Strategy. Execution. Evaluation. Performance.
At Kipling, it's all about the people and communities behind the brands we work with. We don't like to limit ourselves to one stream of marketing. We're looking to exceed goals, shake up industries, and sustain that performance. Our ability to fuse our creative ideas with winning strategies separates us from the pack. But, we aren't just digital marketers, graphic designers, or website developers. We are creative problem-solvers who will work to create a solution that fits your needs.
Who Is Kipling?
In our infancy, we at Kipling set out to do one thing in our journey through the wild world of marketing; to keep learning new things every day. Not only do we enjoy getting uncomfortable, but we thrive in it. Our innate curiosity and inquisitive nature allow us to step outside the box and look at different problems differently. While our strategies are constantly changing, the process remains the same: It's all about evaluating, executing, and performing. We won't promise to move mountains, but we can certainly climb them. We credit our successes to the broad range of experience and versatility our team brings to the table. When you work with Kipling, you welcome a group of hungry & motivated people who push the needle as a part of your team.
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‘Tis The Season
The Vancouver Christmas Market was a wholly unique challenge. We acclimatized to the fast-paced nature of event marketing on a tight timeline, having only three months to prepare, organize, and execute our ideas and campaigns. The result? Cohesive multi-channel marketing, PR, and event management strategies leading to the Market's most successful year to date.
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July 31, 2022 - brand story
Writing 101: Creating Your First Blog to Market Your Brand
Want some tips to help write your first blog post? You’re not alone.
Honing your writing skills takes practice and persistence; it’s one of those things that you can never truly ‘master.’ The ultimate goal – whether you’re a blogger, a persuasive writer, an email marketer, or want to be the next Margaret Atwood – is to engage your audience and spark interest. Every word and phrase is intentional.
Unfortunately, there is no fixed recipe for capturing a reader’s attention. After all, writing is a creative endeavour that comes in various forms.
For our purposes, let’s define creative (or “blog”) writing as anything that’s not academic, scientific, or news writing – the opportunities are endless. But sometimes, the trick is just getting started.

June 8, 2022 - Instagram
Instagram’s New Face: How Meta rebranded and what to expect on the Instagram app update in 2022
In the post-COVID era, people and brands are seeking an opportunity to turn a meaningful new leaf, and it looks like Instagram is the latest member of the visual refresh club.
The last time Instagram visually rebranded was in 2016 when it changed its iconic polaroid logo to its now well-known pink gradient logo.
The 2022 update features three significant changes to the platform’s architecture:
- A vibrant update to its gradient motif via 3D modelling.
- The introduction of a brand-new typeface, Instagram Sans.
- A seamless, full-bleed layout that places community and content before anything else.

May 16, 2022 - Advertising
Marketers Beware: Pulling Back the Curtain on Data Privacy
Imagine a perfect world where marketers have unlimited access to customer data across all devices, countries and ecosystems. They have a crystal-clear view of their customers, preferences, and exactly where they are in the buying journey. It sounds nice, doesn’t it?
Today, the unfortunate reality of marketing data privacy is not so simple; developing global privacy laws, changing consumer expectations, and new company policies are making customers harder to describe, actions harder to track and data more expensive.
This has put immense pressure on marketers and companies, forcing them to seek out creative ways around this newfound obstacle.