Market localization
We adapt your brand, message and product story to how Brazilians actually buy, speak and decide. Not a translation: a version of your brand that feels local.
Marketing agency in Brazil · Since 2010
Your local partner for entering and scaling in the Brazilian market. One team for strategy, content, media, e-commerce and retail, working with you in English.
São Paulo local timeUTC-3
Your brand, in the language Brazil buys in.
EN · IT · FR · DE · ES → PT-BR
The opportunity
Most international brands don't struggle in Brazil because the product is wrong. They struggle because the market was treated like everywhere else: same message, same checkout, same channels. That's the gap we close.
people, the largest population in Latin America
IBGE population estimate for 2025: 213.4 million.of e-commerce payments in Brazil were made with Pix in 2025
Pix passed credit cards (41%) as the top online payment method. Source: EBANX and PCMI.Our view
A global playbook gets you to the border. A local team gets you into the cart.
What we do
Strategy, content, media, e-commerce and retail under one roof. You brief one team, in English, instead of coordinating five suppliers in a language you don't speak.
We adapt your brand, message and product story to how Brazilians actually buy, speak and decide. Not a translation: a version of your brand that feels local.
Social, content and community run in Portuguese by a team that lives the culture, not one that translates it.
Meta, Google and marketplace ads managed against real business goals, not vanity metrics, with reports you can read in English.
Stores and sites built for how Brazil pays and ships: Pix, cards in installments, boleto and local logistics.
We set up and run your stores on Mercado Livre, Amazon and Shopee, open doors with retailers and channels, and manage the relationships that keep them open.
Product photo, video and 3D made locally, plus presence at trade shows and events when your channel calls for it.
One team, the whole entry: strategy to execution.
Plan your entryProof
Italian houseware
We manage Tognana's brand presence in Brazil, growing it beyond a single retail channel and opening the door to new retailers.
Home and garden · D2C and B2B
We run Keter's digital and brand operation in Brazil at scale, across direct-to-consumer and B2B.
More cases, in Portuguese, at markdesign.com.br.
Why Mark
Mark has worked with brands in industry, retail, e-commerce, healthcare and education since 2010. We speak your language and think in Brazil's: close enough to move fast, local enough to get it right.
years in business
Since 2010, from Greater São Paulo.brands served
Industry, retail, e-commerce, healthcare and education.working languages
English with your team. Portuguese with the market.How it works
You always know what happens next and what we need from you.
Start with a conversation01
We learn your brand and study how it fits the Brazilian consumer: competitors, channels, prices and language. No assumptions.
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A clear entry and growth plan: positioning, channels, budget and milestones you can hold us to.
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We execute as your local team and report in the language and rhythm you already work in.
It adapts and runs your marketing for Brazil: positioning and messaging in Portuguese, the channels where Brazilians actually buy, paid media, e-commerce and retail relationships. Mark covers all of it with one local team, so you have a single partner from the first study to the daily operation.
Mercado Livre, Shopee and Amazon lead online retail traffic in Brazil, followed by Magalu and others. The right mix depends on your category and price point, and we define it in the strategy before opening any store.
Pix, the instant payment system created by Brazil's Central Bank, became the most used method in Brazilian e-commerce in 2025, with 42% of payments against 41% for credit cards. Cards are often split into monthly installments, so a store built for Brazil needs both at checkout.
Yes. We work in English with you and in Portuguese with the market. São Paulo is on UTC-3 all year, which overlaps with the European afternoon and most of the US working day.
No. Some brands come to us before their first sale here, to test the market and plan the entry. Others already sell in Brazil and need to grow beyond one channel or one retailer, as Tognana did.
Tell us about your brand and your plans for Brazil in the form below. We reply in English with next steps and, when it makes sense, a call to understand your situation before any proposal.
Contact
Before any proposal, a conversation to understand your brand, your timing and what Brazil should mean for your business.
Hi! Tell us where you are with Brazil.
Exploring, launching or already selling: we start from there.
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