Design that gets a message across, print to vertical video.

“Heavy-duty opportunity to secure your Iveco truck.”

Seal: “Immediate delivery.”

“CDC (consumer financing) over 60 months, with up to 6 months’ grace period.”

“Get your beast now!” The Portuguese word bruto is truckers’ slang for a tough, powerful truck.

“CDC over 60 months, up to 6 months’ grace and a 1.29% monthly rate.”

“Minas um Luxo” is a pun: Minas Gerais is the state, and the phrase means “Minas is a luxury.”

“Minas um Luxo has become a reference portal in Minas Gerais, reaching a qualified, engaged audience.” 1.9K active users · 1.8K new users · 8.8K interactions · 159K web impressions · 304 pages indexed on Google. “More than 159 thousand chances for your brand to be seen by an audience that values quality, experiences and good taste.”

Banner 768×120 across sections (R$1,500) · Banner 300×300 site-wide (R$1,900) · Advertorial article (R$2,100) · “UAI! Aqui Tem!” supplier guide listing (R$850) · Event coverage with reporter, photographer and video (R$3,500).

“A Christmas served with affection, flavor and memory. From Minas to your table.”

“A toast to Christmas, to the stories and the gatherings that make Minas a luxury.”

“Media kit · October 2026. Places, flavors and experiences in Belo Horizonte.” 24.7K interactions in 90 days · +709 followers in 90 days · 7,583 followers.

“The friend who’s already been there. Camilo Taveira is a content creator in Belo Horizonte. He shows new and classic places around the city with address, context and price, in a light, close tone, and invites viewers to explore BH and the region.” What he shows: New (what just opened and is worth the visit), Classic (the places that have always been there), Itinerary (one street or neighborhood, several spots), Worth it? (his take on what everyone is talking about).

“Last 90 days, July 9 to October 6, 2026: 1.1 million views (1,098,053 in total, including boosted posts) · 624.7K accounts reached · 24.7K interactions · +709 followers · 5,305 profile visits. The post that brought the most followers: +170 with Breakfast Weekend, 4K shares of the same post.” Source line: Instagram Insights.

“The reels that traveled furthest.” Views by format: Reels 69.7% · Stories 28.0% · Posts 2.3%. Breakfast Weekend 52.5K views · “Sobremesa de Suspiro” (meringue dessert) 1M views · Albertina Pães (bakery) 50.6K views.

“A project of exclusive experiences and connections.”

“Curation, not crowds. Club S starts small so it can be real: only 69 women per edition, hand-picked. We are not a mass club; we are a network of belonging. The mood is always celebration, safety and respect. Access by invitation and member card only, for those who recognize the value of belonging.” Quote: “Exclusive isn’t about luxury. It’s about access.”

“Return in quality of impact.” Qualified exposure: association with an aspirational club and presence in all materials. Direct experience: tasting or sensory activation with the audience’s genuine attention. Loyalty: an emotional bond; the brand is associated with moments of pleasure and exchange. Positioning: concrete support for diversity and inclusion, with mature communication aligned with premium brands.

“Come in. The rest, you discover. Let’s talk about the future of your brand at Club S.”

“Carol, to celebrate is to joyfully honor the art of living. You, confident, determined and bold, are our inspiration, our star. Thank you for being with us once again.” Signed Regina Salomão.

“Confirmed guests”: Carol Felipe, Carol Tognon, Renata Uchoa. reginasalomao.com.br

“Fazenda Conectada” means “Connected Farm.” “Web series: check out the Connected Farm web series.”

“Case IH produced a special web series to bring you even closer to digital agriculture. We prepared eight episodes that show, up close, how the Case IH Connected Farm works. Come see all the benefits of a 100% connected farm and how connectivity raises efficiency and productivity in the field.”

“Click and watch now.” · “Visit the blog and learn more.” · “Back to top.”

“Mineiro nos EUA” means “a guy from Minas Gerais in the USA.” Minas Gerais is my home state in Brazil.

“Day 1: Minnesota to Tennessee, 13 hours on the road. (The plan was to leave at 7:30.)” On screen: packing the car, leaving at 8:00 Minnesota time, a quick stop for gas, light rain, “let’s go!”

“Real Floo powder: I stepped into the fireplace and came out at the Ministry of Magic. At Epic Universe, the queue for Battle at the Ministry is a ride in itself: green fireplaces, a giant atrium with Umbridge on trial on the big screen, talking portraits, Mad-Eye Moody and her pink office. Shot at 8 pm, on the last ride of the day. Would you step into that fireplace? Send this to the Potterhead friend who hasn’t been to Epic yet.”

“End of the trip: two days alone at the wheel, from Orlando to Minnesota. Goodbye in Kissimmee, brisket smoked for 18 hours in Gainesville, a cotton plantation in Georgia and a night at the Motel 6 in Murfreesboro (not even breakfast the next morning). Would you drive back alone or fly? Send this to the friend who’s up for any road trip.”

“Way” is the peer-recognition program; “Elite” rewards top performers with experiences; “PIC” stands for Plano de Incentivo Comercial, the Sales Incentive Plan. The tagline on both banners reads “Recognition takes us further.”

Each card pairs a value with a one-line reason: “Jedi: attitude and collaboration,” “Team Work: you play as a team,” “Safety First: you value safe activities and behaviors,” “Think Green: you make the environment better,” “You Rock: with you, things happen.” The Spanish set keeps the same colors and emoji so a card is recognizable across plants.

“How the process works”: target × KPI × multiplier = bonus. The countdown series reads “Preliminary close,” “Official month close,” “Month target,” “Last week,” “Two days to the close,” “Quarter close.” The leaders’ edition ends with “See you at the top.” The simulator e-mail says “Click here to access. Focus on the goals and go all in.”

Headline: “Clay in your hands, from the first coil to the fired piece.” Intro: “At Onggi Studio you learn ceramics from the start, work on your own pieces and meet artists who come to give workshops.” Buttons: “I want a class” and “New collection: Yanomami.” Section titles: “Choose where to start,” “Four series, made by hand.”

Headline: “Your medical equipment cannot stop.” Intro: “Rental and maintenance of medical equipment for clinics, hospitals and diagnostic centers, with specialized technical support and a focus on continuity of care.” Buttons: “Request a quote” and “WhatsApp.” Badge: “Service area: all of Brazil · 24 hours.”

“Higienização das Mãos” is “Hand hygiene”; “Ranking de Vendas,” “Sales ranking”; “Treinamentos,” “Training”; “Atendimento,” “Service”; “Parabéns,” “Congratulations”; “Eu ouvi Outback?” is the brand’s campaign line, “Did I hear Outback?”, used when someone celebrates good news.

Two cooks: “Did you know thousands of people get sick from eating contaminated food?” “Yes. That’s why we have to follow the health-agency rules.” Customer: “Good to know you care about hygiene when preparing food. That way we can eat with peace of mind.” Source credited to the national health agency, ANVISA.