
In early 2010, Miss Shirley's - a Baltimore eatery - tapped MGH to develop a plan that would increase buzz about the popular restaurant through social networks, while simultaneously driving sales.... more
The year 2009 will go down as one of the worst economic periods in U.S. history. Unless, of course, you were in Ocean City, Maryland. Despite a dire worldwide recession, and tourism numbers that... more
How does a 100-year-old Baltimore jeweler reach an audience of 25-year-olds? That was the challenge we faced when trying to attract young engagement ring buyers to Smyth Jewelers in Baltimore. They... more
In the spring of 2009, the National Aquarium was facing a problem common to many companies and entities in the tough economic times. How do you drive sales when your audience is cutting back?... more
When Pfizer Animal Health launched Slentrol®, the first FDA-approved weight-loss drug for canines, MGH broke the news. As part of the Slentrol launch, MGH was charged with not only... more
Texas Instruments is one of the world's leading manufacturers of graphing calculators - with technology that helps teens understand math by visually demonstrating it. MGH was charged with engaging... more
When PBS asked us to develop an integrated campaign to promote a six-part special on the history of comedy, we knew one thing: it couldn't be boring. So we started by turning the most obvious of... more
Visit Baltimore sought MGH's help in redesigning the Baltimore.org Web site to leverage new online trends. The Web site - which targets meeting planners, tour operators, individual tourists and... more
Everybody loves pizza. The key is to get them to talk about it. And, more importantly, to get them to talk about MGH's client Papa John's Pizza. To help accomplish this goal, our social media... more
For years, Towson University was a solid Maryland college that didn't get its fair share of credit, or funding from the state. But that changed when a new University president came on board and... more
The Center for Eating Disorders at Sheppard Pratt wanted to promote its new state-of-the-art facility and position itself as the nation's premier center treating eating disorders. So MGH developed... more
For decades, Utz was known to those in Maryland and Pennsylvania as the snack food of choice. People loved Utz potato chips and pretzels, and were incredibly loyal to the brand. So Utz management... more
University of Maryland University College began more than 60 years ago as a school for those serving in the military overseas. The college would set up remote classrooms around the world, wherever... more
A large majority of car dealer advertising is dreadful. It's obnoxious, it's tacky and it insults people's intelligence. One bold car dealership — R&H Toyota in Owings Mills, Maryland —... more
With summer rapidly approaching, Ocean City, Maryland, needed a big idea to kick-start the season. Many of Ocean City's typical visitors couldn't afford to go on vacation due to sky-rocketing gas... more
Like all major orchestras, the Baltimore Symphony was experiencing declining attendance and an aging audience. But that was before MGH got involved. Over several years, we partnered with the BSO... more
Preschool centers across the country offer similar programs and pricing for families needing full-time care for their young children. Our challenge was to develop a brand positioning for the Nobel... more
In an age when fewer people are reading newspapers, and even fewer young adults are reading newspapers, how do you launch a newspaper targeted to people in their 20s? That was the question the... more
For retail chain stores, it's crucial to make an impact within each community served. For urban lifestyle retailer Downtown Locker Room, with more than 70 locations in 10 states, it was even more... more
Through social media, MGH helped Miss Shirley's restaurant in Baltimore increase sales 18%, and check-ins through Foursquare are up 427%. More.
View NowHello, we're MGH! A Baltimore, Maryland advertising agency, public relations firm, interactive development company, word of mouth agency, guerilla marketing firm, design agency, viral marketing firm, and social media marketing company, all rolled into one. It’s like a bunch of agencies, but that takes a while to say. So we simply call what we do "modern marketing." It means being able to employ every available communications medium to sell, promote, and otherwise market our clients. We've been at it since 1995 with great success. Take a look.