I'm Bene, and I built Tiquiz

I come from a modest family of Beaujolais winegrowers. Long before sales funnels, I picked grapes. I've also been a lifeguard, a delivery driver, an ambulance worker.

Then I sat my nursing exam at 27, passed it easily and without a prep course. And I worked where it really counts: the emergency room in Corsica, an ambulance in Switzerland, tuberculosis screening, alongside firefighters.

My values come from those years and from how I was raised: taking care of people, for real. Protecting the most fragile, sharing what I know instead of keeping it to myself, giving my time, and holding out a hand to whoever is struggling. Taking everyone as they are, with their story and their means, without ever judging them on where they started.

One thing though: I'm friendly and I help gladly, and that doesn't mean I'll swallow anything or that I can be taken for a fool. I've been around this world long enough to spot someone dishonest, and that, I no longer put up with.

I had one conviction: a quiz is the best tool there is to capture and qualify leads. That hunch was largely confirmed once I read the serious research on the subject and ran my own tests. So I set out to build the software that went with it, connected to my favourite tool: Systeme.io. I called it iziquiz.

A business partner joined me, and together we handed the development to a contractor. A guy who boasted about 30 years of experience, and who knew how to sell his story.

Two years of working myself to the bone, for nothing. A promised piece of software that never arrived. €30,000 up in smoke. A friendship ruined. And the worst part, for me: hundreds of customers who had been promised a tool, and who ended up with nothing.

I will never forget that feeling. Having sold a sincere promise, believing in it completely, and standing empty-handed in front of people you've let down.

Plenty of people would have stopped there. Not me. My convictions wouldn't let me walk away from those customers: you never leave someone stranded. Least of all someone who trusted you and handed you their hard-earned money.

There's one rule I've never given up on: I'd rather have people who share my values than easy money. Solidarity and kindness aren't a selling point to me. They're what saved me. So they're what I put at the centre of everything.

In my work, that translates simply: hard work, solidarity, ethics with no compromise. I never sell a "miracle" method. I code with AI, I love growth hacking, I'm passionate about copywriting, and I'm convinced you can succeed without ever twisting anyone's arm.

What I earn, I want to have earned. And I want my clients to win too. To me, a good business is one where everyone comes out better off.

I will never be the biggest company on the market. But I'll always be the one who's actually there, who answers you, and who improves her tool for you, every single day.