Gladys Becerra Torlay.
“These steps led me to where I am professionally today—to the greatest challenge of my career: DML, my own project.”
19 years turning ideas into sales.
Four stages, one business approach.
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Stage 01 · Automotive
From the automotive industry to sales management
I began my career in the automotive sector as the export manager at Tecnomatrix, a company specializing in the design and manufacture of quality control machinery. After several years of developing the company’s international sales portfolio, I took on the role of sales and marketing director. My next role, at Pont Aurell—a company specializing in the production of nonwoven fabrics for vehicle interiors—allowed me to further strengthen my international and sales expertise.
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Stage 02 · Services and Tourism
From B2B products to B2C services
A change in my personal life led me to reorient my career toward a new field: tourism and, more broadly, services aimed at a B2C audience. This transition allowed me to specialize in one of the areas that my time in the automotive industry had brought to the forefront: digital marketing.
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Stage 03 · Digital Marketing
Management, Advertising, and Strategy in International Settings
Managing social media, online advertising, and developing communication strategies in a constantly evolving international environment became my new challenge. It’s an absolutely fascinating branch of marketing, where learning never ends.
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Stage 04 · Today
DML, my own project
Aware of how rapidly this industry is evolving, I regularly pursue training and stay up to date on the latest developments and technologies to provide the best service to my clients. My most recent training: Digital Marketing: Customer Engagement, Social Media, Planning & Analytics at the prestigious Columbia Business School. Today, all of that experience comes together at DML: the biggest challenge of my career and a team with which we support businesses that want to sell more profitably and consistently.
Three principles that guide every project.
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Think like a salesperson, not like an advertiser
Marketing only makes sense when it’s tied to actual sales. That’s why I first analyze revenue and customer data, and only then do I decide what actions to take.
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Trilingual by vocation, international by experience
Spanish, English, and French. Years of experience in exports have taught me that each market requires its own message, tone, and channel.
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Continuing Education
Digital marketing evolves every week. I regularly pursue further education—most recently at Columbia Business School—so that my clients are always one step ahead.
Shall we talk about your project? Tell me what you want to achieve.
Digital Marketing Lanzarote · Strategic and Digital Marketing
