Sparkline shows score distribution per category. Fuller bars on the right mean more high-scoring operators.
One pick per list, with a real reason for the top slot. The rest sit underneath as a runners-up line.
The strongest paid social shops aren't the biggest. They're the ones whose attribution survives an audit. We're leading with operators publishing incrementality math, not platform-reported ROAS.
Most shops claim Amazon DSP, Walmart Connect, and Target Roundel in the same deck. We're foregrounding the ones who actually run all three out of one room. Not the deck claim, the operator team.
Influencer agencies who treat creators as a paid channel. Usage rights, paid amplification, contribution measured against incremental sales. Not the PR shops measuring reach.
Pipeline-attributable B2B operators with named senior contacts, not generalist agencies repackaging LinkedIn ads as 'demand generation.'
Every agency in the index is reviewed against public evidence: named case studies, third-party press, podcast appearances, platform certifications, and on-record interviews. If a claim isn't sourced on a profile, it isn't in the score.
We don't sell rank. Sponsored placements, when they exist, are clearly labeled and have no influence on methodology scores. Agencies affiliated with Fieldtrip. The operator of this index. Are badged and evaluated against the same framework as everyone else.
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