Growth Marketer · for builders
Growth for SaaS
I grow products end to end: acquisition, funnels, email, offers and the AI systems that tie it all together. Ads are just the part you can see.
Most marketers stop at the campaign. I ship the AI agents and automations that run growth itself, so a lean team moves like a big one.
Call it growth engineering, or vibe marketing. Either way, I build it myself.
The whole workflow, packaged: a GitHub-synced Claude Code plugin a team installs with one command and auto-updates forever. My personal workflow became a shared operating system.
How it works →One line in, designer-ready out. It interviews me, researches multiple sources, writes hooks + body in the brand's voice, waits for my approval, then builds the concept page, asset folder and designer brief itself.
How it works →Reads the newsletter dashboard in Chrome, pulls the Meta side via Pipeboard, writes the weekly report in my voice and posts the draft to my Slack for review. Many clients, one pipeline.
How it works →Twelve template skills, one per proven static format. Each writes grounded variations, builds the Canva design from a locked master, plus the asset folder, concept page and brief.
How it works →Oh, and this website? Also Claude Code. Designed, built and maintained by me, prompt by prompt.
SaaS, AI, media, creator & DTC products I've scaled end to end, $5.2M+ managed across my career. Click any card →
ByteByteGo Beat the incumbent agency head-to-head and won the account.
ByteByteGo's system-design newsletter for engineers, with over a million technical readers. Launched under hard brand constraints, went head-to-head with the incumbent agency, and won. They had a head start. It didn't help.
The Daily Wisdom Drove sign-ups at scale for a global creator brand, with quality holding as volume grew.
The Daily Wisdom, a global creator's daily newsletter. Owned paid acquisition end-to-end and ran creator-recorded video ads at scale, keeping sign-up quality high. The target felt ambitious. It wasn't.
Scaled an AI newsletter to ~750K and made it #1 in its category on Substack.
An AI-education newsletter and my flagship account, scaled into the #1 education newsletter on Substack.
Workweek Ran paid growth across 6 B2B brands and got all of them green at once.
A B2B media startup running 6 creator-led newsletters across fintech, health-tech, HR and marketing. My largest, most complex account. Six brands, six audiences, one me.
A Media Operator Stood up a full qualified-lead funnel for a cold, hard-to-reach B2B audience.
A B2B newsletter for media-company operators, a cold, niche audience most advertisers can't crack. Built the qualification funnel from scratch and cracked it anyway.
Wrote, produced and edited the VSLs behind $1M+ in direct-response revenue.
Before agency life I ran my own offers under Deletha. The first sales letter I ever wrote did almost R$1M in revenue. The VSLs are on the page, full scripts included.
The email sequences that turned cold subscribers into buyers.
A 5-email nurture flow I wrote for a DTC cellulite product: 45%+ open rates and a path from curiosity to purchase. Acquisition gets the applause; email gets the revenue. Full copy on the page.
B2B LinkedIn content that goes viral and books qualified leads.
Compelling, conversion-focused LinkedIn content for B2B founders: scroll-stopping hooks, authority-building insight and a giving-first angle that turned posts into 100+ comments and qualified leads.
Video scripts that hook in 15 seconds and keep viewers watching.
Curiosity-driven scripts for educational YouTube channels: hooks, curiosity gaps and retention structure that grow the channel, written to be watched to the end.
Paid ads are the part you can see. What I actually run is the whole machine that turns a product into revenue, and the systems that keep it compounding.
Drop me into a SaaS, a newsletter or a launch from zero and this is the loop I run. Each stage hands off to the next, then feeds back into it.
◆ Verified client reviews
◆ Straight from Slack
“An especially huge, massive thank you to Lays, you have been absolutely fantastic. A true professional.”
“Amazing. Yesterday was our best day of the year.”
“Do you sleep?”
“Guess we officially won. Super happy!!!”
“The fact that you take ownership in this and care is what separates you. Great skill to have. Treating every client like it's your own personal biz.”
“Quality has been monumentally improved... Well done!”
◉ open to growth & marketing lead roles