I increased MRR from $10k to $80k.

The Challenge

The Process

At Nulab, I led the Marketing and Customer Success teams to expand our presence globally and provide users with the best experience through their user journey. There, I grew the Marketing team from 3 to 8 members. I also helped to build a Customer Success and Growth product teams. Together, we achieved 70% YoY revenue growth for our products, through expanded and optimized acquisition channels and retention strategies. In addition, I spearheaded Nulab’s rebranding project and restructured product brands and domains into the company brand.

The Solution

I increased MRR from $10k to $80k.

Skills Used

Paid Ads,Paid Ads,Paid Ads,Branding,Other,Content Marketing,Web Development,CRO,Email Marketing,Marketing Strategy,Marketing Strategy,SEO,Web Development,Other

Industry

Technology

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