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Tinuiti

Performance marketing agency with proprietary measurement technology.

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Company facts

Entity type
COMPANY
Founded
2004
Headquarters
111 W 33rd St Suite 1510, New York, NY 10001, US
Company size
1,001–5,000
Market role
Agency & Consultancy
Official website
tinuiti.com

What Tinuiti does

Tinuiti operates as a full-service performance marketing and media agency serving brands that want outsourced expertise across paid media, commerce, lifecycle marketing, influencer, affiliate, creative and CRO. It creates value by combining channel execution services with proprietary measurement technology, allowing clients to centralise planning, activation and performance analysis within one partner. Growth has been supported by acquisitions that extend channel depth and strengthen its full-funnel service stack.

Category differentiation

Tinuiti is a marketing agency and managed-services platform, not a standalone DSP, SSP or independent SaaS measurement vendor. Its Bliss Point product is a proprietary analytics capability within a broader services business.

Strategic context

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Tinuiti is a US-based digital marketing agency that provides managed media, performance marketing, commerce media, paid social, search, affiliate, influencer, email/SMS, creative and conversion optimisation services for brands and advertisers. Its operating model is primarily service-led, with campaign planning, execution and optimisation delivered across major digital channels. The company also owns Bliss Point, a proprietary measurement and optimisation platform used to unify cross-channel performance data, media mix modelling and incrementality analysis. Tinuiti therefore makes money mainly from agency fees tied to client media programmes, with its software capability serving as a differentiating layer that supports strategy, measurement and retention rather than operating as a clearly standalone software business.

Company news briefing

Briefing updated:

Tinuiti continues to scale its enterprise growth, supported by the appointment of Wes Harris as Global Chief Operating Officer and SNIPES USA selecting the agency as Agency of Record. Proprietary agency data highlights expanding multi-channel execution, with Instagram Reels capturing over a third of platform impressions, alongside a 20% year-over-year rise in TikTok ad spend. Furthermore, Tinuiti's research underscores a growing analytical footprint across AI-driven search citation landscapes, tracking how platforms like Microsoft Copilot and YouTube dominate AI-generated product recommendations.

Business model & monetisation

Tinuiti monetises mainly through managed-service agency fees, typically tied to media planning, activation, optimisation and ongoing account management. The commercial model is primarily percentage-of-media-spend and retainer-based, with potential setup or project fees for specialist work such as creative, influencer, affiliate, lifecycle marketing and CRO. Proprietary technology, especially Bliss Point, appears to be bundled into broader client engagements rather than sold predominantly as standalone SaaS.

Managed media buying and optimisation
Percentage of media spend
Agency retainers for strategic and channel management
Service fee / retainer
Specialist services such as creative, CRO, affiliate and influencer
Project fees and service fees
Proprietary measurement technology bundled in engagements
Bundled value-add within agency contracts

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Recent recorded signals

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  • AI Agents Need Clean Data Foundation, Tinuiti CEO Says

    adexchanger.com

    AI · Recorded impact score: 1/5

    In a podcast interview with AdExchanger, Abbey Klaassen, CEO of Tinuiti, emphasizes that successful AI agents depend on a clean and connected data foundation. She argues that the 'unsexy' work of data infrastructure is the true differentiator, not the agents themselves. Tinuiti's proprietary tech stack, Bliss Point, is evolving from a measurement tool into a 'governed agent-enabled orchestration system' where AI agents and humans collaborate, with humans serving as 'judges' rather than merely 'in the loop'. Klaassen also discusses the complexity of modern media mixes, the need to optimize holistically across channels, the hidden costs of too many vendors, and the evolution of agency compensation in the age of AI.

