Air Fresh Marketing vs Attack! Marketing

A side-by-side look at what each agency publishes about itself, so you can check fit for your program.

Published facts, side by side

Air Fresh Marketing and Attack! Marketing, as each states on its own website
Air Fresh MarketingAttack! Marketing
HeadquartersDenver, Colorado source"ATTACK! HQ": 3439 SE Hawthorne Blvd, Portland, OR 97214 source
Founded2008 sourceNot stated publicly
Services they listBrand ambassadors, event staffing, street teams, product sampling, trade show staffing, experiential marketing sourceMobile Marketing Tours; Product Sampling; Retail In-Store Demos & Costco Roadshows; Experiential & Event Activations; Event Staffing source
Coverage (as stated)200+ US cities sourceUS & Canada; field offices listed: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, San Francisco, DC, Portland, Atlanta, Seattle, Miami source
Staff or network size (as stated)20,000+ brand ambassadors source"120,000+ active field reps and partners across the US & Canada" source
Published pricingYes: brand ambassadors $48-$75/hr, trade show staff and field managers $55-$75/hr, 4-hour minimum (planning ranges) sourceNo public rate card found source
What they emphasizeGPS-verified check-ins, a live client portal and reviewed event recaps sourceRetail in-store demos/Costco roadshows and mobile marketing tours; tech dashboards with geo-targeted staff attendance data source
Staffing model (as stated)1099 contractors or W-2 employees depending on state and program; COI available sourceNot stated publicly

By its own description, Attack! Marketing focuses on mobile marketing tours, product sampling, retail in-store demos and experiential activations across the US and Canada.

How we compare agencies

  • Services

    The service categories each agency lists on its own site.

  • Coverage

    Markets or nationwide reach as each agency states it, not our estimate.

  • Proof

    Named, published case studies or client work we can link to.

  • Pricing transparency

    Whether the agency publishes rates or planning ranges on its site.

  • Reporting

    What each agency says it provides after an event (check-ins, photos, recaps).

  • Staffing model

    Only what each agency states publicly about employment or contractor models.

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