The rise in cost per lead on Meta ads in 2025 alone.
WordStream, 2025Hi, I'm Lorena Sambar 👋
I connect your website, your social media and organic search, on Google and in AI answers, into one system for education brands. So every month, you depend a little less on ads.
For Polaris Oposiciones: 75 sales from SEO and GEO in 6 months, and 16 sales in a single month from social media.
Social mediaStay remembered between one search and the next.
Search (SEO and GEO)Get found on Google and in AI answers.
Website and sales materialsHelp them decide to enrol with you.




The rise in cost per lead on Meta ads in 2025 alone.
WordStream, 2025Of Google searches end without a single click.
SparkToro, US, 2026When Google answers with AI, people click a result almost half as often.
Pew Research Center, 2025Of new articles online are now written with AI. But what ranks on Google and what AI cites is still mostly written by people.
Graphite, 2025For your academy, that means: if you only rely on ads, every student costs more each year. If AI doesn't know you, it will recommend your competitors. And if your content sounds like everyone else's, nobody will choose it.
The answer isn't to post more. It's to make every piece you publish work with the rest.
Each channel has a job and pushes the others forward. What works in search feeds your social media, and your social media brings people to your website.
Content on your website that answers what future students search on Google and ask AI, so you get cited and recommended.
Strategy and content for Instagram, TikTok and YouTube that keeps your brand present between the first search and the decision.
Landing pages and decks that say the same thing as your social media and your blog, so students arrive already convinced.
You don't need to start with everything. We start with what will have the most impact right now, and connect it to the rest later.
Tap any piece to see how it connects.
| Without a system | With a system | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost per student | Rises every year, at the pace of ads | Every piece keeps bringing students months later |
| AI search | AI recommends your competitors | You have content Google and AI can find and cite |
| Leads | Stop the day you pause your ads | Come from several channels, even without paid |
| Brand | Gets lost among generic content | One recognisable voice on every channel |
| Team | One-off pieces used once | Every piece works across several channels |
An AI system that turns keywords into articles, reviewed by the teachers who know each subject. 50+ articles and 100K+ impressions in 4 months.
See the case study →Six months after launch, with one voice across YouTube, Instagram and TikTok for 30+ courses. 150+ posts and 47K accounts reached on Instagram, all organic.
See the case study →A Gen Z organic strategy built on product education and memes, filmed in stores. +193% impressions and +132% reach, monthly average, in the first three months.
See the case study →A system doesn't mean doing everything at once. It means thinking about channels and pieces that connect to one another and are coherent with your brand.
Who your students are, what they search for, and what's already working.
Find the gaps and start where it'll have the most impact right now.
Create each piece to connect with the rest of the system, including what comes later.
We publish, see what happened, and adjust. Including when it isn't working.
I studied law in Brazil, but realised I was more excited about designing the law firm's marketing materials than about practising law. So I changed paths.
Since then, I've worked on content across food service, finance, and education. What I enjoy most is helping people understand a product, an idea, or something new they're learning. To do that, I look at the whole system first: every channel, every piece, the language, and how it all reaches the person on the other side.
I grew up in a house of teachers. My mother is a university botany professor, and my father, a forest engineer, teaches doctoral students. It's where my interest in how people learn comes from, and in more people getting the chance to.
I work in Spanish, Portuguese, and English.
And the name? My actual name is Lorena Barbosa, but people started calling me Sambar after I used it as my social media name, and it stuck.
Oct 2024–Mar 2026Social Media Content CreatorPizza Hut Spain
Dec 2024–Jul 2025Content ManagerUniwords
Dec 2024–Jul 2025Content DesignRecoletos Capital
Jul 2025–Jan 2026Content DesignerUcademy
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Jan 2026–PresentBrand Content SpecialistPolaris x UcademyShort answers to the questions that usually come up.
Still have a question? Ask me directly →I work on a monthly fee, depending on the channels we start with. It's a fixed cost: it doesn't go up every time ad prices do, and the content keeps working when you stop paying.
Organic isn't instant: it compounds. At Polaris, organic search brought 75 sales in the first 6 months, and social media brought 16 sales in a single month, six months after launch.
No. It complements them. Ads bring students today; the system means you don't depend on them alone.
No. We start with what will have the most impact right now: search, social media or your sales materials. But the thinking is always about the whole system, so every piece is ready to connect with what comes next.
This is my portfolio, but the work is done as a team. The idea is to connect with your in-house team and coordinate strategy and execution together. Depending on the workload, I also take on execution myself, and if we need more hands, I bring in people I trust.
Spanish, Portuguese, and English.
Twenty minutes, no pitch: I'll tell you what I'd do first.