Downtown Miami runs from the Miami River north past Flagler Street and Bayfront Park to the Omni area. It contains the county government and courthouse complex in 33128, the historic Flagler Street retail and jewelry district, PortMiami, and the newer residential and cultural development along Biscayne Boulevard in 33132.
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Advertising Agency in Downtown Miami
9 Miami-Dade listings are classified as advertising agency from source categories and highly indicative business names. 100% have a phone number on file and 67% have a verified first-party website. This is a directory shortlist, not a ranking.
Directory snapshot 2026-08-26. Not a ranking.
What this usually includes
- The services this kind of business typically sells — confirm the specific offering by phone or website
Miami-specific considerations
- Use the listing as a starting point
- Category labels come from public place data and names. Confirm what this specific business actually does before you visit.
Original directory analysis
Listing completeness
Phone, website, social, and public-address coverage among high-confidence matches.
- Phone listed
- 100% 9 of 9 listings
- Website listed
- 67% 6 of 9 listings
- Social profile
- 56% 5 of 9 listings
- Public address
- 100% 9 of 9 listings
Coverage reflects fields present in this directory, not a rating of business quality. Details may change; verify directly with the business.
Questions to ask before you hire
- Do you handle the specific job I have?
- How should I reach you — phone, website, or in person?
Costs, permits, and related problems
9 listings classified as advertising agency
High-confidence matches only.
Related services
About this page
How many advertising agency are in this directory?
9 listings are classified as advertising agency from Overture/LBT source categories and highly indicative names. Classification is not a recommendation.
How did you decide these businesses belong here?
Each listing mapped to this page has evidence: an Overture Places category, a specific local business-tax category, or a name pattern that is corroborated by the parent trade. Low-confidence guesses are not shown as facts.