The impact of my work on Gitcoin was significant and resulted in two positive outcomes in the Latin America region:

1. Projects became aware of Gitcoin rounds and registered to participate.
2. The Web3 community in Latin America was able to support their favorite projects by creating their Gitcoin passports and donating to their preferred projects.

How was this work carried out, and how was it measured?

I created a series of three articles explaining what Gitcoin is, how to donate, and how to participate in grants:

1. "What is Gitcoin?" +100 email opens.
   
https://digitalizados.substack.com/p/que-es-gitcoin-la-plataforma-que-financia-proyectos-web3

2. "How to donate on Gitcoin?" +100 email opens, high click-through rate (CTR), and over 100 web views. Additionally, the Latin community began sharing this article with many regional communities to encourage people to create their Gitcoin passports.
   
https://digitalizados.substack.com/p/como-donar-en-gitcoin

3. "How to leverage Gitcoin grants?" +100 email opens. Many projects learned about Round 19, and projects like "El Holder" submitted their first applications.
   
https://digitalizados.substack.com/p/conquista-los-grants-web3

Two Twitter Spaces were also conducted through my Web3 platform "DIGITALIZADOS" to promote participating projects in Round 19, encourage project registrations, and assist people in creating passports and making donations.

https://twitter.com/digitalizadosco/status/1721937369798938652?t=0oK9mA4_qOok2HO_Buzg0w&s=19

https://twitter.com/digitalizadosco/status/1719027315550605588?t=l-8LfbNKj8JArlsXjF36Yw&s=19

These two spaces brought together 470 individuals who received Gitcoin-related content.

I also created threads about the Gitcoin and Meta Pool rounds, explaining which projects could apply, resulting in 900 views:

https://twitter.com/abrahamrivv/status/1718403280055754897?t=-8bauijYBeZ3NEAU3Dwlhg&s=19