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For decades, marketing has been guided by a relatively simple logic: capturing the audience’s attention. Whether through advertisements, mass campaigns, or isolated activations, the central objective has always been to generate impact—that is, to interrupt the individual and deliver a message. However, this model has been showing clear signs of exhaustion. In a landscape saturated with stimuli, where individuals are exposed to thousands of messages daily, attention is no longer an easily accessible resource. More than that, it has become a scarce and highly selective asset. In this context, a paradigm shift emerges: the transition from interruption-based marketing to experience-driven marketing.