Wiwo’s contribution connects what people imagine with what technology makes possible to build.
Research joins the industry conversation
In May 2026, Marketers by Adlatina published an article about Kidfluence in Latin America, drawing on Wiwo’s study of Generation Alpha. The topic moves the conversation beyond a tool: it considers how products are discovered, how preferences circulate and how different people participate in household decisions.
For a technology company working across marketing, sales and operations, observing these relationships makes sense. A new channel alone cannot explain a purchase, and automation needs to understand whom it serves. Kidfluence’s presence in a specialist publication shares that perspective with teams working in brands, communication and research.
A place in the independent creative conversation
Tomilli included WIWO, from Chile, among the new additions to 110 Agencies to Watch for 2026–2027. Its publication describes an international directory bringing together different markets and specialisms. For Wiwo, that presence offers another meeting point with people seeking to connect creativity, innovation and technology capabilities within a project.
These spaces are also interesting for the conversations they make possible. A brand may arrive needing content and discover it needs a tool; a technology team may need a better idea to give an experience meaning. Proximity to other disciplines broadens both the questions and the possibilities for collaboration.
Polo Díaz and the assessment of new ideas
In October 2026, Tomilli announced that Wiwo founder Polo Díaz would join the Tomilli Summit’s international jury. The article places his participation in the assessment of finalist initiatives from different industries and countries. It is a specific contribution to a space devoted to discussing innovation and examining proposals from different professional perspectives.
This intersection is relevant to Wiwo’s identity: a technology idea needs to be explained, find a purpose and work for the people using it. Discussing it alongside other perspectives provides a useful context for considering those connections. Participation relates to that jury; the professionals involved retain their own organisations and responsibilities.
Creative work joins the conversation too
Publications about WINA 2026 report the two Silver awards for Goles Eternos, Wiwo’s work for Colo-Colo, in Content and Film. Here, the conversation begins with a piece of work. The recognition provides an opportunity to explore the content, its language and the craft required to turn an idea into a finished piece.
Technology and creativity meet in those decisions: what to show, what to preserve, which emotion to seek and when a proposal is ready to share. Exploring the work offers a different entry point from exploring a product or reading research. All three perspectives form part of how Wiwo presents itself publicly.
Following a company through its contributions
The press section gathers these publications and links to their original outlets. It can be explored by topic: cultural research, participation in creative communities, discussions about innovation and recognised work. You do not need to follow every link to find a starting point; the most useful one will connect with a question your team has.
If changing audiences interest you, start with Kidfluence. To explore creative work, look at the cases and recognition. If your question concerns applying technology within your organisation, continue to the solutions and software. Public discussion becomes more valuable when it connects an idea to a concrete need and opens a conversation of your own.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I find Wiwo’s media appearances?
The press section gathers publications and links to their original sources. Explore coverage of research, technology, creativity and participation in the industry.
Where should I start to understand its perspective?
Kidfluence offers an introduction to culture and consumption; case studies show applied work. To connect those ideas to a need within your organisation, explore the solutions or talk with Wiwo.
