Agência Mint
Mint Agency project for a global brand

Global brands in Brazil

An agency for global brands that need to execute in Brazil and Latin America.

Mint is the local partner for international brands that need to turn global guidelines into results in Brazil, with strategy, content, media, trade and technology in one team.

Quick answer

What does a global brand need from a local agency?

A partner that adapts the strategy to Brazilian consumers and retail, executes with quality and reports to headquarters in the format it requires.

brands served
215+
brands served
years in the market
18
years in the market
countries
9
countries
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The challenge

Global only works in Brazil when someone builds the bridge.

Global campaigns arrive ready, but Brazilian consumers, channels and retail are different.

Without an integrated local operation, the brand piles up suppliers, loses speed and cannot show headquarters what worked and why.

Global campaigns are only translated and underperform in Brazil.

The local operation depends on many suppliers with no one in charge.

Headquarters asks for reports the local team struggles to build.

Brazilian retail and marketplaces require execution the brand does not master.

Regional launches arrive with little preparation time.

The brand needs one partner for several Latin American countries.

What a global brand needs in Brazil

International brands arrive in Brazil with global positioning, campaigns and guidelines. The challenge is adapting them to a market with its own consumers, channels, retail and language, while staying consistent with headquarters.

A local agency must understand both sides: what headquarters requires and what Brazilian consumers respond to.

How to adapt global to local

Translate the strategy, not just the copy: review messages, proof points, price references, channels and calendar for Brazil and Latin America.

Keep governance with headquarters: approvals, reports in the required format and KPIs comparable across countries.

How to measure

Use the same KPIs as headquarters, such as reach, leads, sales, share and media return, and add the local indicators that explain differences in results.

Common mistakes

Only translating campaigns, ignoring the role of retail and marketplaces in Brazil and working with many local suppliers with no one responsible for integration.

Method

From the global guideline to local execution.

Mint organizes the local operation on four fronts, with governance and reporting aligned with headquarters.

Local insight

Consumers, competitors, channels and retail in Brazil and Latin America.

Adaptation

Messages, proof points, calendar and channels adjusted to the market, within the global guideline.

Integrated execution

Content, media, creators, trade and technology with a single accountable team.

Governance

Approvals, reports and KPIs comparable with other countries.

Talk to a specialist

Does your global brand need a partner in Brazil?

Tell us how your brand operates in Brazil today. Mint will show you how to integrate and speed up local execution.

  • Adaptation of global campaigns
  • One partner for content, media, trade and technology
  • Reporting and governance with headquarters

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Local operation

One partner for everything the brand does in Brazil.

Mint brings together the fronts that are usually spread across local suppliers, with in-house production and a technology lab.

Adaptation of global campaigns

Content and production in our own studio

Media and performance with reports for headquarters

Trade marketing and retail

Creators and influence

Websites, platforms and automation

Mint team planning, creating and producing

How Mint connects

Experience with brands such as Microsoft, Intel, Huawei and Philips.

For 18 years Mint has served national and international brands, with projects in 9 countries. We integrate strategy, creative, production, media, trade and technology so the brand has a single local partner.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about global brands in Brazil.

Does Mint work with international brands operating in Brazil?

Yes. Mint serves national and international brands, with projects in 9 countries, as an integrated local partner for strategy, content, media, trade and technology.

Does Mint follow headquarters guidelines?

Yes. Every adaptation starts from the global guideline, and approvals and reports follow the flow and format agreed with headquarters.

Can Mint support other Latin American countries?

Yes. The operation is planned from São Paulo and can support other markets in the region, depending on the project.

Does the team work in English and Spanish?

Communication with global and regional teams can be in English and Spanish, as well as Portuguese.

Next step

Does your brand need a local partner in Brazil?

Send your details and talk to the team that adapts and executes global strategies in Brazil and Latin America.