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Brand: Grupo La Costeña — one of Mexico’s leading food and CPG groups
Date: 2025–2026
Objective: Prove that always-on content can move at the speed of culture without losing strategy, craft, or a clear brand point of view.
Role: Creative Director — creative strategy, ideation, team leadership, and audiovisual direction across production and post-production.
I led always-on content across a multi-brand portfolio, combining real-time cultural thinking with AI-assisted workflows to help the team move faster without losing craft or brand consistency.
From trend-driven social posts to custom AI content systems, I shaped the process from concept to final execution — guiding ideas, defining workflows, and making sure the work never felt automated or generic.
Some of the strongest proof came when the work moved beyond our own channels. Real-time pieces were picked up organically by industry publications including Merca 2.0 and Mercado Negro, while Thalía shared one of the pieces to her own Instagram Stories — all without paid amplification.
The audience response was organic too: individual posts generated up to 21.6K likes, 999 comments and 759 shares, while another reached 15K likes and 1.1K shares.
Across the portfolio, the approach helped grow Instagram reach by 31%–211%, pushed engagement as high as 6.7%, supported more than 120% growth in site traffic, and helped maintain a client NPS average of 8.51.
The principle was simple: speed should expand creativity, not flatten it.