REBEL INTERACTIVE IS FAR FROM A TRADITIONAL AGENCY. We believe in traditional TV, Radio and Direct Mail—but only as a means to driving traffic online for the bigger picture. Today, it's about building your Brand, choosing resourceful ways to interact with your Customers and doing as much online business as possible. REBEL is an Interactive Agency. We are a Think Tank® of experts offering brand strategy, creative, design, technology and service. We help our Clients achieve exponential results by "Bringing Their Brands to Life - Online, In Print and via Mixed Media." We welcome the opportunity to do the same for you.

 OUR HISTORY

Owned and operated by the original REBEL Partners, REBEL is a full-service Interactive Agency helping our Clients brand, interact and profit. Our Team develops long-lasting and successful Client relationships by interacting with and responding to Client needs. REBELs listen for "what is possible?" and recommend proven strategies and technologies that powerfully "Bring Brands To Life" Online, In Print and via Mixed Media.

REBEL INTERACTIVE establishes its core management team by adding Tech Director, Andy Melichar. The Agency purchases commercial buildings downtown and relocates to REBEL SQUARE. The REBELs continue to build market share for Branding, launch "Access to Personal Brand Power" and begin bringing Brands to Life online with custom Website development, flash, content management, e-commerce and social networking solutions. 

REBEL forms the REBEL Think Tank® and begins hiring REBEL Talent to reliably provide extraordinary strategy and creative that would deliver on our promise of exponential results.

MJ McBride joins the Studio as Strategic Partner and develops "Be Your Brand Technology". Renting a 900 square ft office space, REBEL quickly becomes known as a boutique agency offering Branding workshops, integrated Design Services and Websites.

REBEL Graphics is established by Caroline Wilson as a design studio. REBEL is the name of her collectible, 1984 Honda Rebel motorcycle. The first REBEL Yell served pretzels, margaritas and cheese-its to its 4 guests.