationships with publishers and media is unmatched. In just a few months, they landed major placements for Adoorn in Architectural Digest, Oprah, and Real Simple. Highly recommend!

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  • When You've Outgrown "Good Enough"

    EGC Group is the all-in performance marketing agency for brands that have outgrown good enough. We blend media, search, social, creative and Performance PR with deep vertical expertise to help ambitious brands get noticed, get chosen and turn interest into action...

    Top Services:

    • Digital Marketing
    • Public Relations
    • CRO
    • PPC
    • Media Buying
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    Location
    Melville, New York
    Number of Employees
    50 - 99
    Average Hourly Rate
    $145/hr
    Minimal Budget
    $10,000 - $25,000

    EGC Group Services

    • Digital Marketing
    • Public Relations
    • CRO
    • PPC
    • Media Buying
    • Affiliate Marketing
    • eCommerce
    • Email Marketing
    • Social Media Marketing
    • Creative Services
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    • Brother
    • Canon
    • Emerging Vision
    • Catholic Health
    • WISP
    • WindowRama
    • Jake's 58 Casino
    • Jovia Financial Credit Union
    • Sterling Optical
    • KISS
    Data sourced from the agency's DesignRush profile

    EGC Group Reviews & Testimonials

    • Theresa Loguercio
      Theresa Loguercio Review from Google
      5.0

      Theresa Loguercio's Review Sourced from Google

      We've had the joy of working with EGC for years, and it's been an amazing experience.They genuinely value our input and integrate it into their plans with enthusiasm and respect. The camaraderie we've built over the years has made working together not just professionally successful but personally gratifying.I highly recommend EGC. We're excited for many more years of awesome collaboration.

    • Kelly Carson
      Kelly Carson Review from Google
      5.0

      Kelly Carson's Review Sourced from Google

      One of the standout aspects of working with EGC Group is their ability to provide innovative solutions. They are not afraid to think outside the box and push creative boundaries. This forward-thinking mentality keeps the projects fresh and engaging, making the final products stand out in a competitive market.EGC Group places a strong emphasis on client satisfaction. They are attentive to the needs and preferences of their partners, ensuring that the final deliverables align perfectly with the client’s vision and goals. Their dedication to customer service makes the entire collaboration process pleasant and rewarding.In summary, working with EGC Group as a production partner has been a highly positive experience. Their professionalism, collaborative spirit, quality of work, efficiency, innovation, and customer-centric approach make them a standout choice in the industry. I highly recommend EGC Group for any creative needs, as they are a reliable and talented partner committed to delivering exceptional results.

    • Mark Businski
      Mark Businski Review from Google
      5.0

      Mark Businski's Review Sourced from Google

      The team at EGC Group is a pleasure to work with. I work closely with Jessica and Angela and they are professional, responsive, and creative. They work very hard for their client's and always have their client's interest in mind to help move their business forward.

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Affiliate Marketing Companies FAQs

What services do US-based affiliate marketing companies offer?

Most affiliate marketing companies provide end-to-end support for building, managing, and scaling affiliate programs, with services typically covering the following core areas:

  • Affiliate recruitment: Identifying, vetting, and onboarding affiliates whose audiences align with your target customers and brand.
  • Strategy development: Defining program goals, partner types, commission structures, and performance benchmarks before launch.
  • Creative development: Producing on-brand assets such as banners, landing pages, emails, and social content for affiliate use.
  • Commission management: Setting up tracking, commission rules, and accurate payouts to ensure transparency and partner trust.
  • Affiliate network management: Managing programs within your platform of choice, including partner communication and reporting. 
  • Program optimization: Monitoring performance data to improve conversions and scale high-ROI affiliates. 

How much does an affiliate marketing agency charge in the USA?

US-based agencies typically charge $100-$150 per hour. Many companies also work on monthly retainers, with pricing increasing as services expand to include recruitment, creative production, and ongoing optimization.

Here’s the estimated total monthly expenses for hiring an affiliate marketing company:

  • Small businesses/startups: $1,050-$3,150 per month, including commissions of $1,000-$3,000 and basic platform fees.
  • Mid-sized brands: $5,300-$15,700 per month, combining higher commission pools, platform fees, and partial management support.
  • Enterprise brands: $22,000-$60,000+ per month, covering large commission volumes, advanced tracking, and full agency management.

How to choose from the best affiliate marketing companies in the US?

Key factors to consider when choosing an affiliate marketing agency include:

  1. Affiliate marketing expertise
    Prioritize agencies that focus specifically on affiliate management rather than offering it as a secondary service.
  2. Industry experience
    Firms familiar with your sector are better equipped to recruit relevant affiliates and handle industry-specific requirements, such as compliance.
  3. Relationship-driven approach
    Look for partners that invest in long-term relationships with brands and creators and avoid guarantees of instant results.
  4. Account management structure
    Understand who will manage your account day to day and how affiliate relationships will be supported.
  5. Pricing and budget fit
    Review billing models upfront, including retainers, commissions, and minimums, to ensure alignment with your budget. 

How does affiliate marketing differ from influencer marketing?

The two terms are often used together, but they serve different purposes and follow distinct performance models: 

Criteria Affiliate Marketing Influencer Marketing 
Primary goal Drive sales, leads, and measurable conversionsBuild brand awareness, credibility, and audience trust 
Compensation model Commission-based; affiliates earn only when a conversion happens Fixed, upfront payments for content creation 
Performance tracking Uses affiliate links and analytics tools to track clicks, conversions, and revenue Relies on social media metrics such as reach, impressions, and engagement 
Brand control Brands typically have limited control over how affiliates promote their links Brands provide defined creative guidelines that influencers are expected to follow 
Cost structure Performance-based with lower upfront risk Requires upfront spend regardless of results 

Do I need an existing affiliate program before hiring an affiliate marketing agency?

No, brands do not need an existing affiliate program before hiring an agency. Many companies work with agencies specifically to set up and launch an affiliate program from scratch.

While a pre-existing program isn’t required, you’ll get the most out of your partnership if:

  • Your product is already selling
  • You can offer attractive commissions
  • You have marketing assets that affiliates can use

How does ROI work in affiliate marketing, and how are payouts structured?

You can measure the ROI by comparing revenue generated through affiliates against total program costs, including commissions, management fees, and tools.

Unlike paid ads, costs scale with performance, making ROI more predictable when programs are managed correctly.

On the income side, companies typically track:

  • Direct revenue from affiliate-attributed sales or leads
  • Incremental value, such as new customers acquired through affiliates
  • LTV(Customer lifetime value), especially for SaaS and subscription businesses
  • Industry benchmarks show that incremental sales account for roughly 35% of affiliate revenue in mature programs, and many brands report higher LTV from affiliate-acquired customers compared to other paid channels. 

Affiliate payouts are most commonly structured as:

  • CPS (cost per sale): typically, 5% to 30% commission
  • CPA (Cost per action): flat payouts for leads or sign-ups
  • Recurring commissions: standard in subscription and SaaS models

To evaluate performance, you should aim for a revenue-to-cost ratio of at least four to five times, supported by transparent payout rules and reliable tracking, to maintain profitability and long-term trust.

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