Influencers, sales & PR / Emerging tech
Ten things we do. Three we do best.
Everything below happens with people we already know: Spain and Latin America first, and markets like the US when the project calls for it.
What we sell
Three doors
The three we do best are these doors. Behind each one, the services it includes.
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Voices
Influencers, KOLs and sales
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Influencer Marketing
We pick names for this campaign, check them, negotiate, and then tell you which ones said no and why. The brief is written for conversion and measured in sales or clients.
What you get named creators with real audience data, the brief they work from, and results per creator.
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KOLs Management
The ongoing relationship with the hundred KOLs we vetted one by one: briefings, disclosure, timing, and the awkward call when a post gets something wrong.
What you get a named contact per KOL, a calendar, and a record of every mention, paid, gifted or organic. Paid is labelled as paid.
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Business Development & Sales
Sales runs on its own track: we open doors with a name attached, partners, exchanges, funds and clients, and follow the deal to the close.
What you get introductions with a name and a next step, a shared pipeline, and a monthly note on what closed and what stalled.
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Rooms
Events, podcast and community
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Event Management
We produce the event, fill the room, or cover it for you. Barcelona, Madrid and Dubai: founders, investors and KOLs who came because we invited them. Fifteen seats or eight hundred, depending on what the room is for.
What you get venue, guest list, invitations, run of show, and the follow-up that turns a room into a pipeline.
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Podcast Production
Your founder on the shows people in this market listen to, or your own show if there is enough to say every week.
What you get booked appearances with prep notes, or a produced episode, clipped for social.
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Community Management
Telegram and WhatsApp in Spanish, plus Instagram, LinkedIn and Facebook, on your timezone, run by someone who can tell a bug report from a raid.
What you get cover in Spanish, escalation rules, and a regular summary of what your community is raising.
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Earned
Press, digital PR and positioning
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Media Relations
We pitch editors we have worked with. If your announcement is not news, we say so before we spend a contact on it: that contact has to take our call again next quarter. Press is how you get seen; KOLs are how you sell.
What you get the target list of outlets and journalists, the angle we are pitching, and every reply, including the noes.
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Digital PR
Coverage that keeps working after launch week: pieces that rank for your name and interviews that get quoted later.
What you get live links to every placement, and a monthly note on what moved and what did not.
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Brand Positioning
Before you launch in Spanish we decide what you are here: the two sentences a journalist will use to describe you when you are not in the room.
What you get positioning on one page, the corporate boilerplate in Spanish and English (who the company is, mission, values and contact details), and the three questions you have to be able to answer on the record.
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New service
Content made with AI. Shot without a set.
Product shoots without hiring models, virtual presenters, and full videos with script, images, music and voice, delivered in days. Real enough to hold up on a phone screen.
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Virtual presenters
AI-generated
A virtual spokesperson that reads your script in any language. UGC-style ads and explainers without a casting call.
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Street-real pieces
AI-generated
Interviews, reactions and lifestyle clips shot to look like phone footage from the street, cut for TikTok and Instagram.
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Product and campaign
AI-generated
Lookbooks, merchandising and e-commerce shoots with AI models. Book covers, brand films with generated music and voice.
How this goes
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01
Call
20 minutes
Tell us the date you are working towards.
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Route
We come back with the shape of it: how many outlets, how many KOLs, which rooms, and the two weeks that matter.
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Run
We run what step 02 set out: the KOLs, the outlets and the rooms. The length is agreed on the call.
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Reports
One page a month: what we pitched, what ran, where the budget went, and what we learned from what did not.
Before you write to us
The four questions we are asked most.
Where do you work?
Spain and Latin America, in Spanish. Fifteen countries where we have someone who picks up the phone, not one account posting neutral Spanish from Madrid. And when the market is elsewhere (a Barcelona gallery launching in the US), we run the campaign there.
What is the smallest thing you will take on?
The format and length are agreed on the first call. One-off launches and single events are quoted apart.
What does it cost?
Tell us your budget in the first email and we will tell you what it covers.
Who reads this?
Every message sent from this site goes to Angélica L. Márquez, who founded the agency.
Emerging tech
By sector
Not sure which of these you need?
Tell us what you are launching and we will say which of these fit.