Brandingscoop

As a trailblazing growth marketing agency, we at Brandingscoop specialize in leveraging multi-platform advertising combined with compelling video content to supercharge revenue for both corporate entities and personal brands.

Our Core Mission:
To swiftly turn your marketing visions into tangible successes, transforming ideas into reality.

Foundational Values We Uphold:
• Relentless Pursuit of Growth - Championing continuous self-improvement to stay ahead of the curve.

• Boundless Creativity - Thinking beyond conventional norms to craft innovative strategies.

• Joy in the Journey - Finding pleasure in the process, ensuring our team and clients alike enjoy every step.

• Above & Beyond Service - Committing to delivering unparalleled experiences for our clients, each and every time.

Entrust us with your digital marketing aspirations, and together, let's embark on a journey of consistent, sustainable growth.

Founder

Is your e-commerce store:

Not retaining customers?

Incurring high ad spend without adequate ROI?

Facing stagnant sales growth?

You're not alone. Many e-commerce leaders feel trapped in a cycle of heavy ad spend and diminishing returns. That's where I step in.

Before partnering with me, several of my clients felt tethered to the costly cycle of paid ads and SEO. But with my guidance, they shifted from solely chasing new customers to engaging and retaining their existing audience. The result? On average, a DOUBLING of their monthly revenue.

Here's My Approach:

Copy That Converts: We don't just aim for sales; we deliver content-rich ads that position you as an industry leader.

Authority Building: It's not just about selling products; it's about establishing your brand as the go-to expert.

Establishing trust with customers ensures they don't just buy; they keep coming back.

However, every business is unique. To truly understand the obstacles hindering your growth and to explore potential strategies, let's talk.

In our strategy session, we'll:

✔️ Analyze your current marketing approach and e-commerce setup.
✔️ Pinpoint challenges stalling your growth.
✔️ Determine if our collaboration will be mutually beneficial.

If our goals align, I'll lay out a tailored roadmap to supercharge your e-commerce growth with our premium solutions.

Jonathan Rojas

Sr. Revenue Automation Partner - Business Lines Manager

Most organizations don’t have a “lead generation problem.”
They have a “our emails are going to spam” problem.

I see it across every team and platform we work with.

Mission Inbox’s infrastructure processes 450M+ emails every month across agencies, enterprise teams, and multiple YC-backed sequencers. And the pattern is always the same:

Teams think their messaging is broken…
when really, their deliverability is.

Emails don’t get ignored.
They get filtered.
Silently. Discreetly. Brutally.

And when your outbound doesn’t land in the inbox?
You’re not just losing replies — you’re losing momentum, credibility, and revenue.

That’s why we built Mission Inbox:
To handle the part of outbound nobody owns but everyone depends on —
deliverability infrastructure at scale.

Not another sending tool.
Not a warmup band-aid.
Not a “hope this works” deliverability hack.

A full-stack, high-volume backend that keeps agencies, enterprises, and outbound platforms deliverable, compliant, and consistently inboxing — no matter how big they scale.

Today, Mission Inbox powers:

• 450M+ emails inboxed every month across clients and platforms
• Thousands of active domains
• Large-scale warmup and reputation ecosystems
• End-to-end deliverability frameworks for high-volume teams and modern sequencers

Teams and platforms come to us when:

• Their domain health tanks without warning
• Their inbox placement falls off a cliff
• Their outbound engines suddenly stop working
• Their infrastructure can’t keep up with growth
• Or they need a reliable backend to power sending at massive scale

We fix the underlying issue — not just the symptoms.

If deliverability’s broken, everything downstream is broken.
Mission Inbox stops that from happening.

If you’re scaling outbound and your infrastructure needs to keep up, go to MissionInbox.com.

Anthony Baltodano

A bit of a different post today.

As some of you know, Steve and I are from Costa Rica. We come from a small country known almost exclusively for its nature, not the businesses which come out of it.

So seeing our story featured today in El Financiero, the biggest business and finance newspaper in the country, is incredibly humbling.

But the article highlights something more important than our growth.

It shows that where you build matters.

To my friends and connections in the US, you are truly blessed. We are incredibly grateful that we were able to build our company there too.

You honestly might not realize the luxury of simply having Stripe to process payments.

There are even investors who loved our business, did their due diligence and praised our operating discipline... but passed just because we were not physically in the US.

Even though our company is.

For those in Costa Rica and LATAM, the reality is often different.

It costs 3x the money to formalize.

It takes months rather than days to start operating.

And the biggest limitation is that if you incorporate here, you are generally restricted to serving only clients within the country.

We aren't saying this to be negative. We want to help other founders in LATAM navigate these waters.

We love this opportunity to show people in such a small country that going global is possible.

