Sarah Batters joins Mediablaze as Growth Marketing Director

Following a number of new business client wins with a Conversion Rate Optimisation (CRO) focus, we're delighted to announce the appointment of Sarah Batters in the newly created role of Growth Marketing Director, underscoring our ongoing commitment to bringing concrete, measurable ROI to our content, platform and performance services.

Sarah has been consulting with Mediablaze since 2018, co-creating a Growth Marketing Programme with a CRO focus, which has seen initial clients grow their topline revenue by up to 45%. This success has prompted new and existing clients to kick off their own programmes, leading to the establishment of our in-house Growth Team.

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Sarah brings 13 years of financial analysis & marketing experience to the agency, including seven years at Procter & Gamble across Europe & Asia and her role as Head of Marketing at media start-up, Beamly Australia. For the last four years, Sarah has been consulting with CEOs and boards on unlocking online growth across a wide range of industries such as FinTech, Media, Food and Consumer Goods.

Joining Mediablaze’s Management Team, as Growth Marketing Director, Sarah will help develop, launch and lead growth marketing services to new and existing clients.

Mediablaze CEO Paul Button comments: “We’re obsessed with creating customer experiences that help brands grow. As a key growth partner to our clients, we use data to identify growth opportunities throughout the path to purchase and activate them using our award-winning platform design and build, content, and performance marketing teams”.

“Sarah brings the right balance of creativity and data-based analysis to help uncover, test and scale these opportunities. Our first clients to engage with our CRO programme have quickly seen double-digit growth and we can’t wait to see what’s possible under Sarah’s leadership.”

Want to know more? Why not come to one our growth marketing events?