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Building a consulting practice focused on ecommerce growth and commercial strategy — helping brands and platforms improve marketplace launch, seller onboarding, channel expansion, vendor negotiations, and partner GTM.
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Designed a minimalistic ecommerce dashboard focused on usability and performance. The result is a faster, more intuitive experience aligned with the client’s business goals and fully approved
This is solid, it feels both clean and engaging. If someone wanted to create something at this level, what would you say matters most in your process?
I have been quietly building, learning, and improving behind the scenes… now I am ready for more.
I am currently open to work and available to take on new projects.
I help businesses grow online through:
• Website design (Shopify, WordPress and more)
• Meta ads that actually convert
• SEO and store optimization
• Social media growth and management
• Email marketing setup and flows
I focus on one thing: results. Not just making things look good, but making them work.
If you are building something and need someone who understands both design and marketing, let’s talk.
Or if you know someone who might need my help, I would appreciate a referral.
#OpenToWork #DigitalMarketing #Shopify #WebDesign #MetaAds #Freelancer
The “quietly building” framing is rare —
most people optimize for visibility, not depth.
In Shopify + Meta setups, I’ve seen this a lot:
Brands focus on driving clicks,
but not on shaping perception before the click converts.
That’s usually where performance breaks.
Do clients...
Most companies that fail at export don't fail because of the product.
They fail because they treat market entry like a checklist: find a distributor, sort out the paperwork, ship the goods.
What's actually missing:
> A clear value proposition for that specific market
> A realistic landed cost and margin structure
> An understanding of who the real buyers are and how they buy
> A supply chain that can handle the reality of international logistics
I've been working in export across Latin America for over a decade. The companies that get it right don't just research the market — they validate it. They talk to real buyers. They test pricing before they commit. They build the supply chain before they need it.
Export isn't complicated. But it does require a plan that's built on real data, not assumptions.
If you're preparing to enter a new market and want to get it right from the start feel free to reach out.
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