Growth and Marketing Lead
First marketing hire at a Belgian football analytics platform. 3x followers, 7x social impressions, 4x organic search impressions, 2x website traffic.
Marketing for football data and media
I work on the commercial side of football: marketing, customer success and operations. Most of my career has been inside football data and analytics companies, so I know the market and the scouting and performance tools clubs use day to day.
I have built marketing from the ground up at start-ups, working directly with founders on everything from strategy to the content and campaigns that deliver it. At SciSports I also managed club, agency and media accounts, and ran delivery projects for football leagues in six countries.
I started in football as a youth coach in Pune, India, and hold an MBA in Football Industries from the University of Liverpool. Along the way I have written over 100 data-led articles for outlets including WhoScored, Sporting Life and Anfield Watch. Y Analytics is my consultancy, based in Amsterdam.
I have marketed football technology, managed the clubs and agencies that use it, delivered projects for leagues and written for the fans who follow the game.
Each one showed me how a different part of the industry buys and decides.
That is what I bring to your marketing.
First marketing hire at a Belgian football analytics platform. 3x followers, 7x social impressions, 4x organic search impressions, 2x website traffic.
Content, campaigns and launches for football analytics products. Organic traffic up 10%, qualified leads up 23%.
Managed club, agency and media accounts and consistently hit renewal targets.
Ran tracking data and match analysis projects for leagues and organizations in six countries.
Wrote Erasmus+ Sport grant proposals that secured over €2m in funding.
Built the plan for taking the club's online coaching platform into India.
Took a software platform for sports academies from zero to 50+ customers in India.
First football writing role. The articles drew 2.3 million reads.
Amsterdam