Two Good Agencies.
Different in the Right Ways.
Brick Marketing is a Boston-based B2B digital marketing agency. They specialize in SEO, content marketing, PPC, social media, email marketing, and website development for B2B, legal, education, and professional services clients.
This comparison exists to help you decide. We'll tell you what they do well, where we differ, and which option is likely the better fit for your situation. We'd rather you make the right choice — even if that's not us.
What They Offer
Boston B2B SEO and content focus with 20+ years
Brick Marketing has operated in Boston for over two decades with a concentrated focus on SEO and content marketing for B2B, legal, and professional services clients. That disciplinary focus in those specific categories is their lane.
Where Sidestreet Is Different
In-house video production and photography
Brick Marketing focuses on SEO, content, PPC, and web development. Sidestreet adds broadcast-trained video production, commercial photography, and drone aerial alongside digital marketing.
PR and crisis communications
Brick Marketing doesn't offer PR or earned media services. Sidestreet operates a dedicated communications practice — media relations, crisis preparedness, earned media — backed by broadcast journalism experience.
Church media specialization
Sidestreet operates a church media practice. Brick Marketing serves secular commercial and professional services clients.
Broader service scope than SEO and content
Brick Marketing's core model is SEO, content, and PPC. Sidestreet offers integrated marketing strategy across more channels alongside web, production, and communications — a broader full-service scope rather than a content-and-search specialist model.
How to Decide
Brick Marketing is probably the right choice if: you're a Boston B2B, legal, or professional services firm that primarily needs SEO, content marketing, and PPC from a specialist agency in those disciplines.
Sidestreet is probably the right choice if: you need integrated marketing across multiple channels alongside production, PR/crisis communications, or church media.
If you're genuinely unsure, talk to both of us before committing. Any agency worth working with will give you a straight answer about whether they're the right fit — and so will we.
How This Comparison Was Built
Everything on this page about Brick Marketing comes from their own published website and public materials — not speculation, not secondhand reviews. We describe their strengths in the terms they use themselves, and where we weren't certain about a capability, we said so. Sidestreet's senior team reviews this page and re-verifies it when either agency's offerings change.
Last verified: August 13, 2026. If you represent Brick Marketing and something here is out of date, email workwithus@hellosidestreet.com and we'll correct it.
400%+
E-commerce revenue growth for a manufacturer after a full-site rebuild and integrated digital campaign
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Contract clients who stayed 1+ year and had a negative ROI — zero, ever
AI
Claude and in-house models integrated across campaign strategy, SEO analysis, and content — with senior editorial judgment on every output
75/25
Vote margin in a competitive county sheriff race — our digital campaign delivered a decisive win called before 7pm on election night
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Brick Marketing is a Boston B2B agency focused on SEO, content, and PPC for professional services and legal clients. Sidestreet is broader — adding integrated marketing strategy, in-house broadcast production, PR/crisis communications, and church media.
Brick Marketing focuses on SEO, content, PPC, social media, and web. In-house broadcast video production and commercial photography are not primary services.
Yes. Our marketing, web, and communications services are remote-capable for Boston clients. We work with clients nationally.
Brick Marketing focuses on B2B, legal, and professional services. GoingClear handles B2B web design. Getfused does web + strategy with regional brands. Sidestreet serves a broader market including healthcare, faith communities, and consumer businesses — remotely.
Brick Marketing's positioning and stated specializations focus on B2B, legal, and education. Businesses outside those categories would need a broader-market agency.