
In this interview (in Portuguese), I talk about how e-commerce and marketing automation can still be less important than the Human part of the equation.
Rui Nunes - Digital Marketing Professional, Consultant, Trainer & Speaker
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In this interview (in Portuguese), I talk about how e-commerce and marketing automation can still be less important than the Human part of the equation.
Rui Nunes is the founder of sendXmail (email marketing and AI automation), ZOPPLY (digital presence for SMEs), and HOT Leads (B2B performance marketing). With over 30 years of digital marketing experience, he teaches digital law at Lusofona University and conducts AI automation workshops across Barcelona, Lisbon, and Bangkok. His core mission is debunking marketing myths and 'automation porn' while providing practical, tactical guidance that emphasises business value over technical complexity.

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