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  • Division of Labor

    Award Winner Recipient of a Best Design Award for outstanding work.

    The Advertising Agency for Startups

    Division of Labor is an award-winning San Francisco-based creative and advertising agency specializing in Series B startups and B2B tech companies. We help Series A and B startups, and companies that think like startups, grow using clear strategy, sharp creative, and a healthy disrespect for boring...

    Top Services:

    • Digital Marketing
    • Advertising
    • Branding
    • Creative Services
    • Video Marketing
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    Location
    Larkspur, California
    Number of Employees
    Under 49
    Minimal Budget
    $25,000 - $50,000
    Portfolios Count
    7 Projects Listed

    Division of Labor Services

    • Digital Marketing
    • Advertising
    • Branding
    • Creative Services
    • Video Marketing
    • Social Media Marketing
    • Event Marketing
    • Graphic Design
    • Content Marketing
    • Print Design
    Data sourced from the agency's DesignRush profile, its website, and other relevant accounts
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    Division of Labor Reviews & Testimonials

    • Eric Lachter
      Eric Lachter CMO at Birthright Israel Foundation
      5.0

      Advertising Review from Eric Lachter

      What can I say? Josh and DOL are the best. The best copy, the best ideas, the best strategy. Josh and his team helped us up-level our work to be as good as any Fortune 100 global consumer brand. I love his fresh thinking, concise writing and bold approach to grabbing attention in a world where that is the name of the game. Cannot recommend them more highly.

    • Eric Toizer
      Eric Toizer Founder/CEO at Mad Dandy
      5.0

      Brand Strategy Review from Eric Toizer

      Mad Dandy is a San Francisco-based startup. Division of Labor is our advertising agency and they helped up build and launch our brand from the ground up. They designed our logo and packaging and built our brand voice and messaging plan. Division of Labor handled our social media and video creation along with all our event signage and out of home. For a startup like us, its been great working with these folks. Cant say enough good things about their creativity and strategic thinking.

    • Michael Margolis
      Michael Margolis Chief Medical Officer at Michigan Healthcare Professionals
      5.0

      Digital Marketing Review from Michael Margolis

      We engaged Division of Labor as our boutique advertising partner for Michigan Healthcare Professionals, and we were absolutely blown away by the results. Not only did the campaigns resonate deeply they elevated our branding and connected exceptionally well with our target audience. The work they delivered didn't just look great it performed. The campaign not only helped improve patient outcomes but also effectively promoted the benefits of utilizing non-facility-based imaging and laboratory testing. The messaging was clear, compelling, and perfectly aligned with our strategic goals. What impressed us most was how far beyond expectations Division of Labor went. Their creativity, responsiveness, and can-do attitude made working with them an absolute pleasure. No matter the challenge, their mindset is essentially: If theres a question, the answer is yes just tell us what the question is. We couldn't be more satisfied with the partnership and results, and we highly recommend Division of Labor to any organization seeking thoughtful, impactful, and results-driven marketing.

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Event Marketing Agency FAQs

What types of businesses usually work with these types of companies?

They serve a wide range of industries, including:

  • B2B technology and SaaS companies represent a significant portion of the market, using events to demonstrate products and generate qualified leads. According to statistics, corporate events, including trade shows, seminars, and product launches, account for 27.8% of the global events industry market.
  • Enterprise services firms rely on conferences and executive briefings to build relationships with decision-makers.
  • Consumer brands invest heavily in experiential activations to create memorable interactions with their target audiences.
  • Fintech companies use events to build trust in an industry where credibility matters enormously.
  • Healthcare and pharmaceutical organizations host educational conferences and product launches with strict compliance requirements.
  • Educational institutions and associations depend on annual conferences as major engagement and revenue drivers.
  • Media companies produce events ranging from intimate networking sessions to massive festivals.
  • Trade associations bring entire industries together through exhibitions and annual meetings.

According to Cvent, the global corporate events market was valued at $325 billion in 2023 and is expected to grow to nearly $600 billion by 2029

What services do most agencies offer?

Event marketing companies typically provide the following services: 

  • Event strategy development: Aligning event goals with business objectives and audience needs
  • Experiential marketing: Creating immersive brand experiences that drive emotional connection
  • Trade show management: Covering design, staffing, logistics, and lead capture
  • Product launches: Orchestrating memorable reveals that generate buzz and coverage
  • Conference production: Speaker management, session programming, and attendee experience
  • Brand activations: Pop-up experiences, sponsorship activations, and guerrilla marketing
  • Logistics coordination: Venue selection, vendor management, and timeline execution
  • Production services: Staging, audiovisual, lighting, and technical direction
  • Post-event reporting: Analytics, ROI measurement, and recommendations

According to Bizzabo's 2024 data, 78% of organizers identify in-person events as their organization's most impactful marketing channel, driving demand for these specialized services.

How much does event marketing cost?

The costs vary significantly based on scale, complexity, and objectives. According to Amex report, on average, 14% of a marketing budget goes toward event marketing. Furthermore, according to statistics, U.S. companies spend approximately $122 billion every year on event marketing.

Event size  Cost
Small events (intimate product launches, executive dinners, or localized brand activations) $15,000-$40,000 
Mid-sized events (regional conferences, multi-day trade show presences, or larger product launches)  $75,000-$250,000 
Large-scale or multi-city events, including national conferences, major experiential campaigns, or flagship annual events  $500,000+

According to GoGather's benchmarking data, the typical conference budget in the United States is approximately $1.89 million, accommodating an average of 601 attendees, with a per-person expenditure of about $3,144

What additional costs should I expect when working with these types of agencies?

Beyond base agency fees, several additional expenses commonly arise during event execution.

Typical additional costs include:

  • Venue rental: One of the largest line items, varying dramatically by location and prestige
  • Travel and accommodation: For staff, speakers, and sometimes attendees
  • Event staffing: Registration personnel, brand ambassadors, and technical crew
  • Permits and insurance: Required for many public or large-scale events
  • AV equipment: Sound systems, screens, lighting, and technical infrastructure
  • Catering: Food and beverage accounting for roughly 30% of the total budget
  • Insurance coverage: Liability and cancellation protection
  • Post-event content: Photography, videography, and content repurposing

According to GoGather's data, food and beverage alone accounts for 29.9% of the total conference budget, with an average spend of $565,000, translating to approximately $940 per attendee.

The additional costs typically add 25% to 50% to base budgets, depending on event scope and production requirements.

How long does it take to plan and execute an event marketing campaign?

Event planning timelines depend heavily on scale and complexity.

Type of event  Timeline 
Simple activations or smaller gatherings  6 -8 weeks  
Corporate events  3-6 months 
Larger conferences, major trade show presences, or experiential campaigns  9-12 months (planning should begin 12-18 months before the event) 
Virtual events  8-12 weeks 

 

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