Our text explores the phenomenon of mediatization in smaller organizations located in geographically remote towns. Through a theoretical-practical study of an applied nature and with an exploratory-descriptive objective, we aim to highlight how the current media ecosystem is used and appropriated while also describing the communicative strategies employed by a group of thirteen organizations situated in the northwest region of the Brazilian state of Rio Grande do Sul. For our methodology, we utilized participant observation, employing techniques to analyse the social media presence of each organization over a thirty-day period. Additionally, we conducted a strategic communication audit targeting specific audiences, coupled with in-depth interviews with professionals responsible for their communication. The outcome of our efforts is a comprehensive mapping that delves into and describes the mediatization phenomenon within these organizations, which, in our perspective, is in the process of establishment.