Nativz leads our list of the best social media agencies in Dallas, followed by Anderson Collaborative. The ten agencies below range from local content and creator teams to healthcare specialists and agencies managing national campaigns.
Their work gives you a better basis for comparison than a service list alone. The profiles cover named clients, campaign examples, and links to portfolios and customer reviews so you can see how each agency approaches social media.
Compare Dallas social media agencies
| Agency | Social media focus | Work to explore |
|---|---|---|
| Nativz | Original video, organic social, and paid campaigns | Dunston’s Steakhouse and Axolotl Planet |
| Anderson Collaborative | Paid social, production, and multi-location campaigns | Wingstop and SNOWDAY Dallas |
| JSL Marketing & Web Design | Social content alongside brand and website work | Instructional Connections client review |
| RUNNER | Healthcare content and patient acquisition | Spine Team Texas |
| Slingshot | Brand campaigns, influencers, and destination marketing | Holiday Inn Club Vacations |
| Thrive Internet Marketing Agency | Social management and ecommerce advertising | DizzyStop |
| Agency Creative | Brand voice, social creative, and paid campaigns | Liberty Burger |
| Miller Ad Agency | Social ads within local advertising programs | A#1 Air |
| PMG | Large creator programs and paid social | STARRY |
| 101Media | Local creators, events, and social coverage | THE CJ Cup Byron Nelson |
1. Nativz
Best for: Dallas brands that want original social content, regular production, and paid support.
Nativz earns our first recommendation for its work turning a business’s people and products into social content. Its Dallas team handles strategy, video production, editing, account management, and paid campaigns.
For Dunston’s Steakhouse, Nativz built short-form videos around owner Gene Dunston and published them on the restaurant’s Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok accounts. The appeal is easy to see in the original Facebook reel: the restaurant’s personality gives viewers a reason to watch. The case study includes additional videos and a testimonial from general manager Andrew Lett.
Its work for Axolotl Planet offers a different kind of subject, with the animals themselves at the center of the TikTok creative. For the client’s perspective, Nativz’s Clutch reviews include an interview with Axolotl Planet’s Jake Pak.
2. Anderson Collaborative
Best for: multi-location businesses and brands combining social with a wider sales or launch campaign.
Anderson Collaborative combines social media strategy and production with paid advertising, web experiences, and analytics. Its Dallas team works with local businesses as well as brands operating across multiple markets.
The agency’s Wingstop campaign shows its approach to paid social for a restaurant network. The team reorganized campaigns by location and audience stage, used Facebook location ads to direct people to nearby restaurants, and developed English- and Spanish-language campaigns alongside Snapchat advertising.
For SNOWDAY Dallas, Anderson Collaborative combined influencer content, social ads, event video, and improvements to the ticket-buying experience. The case study includes examples of the creative used to promote the seasonal attraction. You can read clients’ accounts of their projects on Anderson Collaborative’s Clutch profile.
3. JSL Marketing & Web Design
Best for: service businesses that want social content, branding, and website work from one agency.
JSL Marketing & Web Design offers social marketing alongside website design, SEO, and email. Its work is particularly relevant to companies updating their brand and digital presence together.
In an April 2020 Clutch review of JSL, Instructional Connections executive Alexandra Forrester describes a project spanning a new identity, website redesign, and ongoing social marketing. JSL submitted weekly social posts for approval and maintained a monthly blog calendar.
JSL’s Brightline Dealer Advisors portfolio entry covers website design and copywriting for a Frisco-based automotive-services company. It shows the broader brand and web work available alongside the agency’s digital marketing services.
4. RUNNER
Best for: medical practices that need social content and advertising tied to patient acquisition.
RUNNER specializes in medical practice marketing from its Dallas office. Its team produces social posts and video alongside advertising, websites, and patient follow-up tools.
For Spine Team Texas, RUNNER overhauled website content and optimized Google and Facebook campaigns, with a patient follow-up CRM supporting the program. Its Fertility Partnership case study covers social content and geographic targeting for a St. Louis IVF practice, along with conversion tracking based on calls and forms. These examples show how the agency connects patient education, advertising, and follow-up.
You can read about clients’ experiences with the team on RUNNER’s Clutch profile.
5. Slingshot
Best for: hospitality and consumer brands planning a campaign across social, media, and live experiences.
Slingshot is a Dallas agency working across brand strategy, creative, and advertising. Its social work often forms part of a larger campaign built around a brand or destination.
For Holiday Inn Club Vacations, Slingshot created Falladays, a six-week series of fall experiences at two Texas resorts. The campaign combined on-site activities, a booking microsite, and advertising across social, search, and other media. Texas influencers helped introduce the experience to local parents through Facebook and Instagram.
Slingshot also developed the Find Your All campaign for Visit Dallas, with a broader focus on the city’s arts, dining, and cultural experiences. Its portfolio makes the agency a relevant choice for tourism and hospitality brands seeking an idea that can carry through social content, advertising, and the visitor experience.
6. Thrive Internet Marketing Agency
Best for: ecommerce brands and businesses that need both organic and paid social.
