We need more direction
There are actions underway, but priorities are unclear about where to focus attention and investment.
Solutions connected to the business
Arte com Pimenta brings together strategy, acquisition, conversion and intelligence to take on real marketing and growth challenges.
We do not start from an off-the-shelf package. First we understand what needs to change; then we define which capabilities make sense for that context.
A solution can work alone or together with others. The scope follows the problem, not a pre-defined package.
Intelligence feeds back into strategy, and the cycle starts again better informed.
What needs to change?
A company may look for paid media when the real bottleneck is positioning. It may ask for a new website when the message is still unclear. It may invest more in media when the problem is conversion.
That is why we start from the situation that has to be solved.
There are actions underway, but priorities are unclear about where to focus attention and investment.
The company has room to grow, but needs more presence, demand and qualified commercial conversations.
People arrive, get to know the brand or visit the channels, but few move on to the next step.
Campaigns, reports and indicators exist, but there is still no clarity on what works, what must change and where to invest.
The starting point is not choosing a service. It is understanding which of these problems — or which combination of them — is limiting the company.
Four fronts
The solutions are organised by the role they play. In some projects one front is enough. In others, different capabilities have to work together.
Strategy
Defines positioning, priorities, audiences and decisions that guide the rest of the marketing.
Acquisition
Connects the company to the right people through the channels best suited to the context and the buying journey.
Conversion
Improves the way the company presents value, removes doubt and leads the audience to a decision.
Intelligence
Organises indicators, interprets results and helps identify what should continue, change or stop.
How solutions are combined
One solution can be enough to solve a specific problem. In other cases, the result depends on different capabilities working together.
Our role is to recommend what is needed — not to widen the scope without a reason.
The priority is the problem that most limits progress at that moment.
Different solutions come together when there is a clear reason for that integration.
Scope can change as results, new data and new priorities appear.
More services do not necessarily mean a better strategy.
Three examples
These are examples of reasoning, not packages or ready-made formulas.
The company can serve more clients, but needs to increase demand generation.
Possible combination
The company receives attention and contacts, but few opportunities move forward.
Possible combination
The company invests, but cannot see with confidence what is contributing to the result.
Possible combination
If the company only needs a one-off, isolated execution, with no planning, integration or follow-up, a more suitable structure may exist.
We would rather recognise this at the start than recommend more work than necessary.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. When a single solution is enough for the problem identified, there is no need to widen the scope.
We start by understanding the context, the goals and the main challenge of the company. The recommendation comes from that assessment, not from a pre-defined package.
It can do both. Depending on the project, our work involves strategy, planning, execution, follow-up and analysis of results.
The indicators depend on the goal of each project. Monitoring looks at what happened, what needs to change and which decision comes next.
Before recommending channels, campaigns or deliverables, we want to understand your company’s moment, what needs to change and which priorities really deserve attention.
From that conversation, we assess which capabilities make sense for the challenge.
No ready-made package and no recommendation before understanding the context.