Fact & Fiction

Fact & Fiction

Advertising Services

Boulder, Colorado 3,492 followers

We build brands people care about, and make content worth paying attention to.

About us

Where agency meets production company. Where truth meets storytelling. Where Fact meets Fiction. To the world that doesn’t know us, we’re just another agency. Probably a “digital agency” or an “ad agency” or maybe even a “production agency.” And telling the world we’re a “strategic brand solutions content producer” comes across as pretty pretentious. So we simply say that we’re an insight-based creative content shop. What does that mean? Well, in the age of digital and big data, it has never been easier to find facts. But unfortunately, it has never been harder to uncover the truth. Our existence, down to our name, is about finding the most relevant elements of human truth and paying it off through amazing storytelling and brand experiences worth paying attention to. We’ve found that working this way allows us to quickly create shareable content and highly-engaging campaigns that drive meaningful and longterm business results for brands. And, as content continues to become increasingly vital in connecting with consumers in a 24/7, 365 digital world, brands are finding it difficult to keep up. Which is why Fact & Fiction is structured to move at the speed of modern, providing a more effective, relevant and nimble option for brands that don’t want to sacrifice quality. Our team is built differently, combining strategy, creative and content creation in one seamless and highly collaborative team. Which allows us to move at the speed that digital, and business, requires.

Website
http://www.factandfiction.work
Industry
Advertising Services
Company size
11-50 employees
Headquarters
Boulder, Colorado
Type
Public Company
Founded
2016
Specialties
Creative, Strategy, content, Video Production, advertising, photography, animation, and branding

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    CEO & Founder @ Fact & Fiction

    One year ago today, we took the giant leap to make Fact & Fiction a fully independent agency. In an era where many agencies are in the midst of mergers, acquisitions, and detached ownership, it was incredibly important to me that we have the flexibility and freedom to do right by our partners, our people, and our passions. Looking back, I'm filled with pride at what we've accomplished and incredibly excited for what the future holds. Our decision to go independent wasn't just a business move—it was a declaration of our values. We believed then, as we do now, that being nimble and autonomous allows us to align values with our clients and deliver deeper, more impactful outcomes. We wanted to do it in a way that remembers that this industry is supposed to be fun and allows us to be partners, friends, and co-conspirators with our amazing clients in making meaningful work. Speaking of amazing people, I'm endlessly proud of our team. Their resilience, creativity, and dedication have been the driving force behind our success this past year. At F&F, we're blessed with amazing, kind, and talented individuals, and we're committed to nurturing the close-knit, collaborative spirit that makes our agency special. We firmly believe that great work starts with great relationships, and we're dedicated to fostering those connections both within our team and with our clients. The journey of independence isn't always easy, but it's infinitely rewarding. As we look to the future, I'm filled with optimism and excitement. We've laid a strong foundation, but I believe we've only scratched the surface of our potential. Here's to another year of building relationships, fostering creativity, and making impactful work – together. The best is yet to come for Fact & Fiction, and I can't wait to see what we'll achieve next.

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    🚨Hey, you! Yes, you scrolling through LinkedIn for your next big thing. Fact & Fiction is hunting for our next Senior Social Media Manager. Someone obsessed with organic social (and we mean OBSESSED). If you: • Live and breathe building online communities • Speak fluent meme, gif, and influencer • Can lead a social strategy like a maestro with a caffeine addiction • Love working on brands with ridiculously fun voice & tone…then we need to talk. 🚨 Perks? Sure, we got those. Think Ozo Coffee, Ice Cream, and Whiskey (though not necessarily all at once). Oh, and some other grown-up benefits like flex PTO, dogs in the office, and a 401k match from day one. Hit us up if you want to lead the charge in social strategy and have the best time doing it. #SocialMediaManager #JobOpening #FactandFiction #SocialMediaJobs

    Senior Social Media Manager

    Senior Social Media Manager

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    Breaking news: Our beloved account leader, Andrea Cruz, has been promoted to Managing Director of our Boulder office! She is an inspiration to us all, and we are lucky to have her vision, incredible work ethic, and contagious positive attitude guiding our team. Here's to continued success and a bright and prosperous future under the leadership of the coolest mom in Colorado.

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    "Change, as it often does, is happening at the bottom." A great point of view on what brands can learn from the end of the Tiger / Nike partnership from our very own Derek Anderson.

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    Creative leader, marketing problem solver, strategic thinker.

    The Tiger Woods news shouldn't surprise anyone… The hard truth for golf fans, myself included, is Tiger and Nike’s separation is a symptom of larger issues in the golf industry. And no, this is not about LIV. The good news: in spite of crippling division at the top, golf ratings at an all-time low, and a 15-year decline in play since Tiger’s first string of majors, there are more people PLAYING golf than ever before. Check with the pro shop, the tee sheet it full. From the grandstand, it seems the industry has spent entirely too much time, effort and money shaping people into the ideal mold of a golfer, instead of asking fundamental questions like, “What can new players bring to the game? What can new ideas bring to a brand?” This is basic marketing stuff. Start by putting the consumer/fan/player at the center of your universe. Then, instead of asking what they can do for you, ask what you can do for them. If it all sounds alarmist, rest assured things are changing. But not because of any grand design or strategy coming down from the top. Change, as it often does, is happening at the bottom. For many previously casual observers, what started as a safe and social pandemic novelty, rapidly evolved (devolved?) into a full-blown addiction. An innocent one, but addiction nonetheless. People got sucked in by the challenge, the improvement the camaraderie  the outdoors the music the mentality the beers the bets the bullshit the travel the stories the style the gear the 25-footers the one shot in 97 that was oh-so-good, at least everyone said “nice shot.” Even the exercise. Golfers can rationalize anything. And now, this hopelessly hooked generation of golfers is making the game their own. I’m not saying we should light fire to tradition. I love tradition. And I loved watching Tiger. I’m saying we should give water, food and sunlight to what’s happening on the ground floor — individuals taking the game into their own hands and doing something amazing with it. Growing it. Give me more of Jake Hutt’s beat-based instruction. Give me Trap Golf. Give me the latest Malbon X New Balance shoes. Let’s stream the golf version of the Manning Cast with Erick Lottary and Jim Nantz.    Because if we make way for new expressions of golf and the people behind them, they might just do the one thing Tiger Woods hasn’t done yet: save the game. #Golf #tigerwoods #GOAT #PGA #marketing https://lnkd.in/g4T72dS5

    Just undo it: Tiger, Nike end 27-year partnership

    Just undo it: Tiger, Nike end 27-year partnership

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    🚀 Elevate your brand game: the six things to consider when ramping up a #BrandAmbassador program Brand ambassadors allow you to tap into engaged audiences that you may not have influence over at a brand level. In this fast-paced digital era, brand ambassador programs have become an essential tool for businesses to foster genuine connections, increase brand awareness, and ultimately, achieve long-term success. - Mara Akers & Harper Hempel #BrandAmbassadorProgram #BrandBuilding #Marketing #Business

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