    • Tinuiti CEO Abbey Klaassen says AI agents are only useful if the data feeding them is clean and connected.
    • Tinuiti's proprietary tech stack Bliss Point is evolving into a 'governed agent-enabled orchestration system'.
  • Marketers scramble to measure AI brand visibility

    digiday.com

    AI Visibility Measurement · Recorded impact score: 4/5

    Marketers are increasingly concerned about how AI chatbots and large language models (LLMs) cite or mention their brands in responses, prompting a shift in advertising strategies. The Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) is developing a framework to standardize the measurement of AI visibility. Data shows brand citation shares vary significantly across platforms like Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, and Gemini, while LLMs show preferences for different source types. Trust in AI search is growing, with 95% of US respondents finding AI answers as trustworthy as search engines. However, measurement is challenging due to the non-deterministic nature of AI models. This has led to new roles like Head of AI Search and the allocation of ad budgets to influence AI recommendations.

    • IAB is developing a framework to standardize AI visibility measurement.
    • Amazon accounted for 4% of Microsoft Copilot citations in July, 0.1% on ChatGPT, and zero on Gemini.
  • Back-to-School TikTok Ad Spend Rises 20-40%

    digiday.com

    Social Commerce · Recorded impact score: 3/5

    Advertisers increased TikTok spending by 20-40% during the summer back-to-school period, driven by strong sales through TikTok Shop and the platform's growing role in social commerce. Tinuiti reported a 20% year-over-year increase in TikTok spend from July to August, with TikTok's share of social spending up 55%. Go Fish Digital saw a 41% rise among brand clients and a 160% increase in advertisers using the channel. TikTok Shop sales grew 84% year-over-year, making it the fourth-largest retailer of health and beauty products in the U.S. Brands like Hilton leveraged TikTok alongside Instagram and YouTube, while agencies noted increased competition and search costs. The back-to-school period is extending earlier and broader, with advertisers starting campaigns earlier than in previous years.

    • TikTok ad spend rose 20-40% during the 2026 back-to-school season.
    • TikTok Shop sales increased 84% from March 2025 to February 2026.
  • Ex-indie agency exec reveals internal mismanagement

    digiday.com

    Agency & Consultancy · Recorded impact score: 1/5

    An anonymous former executive from an independent advertising agency describes systemic internal mismanagement, poor communication and heavy-handed leadership tactics. Examples include canceling corporate cards with one day's notice, a poorly handled and ultimately unenforced return-to-office mandate, and mass layoffs timed immediately after Cannes. The source says leadership pressured teams to keep layoff lists on hand despite sustained strong performance, and criticizes the rushed rollout of AI tools that created unrealistic efficiency expectations and in some cases reduced productivity. The interview was published on Digiday on August 27, 2026 and edited for clarity.

    • Digiday published the interview by Krystal Scanlon on August 27, 2026.
    • The anonymous former exec reports the company canceled all corporate cards with one day's notice and many staff were not properly informed.
  • Marketers’ 2026 Guide to Retail Media Marketing

    digiday.com

    Commerce & Retail Media · Recorded impact score: 3/5

    This Digiday+ Research report (published August 26, 2026) analyzes retail media’s role in marketers’ strategies, highlighting how brands and agencies are approaching retail media networks (RMNs). The guide includes case mentions of The Home Depot, Milani Cosmetics and Tinuiti and covers methodology, diversification of RMN investments, aligning KPIs to each RMN’s role, and measurement challenges and solutions. It is part of Digiday’s CMO Strategies research series examining where marketing leaders are investing across channels.

    • Article published by Digiday on 2026-08-26
    • Authors: Catherine Wolf and Li Lu

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Questions about Tinuiti

What is Tinuiti?

Tinuiti is a US digital marketing agency that provides full-funnel managed media, commerce marketing, creative and measurement services for brands.

Who uses Tinuiti?

Its customers are brands, advertisers, ecommerce companies, retailers and in-house marketing teams that buy managed performance marketing services.

How does Tinuiti make money?

It primarily earns revenue from agency fees, retainers and media-spend-based pricing, with proprietary measurement technology bundled into client engagements.

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