Operation: Purple Rebellion

Our Task


Our client was a hungry sales-tech startup, battling in a saturated industry dominated by giants. To climb into the top 5 globally, they needed more than great tech — they needed to prove to prospects that they not only understood their pain, but also had the creativity and audacity to execute differently. The conference was crowded, noisy, and expensive. A booth wouldn’t cut it. We had to make them unforgettable.

What We Did


A traditional presence would’ve been a waste of money and time — chasing prospects instead of pulling them in. So we flipped the script. The insight? In a room full of brands shouting, mystery whispers louder. Everyone was handing out flyers. No one was handing out a story. We dropped four undercover “agents” into the crowd — black suits, purple Ray-Bans, stone-cold confidence. Instead of brochures, they handed out FBI-style badges embedded with QR codes for free credits. It was cinematic, it was playful, and it was impossible to ignore.

The Result


The agents didn’t just grab attention — they owned the room. Prospects leaned in, snapped photos, shared online, and started conversations that mattered. Leads poured in, POCs launched, and new paying customers were signed. The brand walked away not as another booth in the hall, but as the rebel startup that punched above its weight.

PITCHA POV


When you twist the plot, even crowded rooms stop and listen.

“Creativity is the greatest rebellion in existence.” — Osho
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