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We’ll bring our media planning and buying expertise and years of experience to help bring your ideas to life.
Our Media Planning and Buying Services are second to none. As an Independent Media Agency with offices in Orlando, Atlanta, and Birmingham, we are well situated to serve our clients in person, online, by telephone, and instant messaging. We are our clients’ go to media experts. See what we can do for you.
Media Strategy
Learn more about how delivering the right message to the right person at the right time is the essence of media strategy.
Media Research & Analytics
See how state of the art tools can work for you to help deliver efficiency and accuracy in your media
Media Planning & Buying
Let us show you how the right media mix is led by research and analytics to deliver on your goals and objectives.
Digital Marketing
Find out how our experts at CybearInteractive can help you grow your customer base through digital mastery.
Effects of Stay-at-Home Orders on Digital Usage and TV Programming
With two-thirds of the country’s population now under stay-at-home orders (excluding essential workers) and the federal level extension to follow strict social distancing guidelines through April 30, we are starting to see a clearer picture of the impacts this new normal is having on digital media consumption as well as TV programming in the U.S.
OOH: Where Traditional Intersects Innovation
As planning season for many clients and agencies is well under-way, the chatter of the “perfect media mix” overtakes most strategy meetings. But what pieces are decisively interlocked to create this complex puzzle that is the media plan? Television for the broad reach...
COVID-19 Media Impact
A sampling of markets nationwide shows HUT (households using television) levels are already up for the week of 3/9 as compared to the six weeks prior. Atlanta and Jacksonville are up 20%, Omaha 30%, Bismarck 28%.
Effects of Stay-at-Home Orders on Digital Usage and TV Programming
With two-thirds of the country’s population now under stay-at-home orders (excluding essential workers) and the federal level extension to follow strict social distancing guidelines through April 30, we are starting to see a clearer picture of the impacts this new normal is having on digital media consumption as well as TV programming in the U.S.