Engagement platforms are the foundation for delivering personalized, multi-channel marketing at scale. When built thoughtfully, these systems don’t just send messages — they enable marketers to reach the right person, on the right channel, at the right time, with the right message.
Orchestrating these channels through a centralized platform ensures consistency, efficiency, and better measurement. I typically manage these campaigns using engagement platforms like Salesforce Marketing Cloud, but I’ve also worked with (and learned quickly on) alternative tools ranging from HubSpot to Mailchimp to custom-built internal platforms.
Today, the Salesforce ecosystem is at the core of my experience — and it remains my preferred platform. But every platform deserves a strategy-first, syntax-second approach. Whether it’s Adobe or Oracle, HubSpot, or any of the numerous marketing technology suites, the goals stay the same: create meaningful engagement, deliver relevant content, and build scalable systems that serve both the customer and the business.
Just because we can automate something doesn’t mean we should. Good automation enhances the customer experience, it doesn’t replace it. I focus on:
Great marketing operations isn’t a solo sport. I provide onboarding and documentation for team members, set QA standards, and create reusable templates and content libraries to ensure that other marketers (and sometimes even sales or product teams) can move fast without sacrificing brand integrity.
The result? A tech stack that works for people, not the other way around. And campaigns that feel less like mass blasts, and more like helpful nudges from a brand that knows you well.
Whether it's a launch email, a renewal reminder, or a birthday text, engagement platforms help marketing teams deliver the right message at the right time—and I make sure they do it exceptionally well.