Mapped marketing structure, budgets, channel routines, CRM data quality and in-store behavior through observation, interviews and quantitative research.
Digital communications for a 1,000+ store chain.
Embedded full-time at EY through the Pichesky partnership, I owned the digital communications part of a larger marketing strategy: budget analysis, customer research and a CRM-to-paid-media activation system. This is kept compact as consulting-style proof.
Work
The task was not a campaign execution brief. I structured the digital communications work as a consulting case: diagnose the commercial system, isolate the budget leakage, define the customer logic and turn it into a launch-ready operating model.
Found that close to half of marketing budget went into mostly generic SMS communication, with weak personalization and weak learning capture.
Jewellery was often a spontaneous self-reward purchase: women buying pieces for themselves, not only receiving them as gifts.
Converted phone and loyalty data into segments, custom audiences and lookalike logic for more relevant collection-led digital communication.
The proposed model connected contact data, creative exposure, target action and repeat behavior, so campaign learnings would return to the next cycle instead of disappearing after each send-out.
Results
The strategy was approved at C-level and shareholder level because it connected three things senior stakeholders could act on: a large inefficient budget line, validated customer insight and a practical activation model with attribution.
My contract ended at strategy handoff, so the launch was continued by the client / EY-side team after my involvement. This case only claims the strategy, approval and launch-ready system I directly owned.