
Fractional retention marketing
Senior ownership of your retention marketing, working inside your team and your accounts.
Explore fractional support →Years on the operator side of a well-known retention agency taught me where the real constraint sits, and it is the same one across the industry: retention is handed to capable marketers that nobody ever formally trains. I still run retention marketing in real accounts every week. Everything here comes out of both.

Senior retention hires are scarce and expensive, so accounts get staffed with capable marketers who were never formally taught it. They work hard, the client sees activity without a plan, and the retainer quietly gets reviewed.
Hiring and recruitment, client delivery, strategy, reporting, production output and training. Training moved all of it, and it is the hardest thing in an agency to protect time for.
I run retention marketing in-house every week across Klaviyo, SMS, push and subscription lifecycle. Nothing here is remembered from a job I left five years ago.
I've run the agency taking the brief and been the client writing it, so I know what your team is defending in the QBR and what the client is actually worried about.
Everything here has been tested against live accounts, real revenue targets and clients who wanted an answer by Friday. The goal is not to make your team better at taking training. It is to make them better in the room, whether that room is a pitch, a QBR or a Monday planning call.
I'm not a career trainer. I still run campaigns and flows every week. Your team gets current senior retention thinking, applied to the kinds of problems they actually face inside agency accounts.
One for DTC brands, one for the agencies that serve them.

Senior ownership of your retention marketing, working inside your team and your accounts.
Explore fractional support →
One hour, one topic, applied to the client work your team is doing now.
Explore training →You are going to spend an hour on a call with me, so here is the rest of it.




They are my world, and everything else on this page gets arranged around them.
Freshwater, kids in tow. We catch a lot less than we plan to and nobody minds.
The UK and the States so far. Light travelling, but enough to want more of it.
If there is fire and there is meat, I am in. The kitchen is for reheating.
A short call, no deck and no pitch. If what you need isn't something I do, I'll say so and point you at whoever does it better.
Fifteen minutes, no pitch. Brands and agencies both start here. Tell me what you are trying to fix and I will tell you whether I am the right fit.
Find a time → Or email hello@fourscoop.com