marlo marketing. fully integrated marketing, public relations, and creative services agency based in Boston, Massachusetts and New York City

From influencer engagement for luxury hotels to website design for assisted living communities to public relations for iconic beer brands, we cover a lot of ground.

In industry lingo, we’re considered a full-service integrated consumer marketing agency.

In our lingo? We just get sh*t done.

August 2017

I’ll admit it, I’m not ashamed (ok, maybe a little)…. a month ago, I went on an inexplicable shopping spree at Target. It truly was not my intention – I fell prey to the all too familiar “I’ll just run

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Trolling (verb): Being a prick on the internet because you can. Typically unleashing one or more cynical or sarcastic remarks on an innocent by-stander, because it's the internet and, hey, you can. – UrbanDictionary.com Nobody likes a troll. They hide behind

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Secured by Boston and New York public relations agency marlo marketing, Preval’s Re-Grip is included in the “What’s In Store” section of the October 2017 issue of Woodworker’s Journal, highlighting the newest technology in tools. The write-up gives an overview

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Secured by Boston and New York public relations agency marlo marketing, Branch Line is included in the September/October issue of Harvard Magazine. Alongside a few great images, the full-page review of the restaurant goes into detail on some highlights from

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Secured by Boston and New York public relations agency marlo marketing, a placement for A4cade in the September issue of Bon Appétit spotlights the Gene Simmons cocktail in a feature about the increase of interesting and fun drinking vessels around

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My jaw dropped when I recently stumbled across the headline “Cards Against Humanity for Her Is the Same Game, but the Box is Pink and it costs $5 more.” Seriously? It. Is. 2017. Can we please, with cherries on top,

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I was never a fan of potty language. I didn’t find poop or fart jokes funny growing up. I’m not sure why but when kids laughed when they heard the word “butt,” I never giggled. I just rolled my eyes. However,

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