Campbell & Company is a mid-sized marketing agency based in Oklahoma City that serves regional and national clients across B2B, consumer packaged goods, healthcare, and professional services sectors. The firm operates on a retainer model, typically paired with project work, and handles strategy, paid media, creative production, and performance reporting in-house rather than as a network of subcontractors.
Campbell & Company functions as a traditional full-service agency, meaning clients outsource planning, creative development, and media buying to a single firm rather than assembling separate vendors for each discipline. The agency works with Oklahoma City-based companies seeking to expand regionally, as well as larger regional and national brands that need localized campaign execution or dedicated account management. Unlike digital-only shops that focus narrowly on SEO or social media, or creative boutiques that design but do not buy media, Campbell & Company bundles strategy, design, copywriting, media planning, and analytics into one engagement.
The firm's typical client size ranges from mid-market companies ($10 million to $500 million annual revenue) to larger enterprises with multiple business units. They also take on smaller local clients on a project basis, though these rarely convert to ongoing retainers.
Campbell & Company's service menu includes brand strategy and positioning, digital and traditional media buying (display, search, social, TV, radio, print), creative production (video, photography, design, copywriting), public relations support, and monthly reporting and optimization.
Retainer engagements typically start at $5,000 to $8,000 per month for smaller brands with limited scope (social media and search only, for example) and scale to $15,000 to $30,000+ monthly for full-service accounts that include strategy, multiple channels, and dedicated staffing. Project work is priced separately; a brand refresh or campaign launch might range from $10,000 to $40,000 depending on scope. These figures should be confirmed directly, as pricing varies by scope and market conditions.
Most retainers include a monthly performance report showing impressions, clicks, conversions, and cost-per-acquisition by channel. The agency typically guarantees response to client requests within two business days and provides quarterly strategy reviews. Clients without a committed retainer pay hourly rates (typically $125 to $200 per hour for account management and strategy) or fixed project fees.
Oklahoma City's marketing landscape includes three other significant full-service agencies and a larger number of specialists.
Full-service alternatives: Barkley (also Oklahoma City-based, significantly larger, with a national client base and offices in Kansas City and Denver) serves Fortune 500 companies and mid-market brands but typically requires retainers in the $25,000+ range and is better suited to companies with substantial budgets. Jaffe (Dallas-based with an Oklahoma City satellite office) focuses on healthcare, B2B, and consumer brands and operates similarly to Campbell & Company but draws from a larger talent pool. Both are stronger choices if your budget is above $20,000 monthly or if you need specialized expertise (healthcare compliance, for instance) that Campbell & Company may source externally.
Mid-size and boutique alternatives: Smaller digital agencies like those focusing on SEO, paid social, or web development exist throughout Oklahoma City and typically charge $2,000 to $5,000 monthly, but they do not provide strategy or creative services and require clients to hire separately for design or copywriting. Campbell & Company's advantage is that strategic and creative work are included, reducing the overhead of managing multiple vendors.
Choose Campbell & Company if you want a single point of contact, mid-market pricing, and creative work paired with media buying. Choose Barkley if you have a large budget and need national-scale execution. Choose a digital specialist if you are focused narrowly on one channel (search or social) and want to keep costs low.
Campbell & Company is best suited to Oklahoma City and regional companies with annual marketing budgets between $60,000 and $360,000 (roughly $5,000 to $30,000 monthly). They work well for B2B firms, healthcare providers, consumer goods brands, and professional services companies that need both strategic thinking and consistent media presence across multiple channels.
The agency is not a fit for startups with budgets under $3,000 monthly, companies needing only web design or social media management, nonprofits or political campaigns (which Campbell & Company does not serve), or enterprises with in-house creative teams looking for media buying only. Early-stage companies should look to freelancers or smaller digital agencies; large national brands should consider Barkley.
An initial consultation typically lasts 60 minutes and involves a Campbell & Company account strategist and creative lead. Bring a clear sense of your annual marketing budget, your primary business objectives for the next 12 months (revenue growth, market share, lead generation), your current marketing efforts, and your competitor landscape. The agency will ask about your audience, messaging, and any previous campaigns. After the meeting, expect a proposal within one week outlining recommended channels, a rough timeline, and a retainer estimate. If you move forward, onboarding usually takes two to three weeks and includes brand audit, audience research, and strategy finalization before any creative or media work begins.
Campbell & Company is located in downtown Oklahoma City and accepts drop-in consultations by appointment. Normal business hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. Parking is available on surrounding streets or in paid lots within two blocks. Most ongoing client communication happens by email, phone, and monthly in-person or virtual meetings, so proximity to the office is not required.
Campbell & Company's embedded position in Oklahoma City's business community and willingness to work with mid-market regional brands make it a practical choice for companies seeking marketing support without the overhead of larger national firms.
