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Reprise

Performance MarketingAgency

Delivered measurable business outcomes for enterprise advertisers through integrated performance marketing across search, social, commerce, and programmatic channels, backed by IPG Mediabrands' data and technology infrastructure.

Last updated Oct 24, 2026 by the ATDb Editorial Team · Connections updated Oct 26, 2026

Founded
2015
HQ
New York, New York, United States
Connections
19

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At a glance

About

Was one of the largest dedicated performance marketing agencies within a global holding company network, operating as part of IPG Mediabrands before being merged into a new combined unit with Kinesso and Matterkind.

Reprise was a global performance marketing agency operating under IPG Mediabrands, the media investment and intelligence division of Interpublic Group (IPG). The agency specialized in search engine marketing (SEM), SEO, paid social, commerce media, and programmatic media buying and optimization, helping brands drive measurable business outcomes through data-driven performance channels. With a presence across dozens of markets worldwide, Reprise served major multinational advertisers and was considered one of the larger dedicated performance marketing agencies within a holding company network. Reprise was formed through the consolidation of search and performance marketing capabilities across IPG Mediabrands, positioning itself as a full-funnel performance partner for enterprise clients. The agency leveraged proprietary tools, audience data, and technology integrations to optimize campaigns across Google, Meta, Amazon, and other major platforms. Its commerce practice was particularly notable, addressing the growing intersection of retail media and performance advertising. In 2023, IPG Mediabrands merged Reprise with two sibling units — Kinesso, its data and technology-driven marketing services arm, and Matterkind, its addressable media activation unit — to form a new combined entity. This consolidation was designed to unify data, technology, and performance media capabilities under a single integrated offering, effectively ending Reprise as a standalone brand. The merged organization brought together the complementary strengths of all three units to better serve clients in an increasingly data-centric media landscape.

Business model

Agency

Target market

Enterprise

What they offer

  • Search Marketing (SEM/SEO)

    Paid search and organic search optimization services across major search engines including Google and Bing.

  • Paid Social

    Performance-driven social media advertising across platforms such as Meta, TikTok, and LinkedIn.

  • Commerce Media

    Retail media and commerce advertising solutions spanning Amazon, Walmart, and other e-commerce platforms.

  • Programmatic Media Buying

    Data-driven programmatic display and video advertising with audience targeting and optimization.

Key features

Full-funnel performance marketing across search, social, commerce, and programmaticGlobal footprint spanning dozens of marketsIntegration with IPG Mediabrands data and technology ecosystemRetail and commerce media specializationAudience-driven optimization and measurement

Use cases

Enterprise brand search engine marketing and SEOPerformance-driven paid social campaignsRetail and commerce media activation on Amazon and other platformsProgrammatic audience targeting and media optimizationCross-channel performance measurement and attribution

Customer segments

Large multinational advertisersRetail and e-commerce brandsConsumer packaged goods companiesFinancial services brandsTechnology companies

Tech & specs

Technology stack

Google AdsMeta Ads ManagerAmazon AdvertisingThe Trade DeskGoogle Marketing PlatformKinesso technology stack

Security & compliance

GDPRCCPA

Deployment

Cloud

API

Limited

Corporate history
  1. 2015 · Founded
  2. 2007Came under IPG Mediabrands
  3. Year unknown
Connection details
See integrations with Reprise (16)

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