HOW WE ARE BORN
We are a group of entrepreneurs and artists that as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic we decided to give a twist to several things in our lives; Among friends and colleagues we decided to thoroughly study the market in different business categories and seek a somewhat versatile solution to the problem.
We decided to focus all our experience to the world of digital transformation, and focus on the small businessman (without leaving clearly aside the big companies) that with their product and / or service were largely affected throughout the country.
Thus was born based on our main foundation Think Bigger which is a message that in itself transmits energy thinking big.
THINKING BIG MISSION AND METHOD
It is often thought that when everything grows, it is because their volume or mass increase. Under this principle our mission, concept and name are born.
Thanks to our management, creative and digital team, we will find the best way to take the potential of your company to another level.
Thinking big is not just dreaming. It is under strategies and reviewing your core business. Applying all our tools and experience to go further and further and build brick by brick that castle you deeply desire.
Dedication inspire us and generates with discipline the greatest emotions.
DISCOVERING
Between the 1970s and 1980s when advertising enters the era of implication. Consumption evolves towards immaterial forms: it becomes a way of expressing things about oneself. It is the golden age of the famous branding and brand territory, a form of storytelling that is more global, but just as clear. Nike is a perfect example. The first campaigns of this sports equipment manufacturer show the anonymous athlete in full exercise, lost in a decor larger than himself. The slogan reads: “There is no finish line”. No visual element of the product appears. Nike stages the personal effort of the amateur athlete and emphasizes the sporting spirit, not the goal.
This will be followed by the advertising campaigns of professional athletes. The brand chose them, prioritizing those who represented an idea of rebelliousness: personalities such as Michael Jordan, Charles Barkley, Eric Cantona or Ronaldinho, mixing them with non-professional athletes. Nike’s strategy would fall within what we can call “brand territory”. Advertising communication is an integral part of the user experience.
Storytelling here is not so much what the brand tells us but what we tell ourselves when we use its products.
OUR TEAM
BILL MONTOYA
CEO AND CREATIVE DIRECTOR
KATHERINE RODAS
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT MANAGER