Chirp

Chirp is a brand marketing, communications, PR and digital agency for B2B, technology and high-growth companies. It positions itself as an embedded part of client teams, combining senior counsel, hands-on execution and transparency to raise brand visibility, demand and revenue.

The agency organizes its work into four areas: messaging and positioning, public relations and thought leadership, content marketing and demand generation, and creative services and digital experiences. It describes itself as a value-based company that puts people before profits, with guiding principles of caring, embracing, delivering and growing. Its senior counselors are described as having more than 20 years of experience, and the team page lists John Walker, Madeline Renneker, Anya Chambers, Denise Brilliant, Todd DeFeo, GL Hendricks and Kim Drew.

• Messaging and positioning: brand positioning, value propositions, messaging frameworks, executive and corporate narratives, competitor messaging analysis
• PR and thought leadership: media relations, speaking engagements, reputation and crisis communications, analyst and influencer relations, awards programs
• Content and demand generation: SEO blog writing, case studies, white papers, sales enablement content, email and social media strategy
• Creative services: brand identity, UX copywriting, infographics, motion graphics, video and collateral design
• Other services: startup launch support, media training, meeting facilitation and fractional CMO work

Industries named on its experience page include 5G, construction technology, financial technology, healthcare IT, enterprise software, telecommunications, energy, professional services, manufacturing and IoT. The homepage features a testimonial from Sarah Fordyce, SVP of Brand Strategy and Storytelling at Hexagon.

The site also refers to a global agency network through IPREX and to community leadership involvement, and it publishes a blog called Chirp Chatter along with case studies and client testimonials. It claims industry-leading client and staff retention, without giving figures (self-reported).