I’ve worked with Benjamin at Ekkino on a few startup projects and it’s been super smooth. He gets the vision fast, does solid work, and is easy to work with. Makes the whole design side way less of a headache. Definitely recommend.
Ekkino
📍 Serving Sioux Falls, SDEkkino is a marketing and design agency founded in 2024, based near Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The firm provides a comprehensive range of marketing services specifically tailored to churches, Catholic organizations, nonprofits, and small businesses throughout the Midwest. Their branding and identity services encompass logo design, typography and color systems, voice and messaging development, and the creation of brand guidelines. In the area of web design and development, Ekkino focuses on creating modern, responsive websites built with platforms such as Next.js and various content management systems, emphasizing UX, performance, and accessibility. Their SEO and search marketing efforts include on-page and local SEO strategies, content optimization, and search planning. The agency also offers copywriting and messaging services for website copy, campaign messaging, taglines, and calls-to-action. Ekkino manages digital marketing and advertising campaigns across paid social and search, supported by ad creative, landing page design, email marketing, and analytics reporting. Additionally, the team provides visual content production including photography, short-form video, editing, and content templates, alongside print and digital design for collateral such as flyers, brochures, posters, and presentation decks. Ekkino operates using a five-step methodology that begins with a discovery phase, moves through research-based strategy, crafting, and execution, and concludes with ongoing support and optimization to ensure project maintenance. The agency differentiates its approach through a focus on mission-driven, faith-based communication, seeking to serve organizations that require a specific understanding of Catholic culture and values.
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Good man