Awareness was already there. The real task? Earning attention.
Carglass needed a social presence that matched its real-world presence: smart, clear, and human. The opportunity was to go from being known for what they do to being remembered for how they make people feel. At the same time, there was a renewed focus on employer branding, future-proof visibility, and connecting with a broader, younger audience.
We leaned into the idea of reassurance at scale—the kind that makes people stop scrolling, not just out of need, but recognition.
That meant blending timeless brand cues with flexible, low-threshold storytelling.
The result? A narrative structure that flexes across platforms and personas while reinforcing Carglass as a brand that’s always just ahead of the curve.
Not every brand needs to reinvent itself—but even the strongest ones need to refresh how they’re felt. Carglass didn’t need to get louder. It needed to become more relatable. That’s where we came in.