Retail-media management
Manage Amazon Sponsored Products and DSP campaigns across a five-client emerging DTC portfolio.
I manage campaigns where customers actually buy—Amazon, Instacart, and DoorDash—then connect Meta and Google activity to the same onsite conversion goals.
Client identities and account-level performance are intentionally omitted.
The role sits across retail media, paid search and social, e-commerce conversion, and client communication. The work does not stop when an ad goes live—it continues through onsite performance and the decisions made from reporting.
Manage Amazon Sponsored Products and DSP campaigns across a five-client emerging DTC portfolio.
Build Instacart Ads and DoorDash Ads campaigns for food and beverage brands entering those channels.
Run Meta and Google Ads activity feeding retail-media funnels and tied to onsite conversion goals.
Translate cross-platform spend and performance into clear monthly recommendations for non-technical clients.
Retail-media networks capture demand close to purchase. Meta and Google build or recapture demand offsite. The operating model connects both sides to the same conversion objective.
Paid social and search support awareness, consideration, and return visits.
Retail-media placements reach customers inside the marketplaces where they buy.
Campaign activity is evaluated against onsite purchase behavior—not clicks in isolation.
Monthly readouts identify what to scale, test, reposition, or fix next.
Select a workstream to see the objective, channels, and hands-on ownership behind it.
Manage acquisition across five emerging DTC brands where retail-media performance is tied directly to marketplace conversion.
Each monthly readout is designed for non-technical stakeholders: start with the signal, explain why it matters, and end with the next action.
Bring retail media, paid social, and paid search activity into one view.
Separate channel-specific metrics from shared conversion goals.
Explain what changed, why it matters, and where the funnel needs attention.
Give the client a clear budget, creative, network, or conversion action.
The mix changes by client, but the job of each channel stays explicit.
Portfolio note: Client identities and account-level results are withheld. This case study focuses on documented scope, platforms, operating model, and client counts instead of publishing unapproved ROAS, CPA, or spend figures.
I bring retail-media execution, paid search and social, e-commerce operations, conversion UX, and client communication into the same conversation.
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