How we broke the rules of alarm-company branding
Every alarm company has a shield and sells fear. For Amomir we did the opposite: a brand that sells calm.
Every alarm company has a shield and sells fear. For Amomir we did the opposite: a brand that sells calm.
A logo, a website and thirty posts in an afternoon, all identical. AI has filled the internet with plastic, and that’s good news for anyone who thinks.
A generic website forces you to compete on price. An abandoned one is also an open door. The case of the Fons Badal clinic.
What you should check in a technical review before you invest in a software company, or buy one. Spoiler: not the demo.
Why we won’t sign an NDA just to give you a quote, and when we’ll sign whatever it takes.
Why we don’t hire more people, why we don’t want to be your supplier, and why being able to say no is the best part of running a studio.
Before: scattered WhatsApp groups. Now: a family community with its own brand, website and topic channels.
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