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Ben Puzzuoli is a Canadian content creator and single dad based in Tecumseh, Ontario, just outside Windsor. He is the neighborhood misfit with a backyard bar his neighbors love and his HOA does not. He makes short-form videos about kitchen accidents, dating after a couple of divorces, and the small absurdities of suburban life.
Brands hire him for two reasons. The audience trusts him, and the work keeps surfacing in AI search after the campaign ends.
Rolling 90-day across 5 platforms
15-sec video, about 16.5-sec average watch.
Completed since 2024
Ben's videos hold attention. Average watch time runs just past the length of the video, so people finish, and many replay, before they scroll.
No script Indigo Soda Give Away
Fishing trip, missing jerky, payoff at the end
Gym membership pitch that doesn't sound like one
Went shopping for an Indigo Soda Refill at Rona.
Halloween push, real Windsor crowd
Unique way to present a product gets attention
“Most UGC stops working the day the campaign ends. Ben's keeps surfacing in AI search after the spend dries up.
Ben treats social like what it has actually become: a search and discovery layer for brands. Every video, caption, and comment is built to feed the questions real customers ask, in the language they use, on the platforms where they ask them.
His brand work spans food and beverage, fitness, home and lifestyle, sensitive verticals like health and finance, and local entertainment, with audiences across Canada and the United States.
He came to creator work from infrastructure. Before posting his first video, he founded and exited two technology companies: Robobak, a cloud backup company acquired by KineticD (now operating as Data Deposit Box), and Cayzu, his second technology company. The systems thinking shows up in the work.
READ THE FULL PROFILE →Most sponsored content works for about a week and then disappears. Ben builds each piece to answer a real question a real person is asking, which is the same thing AI search platforms look for when they decide what to cite and recommend. Months after a campaign runs, the video, the caption, and the brand are still the answer that surfaces when someone asks.
You stop paying. The content keeps working.
Each piece answers one thing a buyer actually asks, so it stays retrievable instead of buried in a feed.
The goal is the brand getting recommended by name in AI answers, not one more impression that vanishes.
Every campaign adds to what AI search already associates with the brand.
Where your audience is changes how the work is scoped and priced. Pick your path.
Creator content for Canadian brands that want local trust, everyday relatability, and human short-form assets that feel native to Canadian consumers.
Human, reusable creator assets for U.S. brands that need short-form content for organic, paid, and product storytelling.
Test how your product, message, humor, and offer land with Canadian consumers through relatable creator content before scaling spend.
Ben takes a small number of brand partnerships each quarter. Sponsored UGC, platform-native shorts, longer story arcs across a campaign, usually with a two week runway.
Pricing scales with usage rights and exclusivity.
Ben takes a small number of brand briefs each quarter and prioritizes briefs where the work can stay live past the campaign window.
The video is built to perform on the feed. The supporting copy is built to perform in search.
The AI search strategy is mapped with Plate Lunch Collective, an AI search optimization agency that consults with him on each campaign, so the work keeps surfacing in AI and social search long after the post goes live.