Robokiller, originally known for blocking spam calls and texts, evolved into a personal data protection platform.

I played a central role in defining the brand narrative and cross-channel strategy that repositioned the product, driving measurable adoption and engagement.

My role: Campaign strategy, narrative development, content oversight, design review, and cross-channel execution.

  • Robokiller’s new personal data protection service enabled users to remove sensitive information from data broker websites frequently exploited by scammers, marking a strategic expansion beyond its traditional spam-blocking capabilities.

  • Our cross-functional team needed to:

    • Reposition the brand from a spam blocker to a comprehensive digital security suite

    • Orchestrate a 360° campaign spanning content, PR, motion, and static assets

    • Connect with audiences concerned about online privacy

  • I helped define the brand narrative, aligning creative direction and messaging to support the product’s positioning.

    • Audience insight & positioning: Identified key user personas and crafted messaging that addressed rising concerns about online privacy

    • Cross-functional collaboration: Partnered with copy, design, and key stakeholders to ensure narrative clarity and campaign cohesion

    • 30,000 installs in the first 15 weeks

    • 25% conversion rate

    • 50% increase in customer lifetime value

    • Successfully repositioned Robokiller as an essential online security solution

Web content

  • Built a landing page to clearly communicate the new service and drive conversions, modeling it on proven frameworks

  • Published blog content educating users on data privacy, positioning Robokiller as a trusted authority in digital security

Press release

Motion & static creatives

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