We don't think of ourselves as a boutique agency, or even really think of ourselves as an agency. This is our craft.
Like any craftsman, the work speaks loudest. Shortcuts show up over time. Doing things consistently, the right way, while working to better yourself and your community, that's the recipe for success. Not just in marketing, but in business. In life.
Alien Artisan was founded by Jeff Bennett, who brings 20 years of creative problem-solving to every project. After a decade of building strategies for hundreds of businesses inside major agencies, Allison Bennett joined full-time, bringing deep marketing expertise and a passion for doing things differently. Together, they combine technical skill with genuine curiosity, building marketing that works for businesses that matter.
Alien Artisan exists to serve a small group of businesses the way they deserve to be served. With genuine attention. With strategies built on research, not recycled templates. With the understanding that trusting someone with your marketing means trusting them with your livelihood.
When businesses hire us, they're not just buying ads or social posts. They're trusting us with their reputation, their growth, their future. We take that seriously. It's why we can't have 80 clients. Or even 40. How can you give your best when you're spread that thin?
Being innovative means trying things. Trying things means sometimes failing. When something doesn't work... and there will always be something that doesn't work, we own it, learn from it, and adjust. That's what real partnership looks like.
No fancy office or bloated team here. No $1,000 recruitment dinners either. That money goes toward tools that help create better work, education that maintains a competitive edge, and reasonable fees so clients can invest more in actual advertising budget.
How can anyone be truly all-in while competing with themselves? They can't. That's why there are no conflicts here. When you come on board, you get everything that's developed. No divided loyalty.
Think about the difference between handmade and mass-produced. The artisan who owns their shop, masters their materials, and perfects their craft over decades doesn't just create something different, they create something better. And often, because they've eliminated the overhead and inefficiency, they deliver more value than the mass-produced version at Pottery Barn.
That's the model here. Not the biggest operation. Not the flashiest. But seasoned professionals who've honed their expertise solving complex marketing challenges. Success isn't measured by how many clients walk through the door, but by how their businesses transform.
Marketing doesn't have to be complicated. It requires deep knowledge, strategic thinking, and meticulous execution delivered consistently, with the kind of attention that only comes from true expertise.
Three Beliefs We Live By:.