Camylla Ribeiro

— Projects using the skill “Business Model Optimisation”

Back to School Monetization A/B Testing

Brainly — Product Manager

Back to School season is Brainly’s peak revenue window in the US, critical for annual subscription targets and user growth milestones.

Coda-Based Integrated CRM for Clinic Operations

Centro de Psicología Sandra Ribeiro — Systems Architect

As the clinic grew, managing patient sessions, therapist coordination, billing, documentation, and communications across disconnected platforms became unsustainable and error-prone.

Digital Transformation of Educational Product Portfolio

Instituto Europeo De Salud Y Bienestar Social — Product Owner

Instituto Europeo’s educational programs were originally delivered through static PDFs with minimal interaction, making them outdated and uncompetitive in the growing online education market.

Pricing Strategy for Service Packaging

Centro de Psicología Sandra Ribeiro — Marketing Strategist

The clinic needed a pricing structure that balanced accessibility for patients with financial sustainability for the business.

Strategic Vision for a Personalized, AI-Driven Learning Experience

Brainly — Marketing Strategist

Brainly needed to evolve from a high-traffic homework Q&A platform into a more engaging, indispensable learning companion. This self-initiated vision work aimed to define what that transformation could look like through a structured, personalized, and AI-augmented study experience.

Exploration of a Dynamic Metering System for Monetization Optimization

Brainly — Product Manager

As Brainly looked to evolve its freemium model, static access limits (e.g., fixed paywalls after X answers) created blunt user experiences and left revenue on the table. There was a need to explore more nuanced, behavior-based metering to balance engagement and monetization.

Coda-Based Accounting System with Multi-Table Sync and Automation

Centro de Psicología Sandra Ribeiro — Systems Architect

As the clinic scaled, financial tracking became fragmented across spreadsheets, invoices, and session logs. There was an urgent need for a unified accounting system to track revenue and expenses across therapists, session types, and payment sources — while ensuring data integrity and auditability.

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