SHIFT is an integrated communications agency with offices in Boston, NYC and San Francisco, composed of over 100 creative, smart, and sassy brainiacs. We help find, build, and convert the new audiences you need to drive business growth for consumer, technology and media companies, ranging from edgy startups to established brands.

We’ve got the awards to prove it.

Delivering the Unexpected

These are just a few of the latest entries on our Featured Campaigns page.

dream

Making the Best Dreamforce Ever

neighborhood

Pitching Neighborhood by Neighborhood

hipaa

Turning Axway Into A Newsmaker 

Our client roster is extensive, but no single client represents more than 10 percent of SHIFT’s revenue, giving us the independence we need to provide clients with the best service and counsel. Our work with big brands forges strong influencer relationships that we put to work for startups; our inventive work with startups brings unique energy and insights to our big brand client programs.

Leading by Example

Take a look at the blogs from our team members and our CEO, Todd Defren:

What’s New at SHIFT Communications

SHIFT Communications PR Agency | Boston | New York | San Francisco

2013 Small Agency of the Year

Jeremiah Owyang, principal of Altimeter Group, asked us recently for our opinion about the role of public relations ...

I’m an Android user, something that I actually think is decently well known among any of my SHIFT colleagues who wat...

Continuing our discussion of social influence and how ideas spread, today we look at Dynamic Social Impact Theory (D...

Todd Defren’s PR-Squared

PR-Squared - Social Media Marketing and Public Relations

Social Media and Public Relations Consulting � PR Squared

What do a kid’s sandbox, critical state theory, automobile purchases, and marketing automation have in common? They’r...
What makes an agency successful begins not with fancy corporate jargon or a client roster of well known brands, but w...
It’s becoming fashionable to take a bite out of Apple. There was Jean-Louis Gassée’s scathing article in the Guardian...