I map your user journey and build the triggers that move users from signup to habit, and bring them back when they drift.
You've shipped the product and users are signing up. The question is what happens after day one. I find where users drop off, then build the onboarding, activation, retention and win-back workflows across email, push, WhatsApp, in-app and community that move them to the next step.
I've built journeys that cut support tickets by 60%+ with one in-product change, drove 20% of a brand's revenue from email, hit 38% returning purchases in a month, and grew monthly user engagement at Yocket 5.8x in just three months.
Teams spend months getting users through the door, then leave the rest of the journey to a welcome email and a few generic push notifications. Users sign up, poke around, and quietly never come back.
That's rarely a product-quality problem. It's a journey problem. Nobody has mapped what a user should do next, what nudges them there, and on which channel.
Lifecycle marketing is that map, turned into workflows: the right onboarding, the right trigger at the right moment, the right reason to return, and a way back for users who drift.
Activation goes up. Churn drops. Retained users compound. Your acquisition spend starts working harder.
Every journey has one moment that matters most. The action that predicts whether a user sticks. I find it first, then design everything before it to get users there faster.
Triggers beat broadcasts. A message sent because of what a user just did (or didn't do) outperforms a calendar blast every time. I build behaviour-based flows, not campaign calendars.
Data tells you where people drop off. Talking to them tells you why. I use cohort analysis and funnel data to find the leak, then I talk to users. The fix is almost never what the dashboard suggests first.
An illustrative map for a consumer app. In a consult, I build this for your product from your own funnel data, then turn each stage into live workflows.
Creates an account, hasn't done anything yet
Signed up, no key action in 24 hours
In-app checklist + email with one clear next step
% completing first key action
Tries the core feature for the first time
First key action completed
Push + in-app nudge toward the "aha" moment
Day-7 activation rate
Comes back on their own, a few times a week
Usage frequency crosses a threshold
Personalised content, progress emails, community
Weekly active users, session frequency
Gets ongoing value, ready for more
Hits a milestone or a usage limit
Upgrade, referral or repeat-purchase flows
Day-30 retention, repeat rate, LTV
Starts to drift or goes quiet
No activity for 14+ days
WhatsApp, push notifications, email
% of dormant users reactivated
You walk me through your product, your funnel and where you think users are dropping off.
I map your current journey stage by stage and find the three biggest drop-offs worth fixing first.
I design the triggers, copy and flows on your stack, then track what moves activation and retention.
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I map every stage from signup to repeat use, find the moment that predicts retention, and decide what should happen at each step.
Behaviour-triggered flows that get new users to their first win faster, across email, push, WhatsApp and in-app.
Systems that bring users back for a real reason: progress, peers, timely content, and re-engagement flows for users who drift.
I pull the data myself to see where cohorts drop, who the power users are, and which flow is actually moving the number.
I've set up lifecycle tools in production and built a CRM from scratch, so workflows run without manual effort.
When peers are the reason to return, community becomes your cheapest retention lever. I design programming, prompts and UGC loops that keep it running.
Every number tied to a real brief, a real product, and a real system built from scratch.
From edtech to enterprise learning to D2C, I've walked into journeys that weren't working and built the systems that fixed them. The gap was always the same: no reason for users to take the next step.
Community Manager · Edtech, study abroad
A community feed inside a study-abroad app where students browsed but rarely joined the conversation.
Community Manager
Learners got stuck mid-course and went straight to support. The support team was overwhelmed by repeated questions peers could have answered.
Lifecycle & Retention Strategy
An Indian brand entering the US market, with no retention system to turn first-time buyers into repeat customers.
Sr. Business Development & Community Executive
No CRM. No discovery call system. A 500+ founder community running entirely on broadcast notifications.
Community Engagement Consultant · Started as intern, earned full-time role
A high-energy community that needed someone to keep the rhythm going: sessions, prompts, cohorts, job fairs and make it all run without dropping the ball.
Co-Founder
Lokaal is a media channel that drives community building and networking in the city, focusing on inspiring people and encouraging local talent, covering every story that deserves to be heard.
Content & Community
A community platform with deep expertise and needed help with content engine to grow organic reach and educate their market.
Content & Community Intern
Supported content creation and helped host a few community events during my internship.
Real dashboards, real campaigns, real results.
I work with product managers and growth teams who have users signing up but not sticking. Start with a teardown, or bring me in to build.
A stage-by-stage map of your current user journey, the three biggest drop-offs, and the workflows I'd build first to fix them. Starts with a free 30-minute call.
Behaviour-triggered onboarding across email, push, WhatsApp and in-app that gets new users to their first win faster, built on your existing stack.
Habit loops, repeat-use triggers and re-engagement flows for users who drift, with cohort tracking so you can see what's actually moving retention.
Send me your number and a time that works for you, and I'll call you for a free 30-minute journey teardown. Tell me a little about your product and where users drop off, and I'll come prepared.