Welcome to Europe's age of experience

In the face of uncontrollable digital noise, people are demanding more from brands.

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1. We tell stories with technology. Welcome to Europe’s age of experience.
2. In a volatile world, people are scratching their heads..
3. We tell stories with technology. Who should I believe?
4. What is real?
5. After years bearing the brunt of an always-on ad-fueled digital s---storm,
6. We tell stories with technology. they are rethinking their relationships with the world around them.
7. And giving their trust (and their money) only to the brands, orgs and institutions that have visibly gone the extra mile to earn it.
8. We tell stories with technology. It’s the beginning of the end of the attention economy.
9. We tell stories with technology. It’s the end of the spray and pray social media ad buying free-for- all.
10. We tell stories with technology. It’s the end of of being told what to think by an algorithm.
11. We tell stories with technology. And the beginning of “I will decide for myself.”
12. To be ahead of the curve, brands and orgs will have to curate a complete experience – one that lives seamlessly across the digital and physical worlds--
13. an experience that leaves users and audiences with the unshakeable feeling of value being created.
14. We tell stories with technology. This is the beginning of Europe’s age of experience.
15. The attention economy has driven us toward short, snackable bits of information and entertainment that may spark a moment of joy, but are inherently forgettable. Our team of creatives, architects, technologists and (game) designers breaks through the cacophony of blah blah nothingness to create a sensory experience that stays with people. To do this, we work with brands and orgs of all types to blend physical and digital worlds— co-creating the realm of the phygital. Brand experiences by Bump.
16. www.bump.nu/work