How I drive commercial growth.
Turning fragmented marketing into structured, scalable growth — with measurable commercial impact.
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+25% sell-out growth across EMEA
Case 1
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Building a scalable Amazon growth engine
Case 2
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Scaling e-tail performance across Europe
Case 3
Case Study 1 | Jabra | Commercial Transformation & Impact
Driving +25% sell-out growth and +19% market share across EMEA through structured commercial marketing.
The Context.
Jabra is a global consumer electronics brand operating across multiple European markets, with a strong presence in retail, marketplaces and digital channels.
As Marketing Director EMEA Retail & Online, I was responsible for driving commercial impact across more than 15 markets
The Challenge
Marketing was largely activity-driven and heavily focused on execution — without a clear connection to commercial outcomes.
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Strong focus on retail marketing and global campaign rollouts
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Budget allocation based on historical patterns rather than performance
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Marketing, sales and local teams working in silos
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Limited transparency across channels and markets
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Minimal digital and test-and-learn approach
What I did
1. Brought structure and commercial clarity
I started by analysing performance across markets, channels and retailers to identify the key growth levers.
Introduced clear KPIs and performance tracking
Built structured reporting and transparency across markets
Shifted budget allocation towards performance and impact
2. Rebuilt the marketing setup
I transformed the approach from activity-driven to commercially driven marketing.
Aligned marketing, sales and local teams around shared priorities
Introduced a more balanced full-funnel approach (retail, digital, marketplaces)
Established clear planning and execution frameworks
Integrated digital channels and performance marketing into the setup
3. Drove hands-on execution and change
Beyond strategy, I worked closely with teams to implement the changes.
Led and executed campaigns across retail, Amazon and digital channels
Introduced test-and-learn approaches and new initiatives
Worked directly with local teams to improve execution quality
Ensured continuous optimisation and performance steering
Impact
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+25% sell-out growth across EMEA markets
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+19% value market share growth in a declining category
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Improved marketing efficiency and ROI through better budget allocation
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Increased transparency and control across markets and channels
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Built a scalable marketing setup aligned with commercial outcomes
Key Take Away
“Turning fragmented, activity-driven marketing into a structured, commercially driven system unlocked scalable growth across markets.”
Case Study 2 | TomTom | Performance Engine & Execution
Building a scalable Amazon growth engine through structured performance marketing and content optimisation.
The Context.
At TomTom, I was responsible for leading Amazon and e-tail marketing across European markets, with a strong focus on performance, content and commercial impact.
Amazon was a key revenue driver, but the setup lacked structure, consistency and scalability.
The Challenge
Amazon activities were fragmented and heavily execution-driven, without a clear performance framework.
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Campaigns and keywords were not structured or prioritised
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Limited transparency on performance and ROI
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Content was inconsistent and not optimised for conversion
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No clear connection between marketing activities and commercial outcomes
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Lack of scalable processes across markets
What I did
1. Built a structured performance marketing framework
I introduced a clear structure across campaigns, keywords and performance tracking.
Developed structured Amazon Ads (AMS) setup and keyword strategy
Introduced KPI frameworks and performance reporting
Established clear optimisation and testing processes
2. Optimised content and conversion
I improved the quality and consistency of product content to drive conversion.
Enhanced product detail pages with stronger content and structure
Aligned content across markets and channels
Focused on conversion drivers and customer experience
3. Scaled performance across markets
I rolled out the structured approach across European markets.
Standardised best practices and frameworks
Worked closely with local teams to ensure adoption and execution
Continuously optimised campaigns based on performance data
Impact
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Scalable Amazon performance setup across multiple European markets
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Improved efficiency and reduced ACoS through structured optimisation
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Increased conversion through enhanced content and customer experience
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Established a repeatable, data-driven growth model
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Stronger transparency and control over performance and ROI
Key Take Away
“Amazon doesn’t scale with spend — it scales with structure, visibility and disciplined optimisation.”
Case Study 3 | TomTom | System Scaling & International Alignment
Scaling e-tail and marketplace growth across Europe through structured commercial and marketing alignment.
The Context.
At TomTom, I was responsible for European e-tail and marketplace marketing, working across multiple countries, retailers and digital channels.
The role required aligning marketing activities with commercial objectives while driving performance across a fragmented European setup.
The Challenge
E-tail and marketplace activities were spread across markets, channels and teams — without a consistent structure or clear performance logic.
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Different approaches across markets with limited alignment
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No standardised performance frameworks or KPI tracking
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Marketing and commercial activities not fully connected
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Limited visibility on performance drivers and growth levers
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Inefficient use of budgets and resources
What I did
1. Created transparency and performance clarity
I analysed performance across markets and channels to identify key drivers and inefficiencies.
Introduced clear KPIs and reporting structures
Built transparency across countries and channels
Identified key growth levers and optimisation opportunities
2. Built a scalable e-tail and marketplace framework
I established a structured approach to managing performance across markets.
Developed standardised frameworks for Amazon and e-tail marketing
Defined best practices across content, performance and campaigns
Introduced consistent planning and execution processes
3. Aligned teams and drove execution
I worked closely with local teams and stakeholders to ensure adoption and impact.
Aligned central and local teams around shared priorities
Supported markets in implementing the new structure
Drove continuous optimisation and knowledge sharing across regions
Impact
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Scalable e-tail and marketplace growth model across European markets
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Improved performance transparency and decision-making
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Increased efficiency through standardisation and clearer prioritisation
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Stronger alignment between marketing and commercial objectives
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More consistent execution and performance across markets
Key Take Away