Thrive’s Dallas social media team handles content calendars, account management, brand messaging, and advertising across platforms including Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn. Its broader digital team also works on search, websites, and ecommerce.
For supplement brand DizzyStop, Thrive combined paid social advertising with Amazon PPC. The team audited the account, revised product-page copy, and used keyword targeting and retargeting to support purchases.
Thrive’s customer reviews on Clutch include a Dallas building-products distributor, Weatherization Partners Ltd., describing its experience with content creation and social account management. Those reviews offer a closer look at the ongoing client relationship alongside the agency’s campaign work.
7. Agency Creative
Best for: restaurants and consumer brands that need a distinctive voice across social and advertising.
Dallas-based Agency Creative combines brand strategy with social content, short-form video, community engagement, paid campaigns, and influencer marketing.
Its Liberty Burger campaign shows that combination in practice. The agency developed the restaurant’s brand voice and introduced it through social content, in-store materials, and outdoor advertising. It then created a six-month Burger Journey promotion around featured burgers. The case study includes the creative and a testimonial from Liberty Burger’s managing director, so readers can see both the campaign and the client’s response.
For a broader view of the working relationship, read Agency Creative’s Google reviews collected on Birdeye. They cover projects such as branding and websites as well as the agency partnership.
8. Miller Ad Agency
Best for: home-service and local businesses combining social with a larger advertising campaign.
Miller Ad Agency works across digital and traditional advertising. Its digital services include social ads, retargeting, paid search, content, and analytics.
The agency’s A#1 Air case study brings that range into focus. Miller paired a strategy and media-buying overhaul with sales planning and operational tracking. The creative includes social and Instagram posts, web banners, and television spots.
Miller’s Clutch reviews include Yard Art Patio & Fireplace discussing Facebook advertising alongside search and traditional media, and Educational Media Enterprises describing social content for multiple businesses.
9. PMG
Best for: national brands running large creator and paid-social programs.
PMG brings media, creative production, creator strategy, and measurement together for large brands. The agency has its headquarters in Dallas and retains its founding Fort Worth office.
For PepsiCo’s STARRY creator campaign, PMG coordinated 205 creators across communities including comedy, food, lifestyle, and gaming. Creators worked the soda into their own formats, while the agency used social listening and performance data to refine the program. PMG reports producing 250 pieces of creator content during the first year of the partnership.
That work shows the scale of PMG’s social offering: creator selection, production, audience research, and ongoing campaign management across a large roster. Its portfolio and analysis of social search provide more detail on its work and approach.
10. 101Media
Best for: Dallas events, hospitality brands, and local launches.
101Media combines social media management, influencer campaigns, content production, and events. Its connections to Dallasites101 and Fort Worthians101 make local experiences a central part of its work.
For THE CJ Cup Byron Nelson, the team promoted the golf tournament and its fan experiences through paid social ads, dedicated emails, and live organic coverage. 101Media reports more than 100,000 impressions from social content. The published gallery includes photographs from the tournament and its fan experiences.
The agency also publishes a client testimonial from The Henry on its About page. Together, the tournament work and hospitality feedback offer a useful starting point for Dallas venues and brands planning an opening, event, or local activation.
How to choose a Dallas social media agency
Start with work that resembles yours. Restaurant videos, medical-practice campaigns, and national retail advertising require different production experience. Read the case study alongside the creative: a recognizable client name tells you less than a clear account of what the agency produced and managed.
Use customer reviews to learn about the working relationship. Look for comments about communication, deadlines, creative quality, and how long the client worked with the agency. The linked profiles let you read those accounts in context.
When comparing proposals, separate content production, organic account management, paid advertising, and creator fees. Get the number of shoot days, deliverables, revision rounds, response coverage, and usage rights in writing. An agency’s management fee and the advertising budget are separate costs.
For a wider shortlist, see our Dallas-Fort Worth marketing agency guide, Dallas paid media agencies, and Dallas SEO and AEO comparison. You can also contact Anderson Collaborative about social strategy, content production, and paid campaigns.
Anderson Collaborative publishes this guide; Nativz is its sister agency.
Frequently asked questions
Which Dallas social media agency should I shortlist first?
Start with Nativz for an integrated organic, paid, and video production team, or Anderson Collaborative when social must connect with broader media, conversion, and business reporting. Then compare specialists against your actual scope: creator programs, medical practice marketing, or brand strategy may call for a different partner.
How much does a Dallas social media agency cost?
Ask for a scoped proposal that separates agency management, production, creator fees, media spend, and software. Platform count alone does not explain the price: shoot days, editing volume, community coverage, approval rounds, and advertising responsibilities can change it substantially.
Can one agency handle organic and paid social?
Yes, but confirm that both are in the contract. Organic publishing, community responses, paid campaign management, and creative testing are separate responsibilities. Ask who connects the content calendar to ad testing and who owns each account.
Do I need a Dallas agency for social media?
A local team is useful when the work needs recurring shoots, venue access, event coverage, or close coordination with Dallas staff. Remote delivery can work well for strategy, editing, media buying, and reporting when the production and approval process is clear.