Lifecycle Retention Strategy

Lifecycle Retention Strategy

A project that merges high-level brand strategy with technical execution for a UK-based keto CPG brand.

A project that merges high-level brand strategy with technical execution for a UK-based keto CPG brand.

Description

About the project

About the project

Project Overview

Lifecycle Retention Strategy for a Keto Food Brand

The Challenge:
Keto consumers often churn within 14 days due to "keto flu" or lack of variety. For a specialist CPG brand, the goal is not only a second sale but also preventing lifestyle abandonment.


The Strategic Approach

I moved beyond transactional marketing to build a lifecycle nurture sequence rooted in consumer psychology. My process followed four data-driven phases:

  • Audit & Problem Mapping: Identified the touch points where cravings peak.

  • Segmentation: Divided the audience into "Keto Newbies" (need education) and "Keto Pros" (need convenience).

  • The North Star: Focused on the 30-day repeat purchase rate as the primary success metric.

  • Execution: Developed a 5-part automated email sequence combining educational and inspirational content.


Core Deliverables

Deliverable

Purpose

Strategic Brief

Defines the "Big Idea" and persona pain points.

The Nurture Map

A visual "If/Then" logic flow for automated touchpoints.

High-Fidelity Email Suite

5 emails focused on brand voice and conversion.

KPI Dashboard

Projected ROI, Open Rates, and Retention Lift.


Click here to see the email sequence samples.

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Project Summary

I identified the opportunity to expand the product’s value from a keto diet to wider health benefits and positioned the brand as a lifestyle partner, not just a vendor. This project shows how I translate complex market data into a functional, revenue-driving brand experience.

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