
Australia · Marketing & advertising startup
Bench Media is an independent, full-service digital media agency based in Sydney, Australia, with an additional office in Melbourne.
Funding reportedLast round: Series C
Bench Media is an independent, full-service digital media agency based in Sydney, Australia, with an additional office in Melbourne.
Founded in 2012 by Ori Gold and Shai Luft, the agency has established itself as a leader in the industry, focusing on a "Digital Disruption" approach. Bench Media utilizes data-led planning, proprietary technology, and advanced analytics to drive measurable growth for brands across Australia, New Zealand, and the APAC region. The agency offers a wide range of integrated marketing and media services, including programmatic advertising, digital media, connected TV and video, audio advertising, out-of-home and retail media, and Amazon advertising. Bench Media is known for its proprietary platform, Bench Connect, which provides clients with real-time transparency and optimization tools. With a team of approximately 27 to 47 employees, the agency serves a diverse portfolio of mid-market and enterprise brands, delivering successful campaigns for over 250 clients across various industries.
Funding, as reported
From Bench Media's own website: 7 on the team.
What they build
Known for
tv advertisingmarketing strategymanagement consultingmedia creative developmentcross-channel marketingreal-time campaign optimizationtransparency and accountabilitydata-driven media strategyconsumerscustomer engagementdistributionprogrammatic media buyingagile campaign managementmedia buyingenterprisesmedia performance reporting
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