Strategy & execution
Product
Turn a fuzzy idea into a scoped MVP with one clear metric, then build and ship it. Discovery, roadmap and product engineering.
- Discovery
- MVP
- Roadmap
- Metrics
Product · Marketing · Sales · AI · Content
Entrepreneur and engineer. I've built products at several startups, my own included, and learned product, marketing, sales, AI and content from the inside. Now I work directly with you.
Franco Benítez
@francosbenitez
01 · Services
Products people understand, want, and use. Pick where you need help.
Strategy & execution
Turn a fuzzy idea into a scoped MVP with one clear metric, then build and ship it. Discovery, roadmap and product engineering.
Positioning & growth
Say clearly what you do and who it's for, then build the landing pages, messaging and experiments that turn attention into customers.
Pipeline & closing
Build a sales process that doesn't depend on luck: who to talk to, what to say, and the pipeline, CRM and follow-ups that turn conversations into deals.
Automation & agents
Find where AI genuinely saves time in your product or operations, then ship it: agents, workflows and internal tools. No demos that die in a slide deck.
Mental health, tech & startups
I create content about mental health and technology on YouTube, Instagram and TikTok, and about technology and startups on X. Let's collaborate: sponsorships, co-created pieces or content for your brand.
02 · How I work
Direct work, a clear scope, and progress you can see.
A call to understand your product, your users and the real problem. No sales pitch.
A proposal with a clear scope. Then we get to work: strategy, build, campaigns, sales, automations or content, depending on what you need.
We measure what changed and adjust. I stay close until it works without me.
03 · A point of view
“At its core, all business is about making bets on human behavior.”
I studied psychology before I ever wrote code for a living. It taught me something most technical teams learn too late: products rarely fail because the code was bad. They fail because nobody needed them.
Most early products don't have a technology problem. They have a clarity problem: too many features, a message nobody understands, and no way to tell what's working.
So I work on the whole picture: what you build, how you tell people about it, and how you know it's working. These are the principles I keep coming back to.
Every product is a bet on human behavior. Test the bet before you build it.
If you can't say what it does in one sentence, nobody will buy it.
Selling is listening, then proposing a clear next step.
Use AI where it removes real work, not where it makes a good demo.
Explain it like you would to a friend. Clarity beats cleverness.
04 · About
São PauloAn entrepreneur who writes code.
05 · Get in touch
You don't need a spec. Just tell me what you're building and where it's stuck.