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We started in 2013
with Leadaki.
We came from looking at hundreds of marketing pipelines and understanding one thing: the real bottleneck wasn't attracting.
It was converting and sustaining the conversation.
Then came
Cliengo.
Same obsession, the other side of the counter. Chat on websites, WhatsApp, Instagram — where commerce in LATAM actually happens.
You don't win a client just by attracting.
You win them by responding.
We called it
LDK.
Office nickname, chat shortcut. Short version of Leadaki, our first name. Worked fine for talking among ourselves.
The industry shifted three times. Over time, "LDK" stopped saying anything — it no longer represented who we were becoming.
idk.
three letters you hear in any boardroom today.
short in English for "I don't know" — the most honest answer when you're asked about AI
It's not a declaration
of ignorance.
It's a starting point.
Ask any mid-size or large company how it's going to use AI. The honest answer, behind closed doors, is almost always the same: I don't know. And it makes sense — the industry shifted three times in a decade.
Our work starts — exactly — where your company says I don't know.
Beginner's
mind.
Thirteen years of craft and we still walk into every operation without preconceptions. Not because we don't know — because assuming is the fastest way to get your business wrong. Experience sets the floor; openness finds your case.
- openness
- curiosity
- no preconceptions
That "I don't know"
meets a method:
measure.
Instead of defending an intuition, we go to the data. Instead of impressions and reach, we show what generated conversations, what generated sales, and what didn't.
Rigorous measurement turns an "I don't know"
into a plan that can take any question.
When…
- 01When AI generates a thousand answers per second,what's scarce isn't the answer. It's the right question.
- 02When AI can answer for us,we choose with judgment when it should — and when it shouldn't.
- 03When everyone speaks with absolute certainty,we prefer the one who dares to say "I don't know". That's who we build the best plans with.
- 04When frameworks come pre-packaged,the craft is knowing when not to apply them.
- 05When data contradicts our intuition,data wins.
- 06When a client writes in,it's not a ticket. It's someone deciding whether to trust.
- 07When we're asked something we don't know,we say so. And we go figure it out together.
- 08When everyone promises certainty,we promise rigor.
That's idk.
Your company says "I don't know". We bring 13 years of craft to turn it into a plan.
formerly ldk · since 2013