Stranded in a foreign country with no income, Paula couldn’t go crawling back home and admit defeat. But the hungrier you are for something, the harder you’ll work for it. So she started doing something she had always been great at – writing. Turns out she was really good at it and people paid her to do something she loved doing.
Then she met Reza. With his decades of marketing chops and Paula’s storytelling skills, NeonTrumpet created marketing strategies for businesses that allowed them to grow their organizations. Almost a decade later, we are still here, pivoting, learning, changing, and helping our customers meet their business goals.
With Al, new opportunities for smarter and better marketing appeared. We’ve taken the best of tech and built an expert team around it, so our clients have better outcomes. We are constantly pivoting, adjusting, and finding better ways of doing things so that our customers reap the benefits.
After a solid month of Paula constantly putting two random words together and asking Reza for his opinion, while driving through the Madiwala underpass in Bangalore, Paula spotted a bright orange trumpet painted on the wall. Paula shouted ‘Neon Trumpet!’ and Reza said ‘OK please just stop asking, do whatever you want’, and NeonTrumpet had a name.
