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Great – since you’re seeking a U.S.-based digital marketing/content agency to support your e-commerce business (content creation + distribution), here are five highly regarded agencies you should consider. I can dig up more (10-15) if you like, but this gives a strong short-list to start. I’ll highlight why each might suit you, and you can pick a few to reach out to. 1. Siege Media 6 Snapshot: According to their own site, they specialise in organic growth via content creation, SEO and design assets (infographics, interactive content) for e-commerce, fintech, SaaS & B2C. Siege Media+2Siege Media+2 Why they stand out: They combine solid SEO/content foundations with design/creative execution; useful if you want content that drives distribution, not just “blogs”. Considerations: Likely on the higher end of budget; you’ll want to check how they work for purely e-commerce (rather than just SaaS/B2B). Fit for you? If your e-commerce business wants strong organic content + interactive assets that support distribution (via social, blog hubs etc.), this could be a strong match. 2. Power Digital 6 Snapshot: They describe themselves as a “one-stop shop” for content creation (social, email, partnerships), and they have their own AI-enhanced analytics platform (“Nova”) to support strategy and optimisation. Siege Media+2Siege Media+2 Why they stand out: Good for e-commerce because they cover full stack: content creation + distribution + analytics. Considerations: Must ensure their content/distribution expertise aligns with your niche and channels (e.g., if you are heavy on paid social, marketplaces, etc.). Fit for you? If you want an agency that handles both creative and distribution (and backs it up with data/analytics) this is a strong contender. 3. Grow & Convert 6 Snapshot: More niche: they specialise in content + SEO for ROI (especially for smaller/mid-businesses). Omniscient Digital+2Siege Media+2 Why they stand out: Might be more cost-efficient if your budget is moderate; focussed on conversion outcomes rather than just volume of content. Considerations: They may be less heavy on large-scale distribution (paid, influencer etc) compared to the bigger full-service agencies. Fit for you? If your primary goal is high-quality content that drives conversion (and you have some internal distribution channels) they could be a good fit. 4. LYFE Marketing 6 Snapshot: Positioned as a results-driven content marketing agency with strength in social, particularly helpful for small-/mid-businesses. LYFE Marketing+1 Why they stand out: If your e-commerce business is heavily reliant on social media (IG, TikTok, reels), this agency might bring strong creative + distribution for those channels. Considerations: Check how strong they are in SEO/owned media + paid funnels (if needed) and how much e-commerce vertical experience they have. Fit for you? If social & user-generated content/distribution are key parts of your marketing mix, this is a candidate. 5. inBeat Agency 6 Snapshot: Focuses on influencer marketing, micro-influencer + UGC (user generated content) campaigns, strong on distribution via creator networks. inBeat Why they stand out: If part of your strategy is influencer/UGC and distribution via social creators, they may fill that niche very well. Considerations: Might be less strong in owned content (e.g., long-form blogs) or SEO; more niche to influencer/UGC. Fit for you? If you plan to lean into creator content, social virality and UGC as a distribution lever, this is a top pick. ✅ What to ask when you engage these agencies Since you’re in e-commerce and your needs include content creation + distribution, you’ll want to probe things like: What content formats have you created that worked well for e-commerce (product videos, comparison guides, user stories, shoppable content)? How do you distribute content (organic SEO, paid social, email, influencer, partnerships)? What metrics do you track (e.g., traffic → conversion, ROAS of content, engagement, UGC impact)? How do you integrate with an e-commerce stack (platforms, product feeds, marketplace content, inventory changes)? Can you show case studies of e-commerce clients (ideally in a space similar to yours) and how you scaled content + distribution? What’s your typical budget / retainer + what’s included (creation + distribution + analytics)? How do you work with internal teams (you might have your own marketing / analytics team) and what’s the workflow like? If you like, I can pull together a longer list (10–15 agencies), filtered by e-commerce vertical + budget brackets + U.S.‐locations (so you can shortlist 3–5 to interview). Do you want me to dig that up?