Deutsch Dumped, Monster Goes With Brand Content

Making it clear Monster, unsurprisingly, was already speaking to other agencies prior to its dumping Deutsch, the job site has, two weeks after dropping Deutsch, launched a new campaign created by Boston-based Brand Content which had, earlier, done project work for Monster. The campaign will consist of television commercials, and new website features.

Brand Content was formed by Doug Gladstone who previously worked with Monster while at other agencies. Like PictureTel (now part of Polycom), Monster’s one of those Boston-based accounts that, if you’ve worked at an area agency, you’ve worked on Monster. We did our stint on the account too.

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