Fake Love, self-described as "The New York Times Experience Agency," is an experiential design and marketing agency that creates immersive brand experiences to help clients "connect more purposefully with the world." Founded in 2010, Fake Love was acquired in 2016 by The New York Times Company to expand the creative services it offers to marketers.

Headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, Fake Love has offered part-time, freelance, and temporary jobs in the past, including short-term assignments. Fake Love's team includes artists, creators, disruptors, forward-thinkers, imperfect perfectionists, obsessive iterators, tinkerers, technologists, and other professionals who meld human insights and innovative technology to promote social connections, to implement "bold imprints," and to forge "lasting impressions that build brand love over just likes."

Fake Love aims to forge "real emotional connections" between brands and their customers by crafting award-winning work, such as cultural programming and talent management, experience design, experience strategy, experience and content production, paid social amplification, and social storytelling. Moreover, the company insists that it is capable of conceptualizing, designing, fabricating, animating, generating, and inventing anything its clients can imagine, as well as things beyond their imagination. Over the years, Fake Love has won many awards for its work, including being named Small Agency of the Year by Ad Age magazine in 2016. The company has also served a multitude of well-known brands, such as Google, MAC Cosmetics, Nike, Levi's, Dell, The History Channel, and Marc Jacobs.

Fake Love, self-described as "The New York Times Experience Agency," is an experiential design and marketing agency that creates immersive brand experiences to help clients "connect more purposefully with the world." Founded in 2010, Fake Love was acquired in 2016 by The New York Times Company to expand the creative services it offers to marketers.

Headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, Fake Love has offered part-time, freelance, and temporary jobs in the past, including short-term assignments. Fake Love's team includes artists, creators, disruptors, forward-thinkers, imperfect perfectionists, obsessive iterators, tinkerers, technologists, and other professionals who meld human insights and innovative technology to promote social connections, to implement "bold imprints," and to forge "lasting impressions that build brand love over just likes."

Fake Love aims to forge "real emotional connections" between brands and their customers by crafting award-winning work, such as cultural programming and talent management, experience design, experience strategy, experience and content production, paid social amplification, and social storytelling. Moreover, the company insists that it is capable of conceptualizing, designing, fabricating, animating, generating, and inventing anything its clients can imagine, as well as things beyond their imagination. Over the years, Fake Love has won many awards for its work, including being named Small Agency of the Year by Ad Age magazine in 2016. The company has also served a multitude of well-known brands, such as Google, MAC Cosmetics, Nike, Levi's, Dell, The History Channel, and Marc Jacobs.