We want to help break the mental limitation that it cannot be done, which is often the mindset taught in schools here.

We are proud to put Costa Rica on the tech map and we are committed to keeping the door open for those coming next.

More fuel to the fire, and as always, if you’re looking to get more responses with a better email infrastructure, try Mission Inbox 😉

450M+ Emails Inboxed Monthly. We Fix Deliverability. You Get More Replies. Co-Founder @ Mission Inbox.

Fundadores de la startup Mission Inbox explican por qué registraron su empresa en Delaware y no en Costa Rica. Conozca las barreras burocráticas, los costos de pasarelas de pago y las dificultades bancarias que frenan la competitividad de los emprendimientos tecnológicos nacionales con proyección global.

Gmail just killed cold email... or not

So, Gmail just officially entered the “Gemini Era.”

And just like the Microsoft BCL update back in Oct 2023 — this is being forced on everyone unless they opt out.

Basically? The AI is now the default gatekeeper for your prospects.

But before the panic sets in... let’s look at the actual data.

We’ve been seeing these features (AI summaries, drafting assistants) in the wild for a while now.

The verdict?

— We haven’t seen a significant drop in deliverability.
— If anything, numbers are trending up post-holidays.

However, the rules of engagement have shifted.

If you want to stay in the primary inbox, here is what we are seeing on the ground:

1. Google loves “Casual.”

The AI favors copy that sounds like it came from a friend.

— Stiff, corporate "professional" tone? Flagged.
— Informal, human, low-friction? It gets through.

2. The “Summary Trap” is real.

This is the single biggest risk to your campaigns.

If you bury your value prop in paragraph 3 after introducing yourself or any bs, the AI is going to miss it.

It will summarize who you are and simply tell the prospect: 
“Sender provided additional context.”

And just like that, your email is gone.

The Fix?

You have to walk a fine line.

Be conversational (to please the filter),
but be ruthlessly direct (to please the summarizer).

Don't fluff it up. Treat the AI like a busy executive assistant.

If you don't get to the point in sentence one, you might not get read at all.

As always, cold email has thrived over and over again no matter what the filters throw at us, so just sit back, check your campaign performance and adjust or at least A/B test!

What do y'all thing is going to happen?

Most tools hate subdomains.
Mission Inbox is built for them.

"Buy one domain. Set up 3 inboxes. Pray it does not burn."

That is the cold email rule I hear since 2019.
I used it at first. I watched great domains die.

I moved my whole outbound to subdomains.
Month after month, volume went up.
Reputation stayed steady.

Here is why subdomains win for outbound.

1). Isolated reputation

Think about HubSpot.
They host their blog on blog(.)hubspot(.)com 
If the blog has a problem, hubspot(.)com is safe.

Same idea for cold email.
If one subdomain burns, the others stay clean. Your root domain stays clean too.

Examples of subdomains I personally use for outbound:
try(.)domain(.)com
use(.)domain(.)com
get(.)domain(.)com

2). Simple scale from one asset

You stop buying new domains each week. 
You spin up new subdomains from the main domain. 
Each one has its own pool, its own limits, its own risk.

3). Cheap and fast to reset

If a subdomain takes a hit, you close it.
You create a new subdomain in minutes.

I walk top operators through our Mission Inbox setup.
They see millions of emails per month run on subdomains.
They see a stable, high reply rate, and inbox placement.

The first thing they say is the same: 
"Why does no one talk about this?"

Because subdomains are an operational headache for most infra providers.

Hard to manage. Hard to track. Hard to scale.

Mission Inbox is built around them.
Subdomains are not a hack there. They are the core design.

I have a clear blueprint for this:
How many mailboxes per subdomain. How many subdomains per domain. How we warm, ramp, and reset.

If you want to use subdomains for your own outbound sending and get the blueprint, try Mission Inbox

First webinar of the year, don't miss out!

Founder, The GTMA & Clay Club Europe 🌍

Deliverability is one of those things people talk about with a lot of confidence.

Usually what they mean is:
→ this worked for me, once, in this setup.

And that’s fine, until something changes.
Because deliverability doesn’t behave consistently.

If the infrastructure, volume or stage of outbound changes, then the outcome often changes with it.

There are no published rules.
Inbox providers don’t explain their decisions.

What actually holds up is pattern recognition.
Seeing how deliverability behaves across different setups, over time, and under pressure, and noticing what works regardless of the conditions.

This weeks Guestroom, I'll be joined by Anthony Baltodano, Co-Founder of Mission Inbox, for a practical, operator-level conversation on these patterns.

If deliverability is something you’ve mostly learned through trial, anecdotes, or second-hand advice, this session is a chance to pressure-test those assumptions against broader patterns, live and in context.

Join us this Wednesday @ 18:00 CET.
Link to register is in the comments 👇

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