ImaginaTrix is a Toronto-based digital marketing agency built for businesses that want marketing to actually move the needle.
Hi, I’m Gunjan Kumra, founder of Imaginatrix — a Toronto-based digital marketing agency created for one reason:
Because Canadian businesses deserve more than late-night Zoom calls, vague reports, and “Sorry, who’s handling your account again?”
I started Imaginatrix after working as a marketing coordinator here in Canada, where I saw a pattern:
Clients were outsourcing work overseas to save money — but ended up paying in other ways. Time zones clashed, communication fizzled, and quality? Let’s just say “meh” became the standard. Even worse, many were left in the dark when things went sideways.
So I built something different.
The digital marketing industry can be overwhelming.
Businesses often have to deal with different agencies for SEO, Google Ads, social media, website development, branding and automation — with every provider speaking a different language.
ImaginaTrix was created to make digital growth simpler.
Our goal is to bring the strategic thinking of a larger agency together with the accessibility, flexibility and personal attention of a local marketing partner.
We work closely with our clients to understand what they are trying to achieve and then build the digital strategy around those objectives.
To empower businesses with innovative, results-driven digital solutions that turn ideas into growth. At ImaginaTrix, our vision is to make digital marketing smarter, simpler, and more impactful—helping brands build stronger online presence, connect with the right audience, and achieve sustainable success.
Help businesses use digital marketing to create real, measurable growth.
That means focusing on the things that matter:
Local Support Without the Big-Agency Complexity
Before creating a strategy, we want to understand your business and what success actually means to you.
We look beyond individual marketing channels and consider how every part of your digital presence works together.
We measure performance and look for opportunities to improve.
You shouldn't need a marketing degree to understand your marketing strategy.
Businesses change. Markets change. Customers change. Your digital strategy should be able to change with them.
