
Diego Martinez • Founder at Marttenzi • ToolMarketing
Automation of marketing with intelligent tools.
Consulting • ToolMarketing • Paid Media
I turn your digital presence into a measurable funnel: a converting landing, properly set events, and paid media to scale — with an optimization routine focused on cost, lead quality, and bookings.
You’ll leave with: a recommended entry point, minimum scope, and one primary success metric.
Services
The right entry points to generate leads and bookings
The entry point is defined by the problem. Scope is designed by the scenario. Execution follows standards, metrics and routine.
Websites & Landing Pages
Fast pages with clear offer, strong CTA, and WhatsApp/booking. Events set to measure clicks, submits, and leads — ready to optimize.
Paid Media
Paid media as distribution, not gambling. With the right page and events, you know what each lead costs — and what improves week over week.
ToolMarketing
Tools that solve a pain and capture intent through usage. Delivery: FVR v1 + usage tracking + conversion points (lead/booking).
Not sure where to start?
The audit defines the right entry point and success metric before execution — avoiding generic packages and rework.
Why this works
Data-led decisions before spending on ads
I treat digital presence as a system: pages, events, and an optimization routine. The goal is simple: leads/bookings with controllable cost and quality.
Applied training (data-led decisions)
Systems + business + media
Less opinion, more judgment: minimum scope, clean tracking, and a primary metric defined before scaling spend.
Built in high-standard environments
Process, standards, real stakes
Experience where mistakes are costly. That’s why execution follows routine and measurement — not improvisation.
What this changes for you
You don’t buy a “site” or “traffic”. You buy predictability: the right entry point, lean scope, and clear metrics to improve week over week.
Next step
Strategy audit before execution
A short conversation defines the right entry: local presence, page, paid traffic, tool — or the right combination.
No artificial urgency. No generic packages. Diagnosis, scope and execution with clear criteria.
ToolMarketing
ToolMarketing is acquisition through utility: instead of asking for attention, you deliver a tool that solves a pain. Usage becomes data (intent), and data becomes conversion (leads/bookings) with tracking.
Value before the pitch
People arrive because they need the outcome — not because they were interrupted.
Creates intent signals
You measure actions (usage, clicks, submits) and learn who’s ready to talk.
Reduces ad dependency
A strong tool creates recurring demand — and ads become an amplifier, not a crutch.
Applications
3 ToolMarketing formats
The logic is always the same: utility → usage → data → conversion. Only the asset format changes.
Free tool (Magnet)
Calculator, simulator, generator, diagnostic. Captures demand at the point of need and turns it into leads.
Product as a channel
Software drives retention and usage data that improves the offer, onboarding, and conversion.
Service as a system
Standard deliverables + measurement. The process becomes an asset and drives recurrence.
Book
Marketing de Ferramenta
by Diego Martinez
A book that consolidates ToolMarketing as a practical method: utility, recurrence, and measurement applied to real businesses. ISBN 978-6598960001
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Want clarity before investing time and ad spend?
Diagnosis defines the path and success criteria: leads, bookings, cost, and lead quality.
No vague promises. No artificial urgency. Just scenario, scope, and priorities.
FAQ
What you need to understand before expecting results
There are no shortcuts here. Digital presence, paid media, and ToolMarketing work as a system: solid foundation, proper measurement, and continuous optimization.
Projects (ToolMarketing implementations)
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Want clarity before investing time and ad spend?
Diagnosis defines the path and success criteria: leads, bookings, cost, and lead quality.
No vague promises. No artificial urgency. Just scenario, scope, and priorities.