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Naya

Retention Manager, CRM & Lifecycle

Naya

. Develop the retention plan, sequencing and business case for what gets built first .

Posted 10/14/2026full-timeRemote • United KingdomMid-LevelSenior💰 £40,000 - £55,000 per yearWebsite

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Demonstrates expertise in developing and managing customer retention strategies, lifecycle flows, and campaign programming while leveraging CRM platforms for effective customer segmentation and engagement. Capable of analyzing customer data to drive insights and improve retention metrics.

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CRM Platform OwnershipRetention Programme DevelopmentCohort AnalysisCustomer SegmentationCampaign Programming

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Hard Skills
Customer Retention StrategyLifecycle Flow ManagementBehavioural SegmentationCohort AnalysisLifetime Value AnalysisCampaign DeliverabilityReactivation ProgrammesPromotional Policy DesignData AnalysisCustomer Feedback Integration
Soft Skills
Self-StarterCommercial JudgementCollaborationCommunication
Tools & Technologies
CRM PlatformsEmail Marketing ToolsSMS Marketing ToolsEcommerce PlatformsAnalytics Tools
Industry Keywords
Customer EngagementLoyalty ProgrammesCross-Sell StrategiesMarket SegmentationCustomer Insight Metrics

About the role

Key responsibilities & impact
  • Develop the retention plan, sequencing and business case for what gets built first
  • Own end-to-end lifecycle flow architecture, including welcome, browse and basket recovery, post-purchase, fitting and care, upgrade, replenishment and back-in-stock flows
  • Own the campaign calendar and map it to the trading year and product launches
  • Develop behavioural and value-based customer segmentation
  • Identify high-value customers and tailor programmes to different customer motivations
  • Manage list growth, engagement, suppression and consent across markets
  • Own strategy, calendar, briefing and final approval for email, SMS and other owned channels
  • Manage campaign programming, deliverability, sender reputation, testing and platform configuration
  • Develop reactivation and win-back programmes, including holdouts, sunset policy and cost evaluation
  • Own customer feedback loops and turn support themes into briefs for site, product pages, lifecycle programme and product roadmap
  • Represent the voice of the customer in trading and planning conversations
  • Direct the CRM agency partnership, including briefs, targets, reviews, quality control, reporting and roadmap
  • Set offer and lifecycle promotion policy while protecting margin
  • Design, evaluate, launch and manage a loyalty proposition
  • Grow cross-sell and multi-product purchases through lifecycle merchandising
  • Own the post-purchase sequence from confirmation through follow-on engagement
  • Ensure trusted integrations among ecommerce, CRM, advertising platforms and support desk
  • Collaborate with the Acquisition Manager, customer support, brand, product, operations and agency partners
  • Report against quarterly retention, repeat revenue, gross profit, channel, reactivation, discount, cross-sell, purchase timing, list health, loyalty and customer insight metrics

Requirements

What you’ll need
  • Hands-on ownership of a CRM platform, personally building flows and segments
  • Experience developing a retention programme from an early stage
  • Comfortable with cohort and lifetime value analysis
  • Ability to read a repeat purchase curve, size the opportunity and argue for investment
  • Commercial judgement about promotions and incentive costs
  • Self-starter comfortable building process in a small, fast-moving team
  • Useful but not essential: loyalty programme experience
  • Useful but not essential: SMS as well as email, or offline channels such as direct mail
  • Useful but not essential: premium or considered purchase categories
  • Useful but not essential: products tied to a replacement or upgrade cycle
  • Useful but not essential: customer research, surveys or structured feedback programmes
  • Useful but not essential: CRM platform migration experience

Benefits

Comp & perks
  • Remote-first work arrangement
  • Quarterly in-person meet-up
  • Clear route to Head of as the channel and team grow
  • Additional headcount planned as the channel matures