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Your CAC stopped making sense
Unit economics, payback discipline, and where the budget actually goes.
Former VP Growth Marketing, monday.com
The playbook that scaled monday.com from pre-IPO to $1B+ ARR is already aging. AI is rewriting how buyers find, trust, and choose software — faster than most teams can hire. I help you rebuild the engine before your CAC finds out.
Here’s what building that engine takes
Expertise
Rewiring channels, content and team workflows for AI-mediated buying — including leading monday.com into OpenAI’s first wave of ChatGPT Ads partners.
Paid engines across search, social and video that scale on unit economics, not faith — with the budget discipline to match.
Becoming the answer engines’ answer: technical SEO, content systems, and visibility where buyers actually search now.
Funnels that turn traffic into activated, paying teams — and the measurement to know which part is working.
Taking a self-serve motion into enterprise: lead generation, ABM, and messaging that sales actually uses.
CAC, LTV and payback as the operating language — and an org design that keeps the team smaller than the output.
— plus everything these pull in: creative ops, localization, brand, attribution and measurement.
Best fit: B2B SaaS founders and marketing leaders, seed → Series C, with a live funnel and real spend. Not a fit: pre-product, or looking for a hands-on freelancer.
Where I help
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Unit economics, payback discipline, and where the budget actually goes.
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SEO and GEO/AEO — showing up where answer engines look, not where last year’s keywords were.
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Self-serve and product-led funnels: activation, conversion, and monetization that hold up at scale.
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Demand generation and an enterprise motion your sales team actually wants to work with.
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Org design and automation-first workflows — I led a ~50-person growth org and would build it smaller today.
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Compounding loops, attribution you can trust, and an experimentation cadence that survives the quarter.