Fit first, budget second
Before putting more money in, I check that the customer, the offer and the channel actually fit.
I work in B2C and B2B. I bring paid media, organic and owned channels, creative and product into one system, and I make decisions with data.

> This is how I think about growth.CH. 02 ↓
A single channel burns out fast. That’s why I connect traffic, conversion, retention and reinvestment, and keep adjusting every week.
Before putting more money in, I check that the customer, the offer and the channel actually fit.
What I win in one channel, I use in the next.
What I learn from one test makes the next one cheaper.
I measure progress by how many tests I launch and how much I learn from them.
> Here’s how I put it into practice.CH. 03 ↓
Paid media and organic channels work together with creative, owned channels and product. I move budget across Google, Meta and TikTok based on each one’s real incrementality, and I use AI to watch the accounts and speed up analysis.
> And these are the results.CH. 04 ↓
> Behind those numbers are a lot of brands.CH. 05 ↓
> How I got here.CH. 06 ↓
> What I learned, I now teach in a course.CH. 07 ↓
How to structure the account, when to use CBO or ABO, tracking with Conversions API, Advantage+, how to experiment and how to measure what’s incremental.
> Here’s what students say.CH. 08 ↓
> A bit more about me.CH. 09 ↓

I studied Accounting and Finance, started as a financial analyst at Ford and moved into marketing from there. I’ve spent 8+ years in growth and acquisition in LATAM, mostly in edtech and q-commerce. I started out running campaigns and over time moved on to designing the full strategy and leading teams across several markets. I live in Mexico City.
> Let’s talk.CH. 10 ↓
That’s where I reply fastest and where I post what I’m learning.