Fragmented planning limited portfolio visibility
Campaign-by-campaign budgeting made it difficult to evaluate total annual reach, duplication, and the combined role of each channel.
Led the business review process, synthesizing historical investment, channel performance, and media-quality findings into an integrated annual planning framework and executive recommendations.
A national quick-service restaurant brand had historically planned and allocated media one campaign at a time, limiting visibility into how individual investments worked together across the full year.
The business needed a clearer portfolio-level view of channel roles, reach contribution, media quality, and investment priorities across traditional and digital media.
Campaign-by-campaign budgeting made it difficult to evaluate total annual reach, duplication, and the combined role of each channel.
Traditional and digital video investments required a more deliberate cross-screen framework to improve complementarity.
Viewability, placement health, brand safety, and cost benchmarks needed clearer decision rules.
Future planning required recommendations that connected historical performance with business priorities and fiscal-year investment decisions.
The review helped move the client from fragmented, campaign-led decision-making toward a more integrated annual planning approach with clearer channel roles, media-quality standards, and investment principles.
This work demonstrates my ability to assess complex media portfolios, connect channel-level findings with broader business priorities, and translate large datasets into clear recommendations for senior stakeholders.