Each study follows the same structure — challenge, approach, result, and why it matters for Elite Eleven's German market entry.
Case study 01 · Digital Campaign Architect (2024–2025)
A civic organisation needed mass regional awareness with effectively zero media budget and no existing content system.
Elite Eleven is a founder-led activewear brand where creative is the lever. This is direct evidence I can produce high-volume, on-brand creative and let data — not opinion — pick the winners.
Case study 02 · Architect & Operator
Paid leads were arriving faster than they could be qualified and followed up, so ad spend was converting into unworked pipeline.
For an e-commerce brand this is the same machinery behind post-purchase flows, abandoned-cart recovery and retention — spend efficiency created after the click, not just before it.
Case study 03 · Paid Media Lead
Client acquisition costs were rising as manual interest-stack targeting saturated and creative refresh lagged behind fatigue.
Elite Eleven's brief is Facebook, Google and TikTok Ads with real budget ownership. This is the exact structure I would bring to their Meta account in week one.
Case study 04 · Creative Systems Lead
Creative production was the bottleneck: not enough variants to test, and no objective way to kill losers early.
Activewear lives on visual iteration. This system means Elite Eleven gets more tests per euro, and every test compounds into a documented library.
Case study 05 · Strategy Lead
One blended campaign was being used across two markets with different price sensitivity, cultural references and platform behaviour.
Elite Eleven is a Melbourne-founded brand expanding into Germany. Market entry is precisely this problem, and I have run it before.
Case study 06 · Funnel Engineer
Inbound inquiries from paid traffic stalled between first message and a booked strategy call.
Demonstrates ownership of the whole revenue path — the click is the start of the job, not the end of it.