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Ace TJ Media to Partner with Stout Factor Marketing


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Personality-based advertising agency Ace TJ Media and media strategy and marketing company Stout Factor ink a new partnership geared to companies throughout the Southeast. The companies will combine their expertise in both traditional (radio, TV, print) and digital (podcast, streaming, social, apps) media to create campaigns and results.

"Excited to see this partnership grow and what we will accomplish together for our clients and advertisers. We have always enjoyed working with the Ace and TJ Family and this is an amazing natural next step for both The Ace and TJ Family and Stout Factor Marketing," said Stout Factor owner and founder Krista Stout.

"We are thrilled to join forces with Ace and TJ. Their experience and consistent success in Charlotte and other markets is impressive and we can't wait to get to work helping businesses grow their brands and increase their bottom line," added Stout Factor owner and founder DJ Stout.

"The combination of experience, vision and creativity is exciting. We look forward to helping build brands increase reach and profitability. This is the obvious next step in our evolution. We are thrilled to welcome Krista and DJ to the Ace/TJ Family," Ace TJ Media co-President Ace.

"Talk about coming out of the gate blazing in 2023. Having Stout Factor and ATJ Media on the same team is going to be a game changer" added Ace TJ Media co-President TJ. "Media consumption has changed and continues to change. Brands now have more marketing options than ever to reach targeted customers. This partnership will match the right brands with the right strategies to hit goals."

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