Digital Marketing and project management across a huge spectrum of artist and brand projects on behalf of Universal Music Catalogue, UMTV, All Around The World and Trojan Records.
Major achievements included Music Week nominations for Nirvana - Nevermind, The Who - Quadrophenia and The Jam - The Gift; a UK number 4 album with Nevermind, multiple no 1 singles and numerous no 1 and top 10 compilations.
I worked as part of the Digital Marketing team, working closely with artists, Product Managers, A&R, sales and external freelancers and agencies to market around 40-50 releases per year.
Paid Ads,Paid Ads,Paid Ads,Branding,Other,Content Marketing,Email Marketing,Marketing Strategy,Marketing Strategy,Social Media Management,Public Relations,Other,Web Development,Paid Ads,SMS Marketing,Branding
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The client organizes fun tournaments for college students around the US.
Their eCommerce store showcases various apparel products they sell to raise funds and support their operation. They asked us to build their automated email marketing flows from scratch and had ZERO revenue from email.
Challenges
PetO were a traditional retail brand, the third largest chain of pet supplies in Australia. They decided to launch their eCommerce store in 2019, but did not see it as a key pillar of their brand until the pandemic, which customers online, as they were unable to visit the brick-and-mortar stores.
The ROAS was great at that time, during the lockdowns, however as customers returned to stores the ROAS began to quickly decline and the customer was concerned about the profitability of the site and their marketing activity. The ROAS had dropped a peak of~800% during lockdown to only ~250% a few months later.
I joined the account to drive the account strategy and lift campaign performance.
Nightwatch is a software company that provides SEO tools for a relatively saturated market. They are still working through their messaging and their clarity on their offer was missing at the point they started PPC. They knew they needed a presence as their buyer churn was slowly creeping and their acquisitions had leveled off.