I automate the boring work

I designed a fully automated research system for The Yaron Brook Show. A team of AI agents screens dozens of news sources and X lists, picks the most relevant stories, checks the figures, and writes a ready-to-use news brief that reaches the host every morning.

I run Hypefury's email marketing end to end: sales campaigns, the weekly newsletter, and a 40,000-subscriber list with an average open rate of about 40%. I write every email and manage the campaigns on Customer.io and Beehiiv.

I developed a custom management system that runs the agency's back office. It tracks every enrollment and trip, keeps costs and revenue up to date, handles invoicing, and sends the list of enrolled travelers straight to the agency's CRM.

I set up a lead generation tool that scrapes car rental details from Google Maps, filters out weak candidates, and saves potential partners to Notion.

I built a reporting system for this marketing agency. It pulls Meta Ads results three times a week, counts leads, and sends each client a monthly performance summary.

I created a custom CRM that turns every email and WhatsApp request into a verified order and applies cut-off times and holiday rules, so nobody has to check them by hand. I also set up a WhatsApp chatbot that takes client orders.

I built an integrated automation system for this restaurant. Among other tasks, it works out daily staffing and messages the team on WhatsApp, alerts staff as soon as a booking is canceled, and spreads bookings more evenly to cut waiting times at peak hours.

I automated the company's sales reporting. The system gathers sales data, measures how each salesperson is performing, and produces a monthly report for management.

I ran all content for the Italian site (Financera.it), from planning to publishing, and worked on the content team for the US site. I also led the move of both sites from WordPress to Ghost.