MassMedia is more than a full-service marketing agency in Las Vegas. We are dedicated partners who serve as an extension of our clients' teams. We provide omnichannel marketing strategies and integrated solutions that work together to achieve business objectives and deliver impactful results.
We are fortunate to partner with clients across a variety of industries including real estate development, healthcare, education, law, government, banking and financial services, energy, and entertainment.We provide strategic digital marketing, media buying, public relations and creative solutions to fellow Las Vegas companies and clients across the country.
We are fortunate to partner with clients across a variety of industries including real estate development, healthcare, education, law, government, banking and financial services, energy, and entertainment.We provide strategic digital marketing, media buying, public relations and creative solutions to fellow Las Vegas companies and clients across the country.
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Asia Brown
Oct 12, 2019
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Ashley Kuckler
Jun 19, 2019
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Becka Rex
Nov 17, 2017
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Executive management is completely unreasonable and has no problem stepping on employees and using them as scapegoats to fire for the agency's generally unsatisfactory work.
Prime example - the owner had a big client presentation one evening, and to prepare, she gave the brand new intern a couple hours to compose the entire PowerPoint with very little direction while the owner herself left to get her hair and nails done. Intern was crying at the end of it, owner didn't even seem to notice...
They nickel and dime their customers right down to charging them every time an employee uses a printer
Prime example - the owner had a big client presentation one evening, and to prepare, she gave the brand new intern a couple hours to compose the entire PowerPoint with very little direction while the owner herself left to get her hair and nails done. Intern was crying at the end of it, owner didn't even seem to notice...
They nickel and dime their customers right down to charging them every time an employee uses a printer
Zachary Krassin
Jul 13, 2017
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