Runs a Shopify store
I own Classic Lollipop end to end: products, email marketing and the analytics behind both. It's where I test marketing ideas with my own money.
I build the pipelines, data models and self-service reporting that show marketers what's working across every channel, and I automate the routine work so the numbers stay current. Nine years in HVAC marketing, digital and dealer analytics.
Click any bar to open that role. I started in marketing, moved into analytics, led a team, and came back to Trane to run marketing data for the Americas.
Each demo is a simplified rebuild with made-up data. The real work used company data I can't share.
Twenty-plus recurring data flows fed the team's Tableau reports. Many still needed someone to pull exports, rerun steps by hand and check the results every cycle, and fragile workflows broke often.
Led my team's move from Alteryx to Dataiku for scheduled, more stable pipelines. As part of Trane's Dataiku Champions group I tested new features before company rollout, taught the team the tool and was their go-to contact while they learned. For the heaviest monthly projects I built end-to-end Power Automate → Dataiku processes, so files are collected, prepped and published without anyone touching them.
Dozens of team hours saved each month on routine updates, about 5 hours a week for me, and some monthly projects went from multiple days of manual work to hands-off runs.
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Campaign data lived in separate platforms. GA4, Campaign Manager, Google Ads, Meta, LinkedIn and BrightEdge each told part of the story, and none of them connected to leads or dealers.
Designed the data structures that join those sources into one clean model. Brought in new sources like Google Ads and BrightEdge, automated the prep in Dataiku, then built performance dashboards and trained marketers to use them on their own.
Marketers measure outcomes by tactic and channel without waiting on an analyst, and leadership sees one version of return on marketing spend.
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Homeowners use the dealer locator to find someone to call. The search radius and ranking decide whether they see a good match or nothing at all.
Coordinated locator strategy, analysis, monitoring and testing with the Trane team, dealers and developers.
A locator tuned with data for both sides: homeowners see relevant dealers and dealers get better-matched leads.
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Most homeowners have no idea what size system they need, and that uncertainty stalls them before they ever call a dealer.
Researched, built and developed a BTU calculator for the website with dealers, the Trane team, engineering and developers.
Shoppers get a starting number and arrive at the dealer conversation with better context.
A rule-of-thumb version. Real sizing uses a Manual J load calculation done by a dealer. SIMPLIFIED
Pages and calls to action were designed on instinct, and the team couldn't tell where a visitor was in their buying journey.
Worked with data engineers, developers and creative to A/B test CTAs, pages and site paths. Reworked how on-site journeys are classified so we could read visitor intent.
Changes shipped on evidence, and new KPIs for site health and customer journeys fed business reviews with Trane.
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I own Classic Lollipop end to end: products, email marketing and the analytics behind both. It's where I test marketing ideas with my own money.
Truck upgrades, home AV and security systems, electronics. If it can be wired, mounted or tuned, I'd rather do it myself.
Patience, steady hands and a lot of layering. Good practice for detail work.
Dialing in a recipe is just another experiment with variables to control.
I'm interested in marketing analytics, data strategy and analytics leadership roles.