Uber Eats
Global food delivery platform
Senior Marketing Manager
Started with launching and managing Southern California markets. As the brand grew, I developed and executed 360 integrated campaigns to drive awareness, user growth, and retention across priority U.S. markets.
Key Accomplishments
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Launch Uber Eats’ largest enterprise partnership to date, coordinating between McDonald’s corporate, franchise owners, and 6 internal teams. McDonald’s became the #1 restaurant in sales nationally.
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Drive Uber Eats’ growth in suburban areas where traditional cross-promotion strategies were underperforming. Increased sales 32% with this creative and $0 budget campaign
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Launch a differentiated Pride campaign from Uber Rides business with a $0 budget. Earned 5M press impressions
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Combat churn by increasing habitual usage and loyalty among app-savvy, deal-seeking customers. Achieved 10x sales and implemented more tentpole campaigns due to success
McDonald’s X Uber Eats
Launch UberEats’ largest enterprise partnership to date. Own GTM strategy that drives adoption from franchise owners, and drives sales both for Uber and for McDonald’s.
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Developed a GTM plan serving both B2B (franchise owners) and B2C (new and existing customers) audiences
Oversee creative production of co-marketing collateral tailored to national campaigns and regional activation
Balance both dedicated campaigns and integrated cross-promotion to highlight top priority partnership
Collaborate cross-functionally with Sales, Legal, Product, and CX to unify messaging and rollout
Balanced brand consistency with franchise flexibility across markets
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Partner adoption and activation rates across franchise locations
In-app product banners CTR and CVR
McDonald’s orders
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McDonald’s became the #1 restaurant on the platform post-launch
Drove substantial increases in both new user acquisition and order frequency
#1 restaurant on platform within one week
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#1 restaurant on platform within one week 〰️
+32% increase in sales
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+32% increase in sales 〰️
Drive Uber Eats growth in suburban areas where traditional cross-promotion strategies were underperforming.
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Piloted a community-focused acquisition campaign in San Diego:
Sponsored a cooking competition between high schools
Winning recipe featured on UberEats
Portion of proceeds donated to the winning school
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Press coverage impression reach
Sales increase in San Diego geofenced area
Growth in restaurant partner sales
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8 press stories including 2 TV placements
32% increase in orders in geofenced area during the campaign
23% lift in restaurant partner sales
UberTeach Brand Campaign
5M impressions from event traffic
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5M impressions from event traffic 〰️
Launch a differentiated Pride campaign with $0 budget, separate from Uber Rides, to drive brand awareness, engagement, and growth.
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Activate seasonal campaign to increase brand affinity and encourage sales for both restaurant partners and Uber Eats
Balanced promotional tactics with authentic content to avoid rainbow-washing:
Community component: $300K give-back goal to The Trevor Project
Featured LGBTQIA+ owned restaurants
Created blog series to spotlight restaurateurs’ Pride stories
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Blog visits
Orders from Pride event booths
CTR on in-app banner
Orders from featured restaurants
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300K blog visits
5M impressions from event traffic
Social media posts outperformed average by 5% in likes & comments
Increase in featured restaurant orders up to 21%
Uber Eats First Pride Campaign
10x increase in sales
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10x increase in sales 〰️
Combat declining retention and LTV by increasing habitual usage and loyalty among app-savvy, deal-seeking customers.
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Launch a recurring promo on the first Friday of each month offering $5 dishes to new users
Created urgency and repeat behavior
Later expanded into "$5 Fridays" across all audiences
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Sales of $5 promo dishes
Total day-of and week-after sales
Long-tail sales impact for participating restaurants and experiment group user behavior
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10x increase in sales on First Fridays
Campaign was scaled to broader audience as "$5 Fridays"
Laid groundwork for future habit-building initiatives
Became playbook nationally