Construction, cleaning, beauty, transport, food service, remodeling, auto detailing. If you're a Brazilian running a business in the United States, your marketing bottleneck usually isn't budget — it's getting your competence across in your customer's language.
We hear the same three sentences on nearly every first call.
And that's true: a business website in the US runs $3,000 to $6,000, and social media management clears $2,000 a month easily. For a business still finding its feet, the math simply doesn't work. Our floor is a third of that.
A drag-and-drop builder solves the appearance and nothing else: Google can't find it, forms don't arrive, the English reads like a translation. American customers notice — and hesitate.
This is the biggest one, and the one we most often solve. You describe the service in Portuguese, with all the nuance only someone who does the work knows, and we turn it into copy that reads natively to the person about to hire you.
In this order. Skipping a step is the most common and most expensive mistake.
Highest return, lowest cost.
Without it, the quote request never comes.
Once the foundation is solid.
The work is remote, so we serve any state. But most of our Brazilian clients sit in the areas with the strongest communities — and that has a practical effect on strategy, because it changes the language mix and the kind of searches that bring customers:
If your audience is mostly Brazilian, Portuguese content converts better and costs less per click. If you want out of that bubble and into American customers — who typically pay more and negotiate less — the communication has to be flawless English, and your Google Business Profile has to be optimized for English searches. Most of our clients do both, with a clean split: bilingual website, ads segmented by language.
From start to finish. Calls, WhatsApp, approvals, revisions — all in Portuguese. Only what reaches your customer comes out in English.
The common route is a business website from $1,190 with Google Business Profile optimization included. It's the package that pays for itself fastest, because the Google profile starts producing contacts without any ad spend.
If you already have customers and want more, yes. If you're still testing whether the service sells, our honest advice is to start with just a well-built Google Business Profile and a simple landing page — low spend, quick return. We'll say that even when it means a smaller contract for us.
Well enough not to make things up. We work from real search and local competition data, not hunches, and we've already delivered complete projects for New Zealand — another English-speaking market, on the other side of the world. Whatever we don't know about your specific trade, we ask you, because you're the one living it.
Not for our services. For your Google Business Profile, Google typically asks for verification of your service address — we walk you through that process.
We settle the payment method on the first call, whichever way works best for you and your accountant.