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Archmark
Archmark is a marketing and branding agency that helps architecture practices get found online, build their reputation and reach the right clients.
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“Archmark is a marketing and branding agency built specifically for architects.”
Archmark is a marketing and branding agency built specifically for architects. Co-founded by Bryon McCartney, the studio began as a generalist agency before choosing to focus entirely on the architecture profession after an early project with an architect client.
Archmark organises its work around three things: recognition, reputation and reach. Recognition is about helping a practice get found online, through its website, wider web presence, social profiles and Google Business Profile. Reputation is about creating content for websites, social media and email campaigns so a practice can show its expertise. Reach is about building relationships with the partners and clients who can introduce the projects a practice actually wants to work on.
The team has evaluated more than 650 architecture firm websites, and that experience shapes Archmark's advice: pick a lane and be clear about what you want to be known for, talk about your people and studio culture rather than only your projects, and treat your own website as the one channel you fully control.
Based in the United States, Archmark works with architecture practices internationally, including clients in the UK.
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