Submit your agency

What should you prepare before submitting?

Provide your agency’s name and website, plus your name, role and work email address. Use the main agency website rather than a social profile or a single campaign page. Before submitting, search the directory to see whether the agency already has a profile.

The most useful preparation happens on your own site. Make it easy to understand what the agency does, which industries it serves and which work it can show. A specific description of an assignment is more useful than a long list of capabilities with no examples.

What makes a useful agency case study?

Name the client when you have permission, explain the problem and describe the agency’s actual contribution. Include the timeframe and enough context to interpret any reported result. If several partners worked on the project, be clear about your part. Buyers need to distinguish the work you delivered from the wider campaign you participated in.

What happens after submission?

Your submission enters the review queue. The public site provides evidence for the profile, and the listing must meet the directory’s publication requirements. Sending the form does not create an immediate public page. We do not promise a publication date or a particular position in search results.

Can you pay for inclusion or a higher position?

No. There is no submission fee, paid placement or ranking upgrade. The goal is to help buyers understand relevant experience and compare agencies. Better supporting information makes the work easier to assess; promotional language does not replace evidence.

Read the directory methodology for how agency information is assessed, or visit the guide for agencies for more context on presenting your work.