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Bajaj Finserv / professional experience

Digital Growth at Scale

Product launches, search, acquisition and re-engagement across an insurance ecosystem.

300+

Insurance products launched

Across three months, paired with SEO optimization.

3.8×

Online transaction rate

8.26% in FY19–20 → 31.08% in FY20–21. Approximately 3.8× YoY across combined initiatives.

01 / Context & role

The question behind the work.

A growing insurance catalogue created opportunities to improve discovery and the path to an online transaction. The work connected product-journey improvements with acquisition and re-engagement across the customer lifecycle.

Role Unit Manager — Digital, Bajaj Finserv, Jun 2019 – May 2023.

Challenge

Connect discovery with the outcome.

Expand an insurance product catalogue while improving the end-to-end online transaction journey. Discovery, acquisition and re-engagement needed to work together rather than as isolated channels.

Approach & execution

Work across the journey.

Pair product launches with SEO, use data to guide search and conversion decisions, and connect product-journey work with paid acquisition and omni-channel re-engagement.

SEO & catalogue growth

Launched 300+ insurance products in three months, pairing launches with SEO optimization for organic discoverability.

Product journeys & digital experience

Worked on search and conversion improvements with engineering, translating requirements into user stories and acceptance criteria.

Acquisition & growth

Combined product-journey improvements with paid acquisition, remarketing and re-engagement rather than treating SEO as the sole growth driver.

Re-engagement

Built omni-channel journeys on Lemnisk and WebEngage across push, email, SMS and Meta remarketing to reach dropping users and support acquisition.

Analytics-informed decisions

Used data-informed SEO and CRO decisions to connect the search experience with business goals.

Before / change / after / result

The change, in context.

  1. Before / FY19–20

    8.26% end-to-end online transaction rate.

  2. Change

    Product-journey improvements, re-engagement, remarketing and paid acquisition.

  3. After / FY20–21

    31.08% end-to-end online transaction rate.

  4. Result / YoY

    Approximately 3.8× transaction rate across combined initiatives—not an SEO-only result.

No reconstructed screenshots or isolated-causality claims: this is a summary of the documented work and outcomes.

02 / Contribution

Work that connects the parts.

  • Launched 300+ insurance products in three months, pairing launches with SEO optimization.
  • Partnered with engineering on user stories and acceptance criteria for search and conversion improvements.
  • Combined product-journey improvements with re-engagement, remarketing and paid acquisition.
  • Built omni-channel journeys on Lemnisk and WebEngage across push, email, SMS and Meta remarketing.
Tools & focus
  • Lemnisk
  • WebEngage
  • SEO
  • CRO
  • Journey mapping
  • User stories & acceptance criteria

03 / Evidence

What the record supports.

300+

Insurance products launched

Across three months, paired with SEO optimization.

3.8×

Online transaction rate

8.26% in FY19–20 → 31.08% in FY20–21. Approximately 3.8× YoY across combined initiatives.

+6%

Reactivation rate

Reported improvement through re-engagement journeys; no measurement period is claimed.

Results are presented with the employer and period provided in the source record. They reflect combined work where noted, not a single isolated change.

Attribution

Keep the result honest.

The transaction-rate change spans FY19–20 to FY20–21 and reflects the combined contribution of product journeys, re-engagement, remarketing and paid acquisition. It is not an isolated SEO lift or a claim that one person generated the entire company outcome. The three-month product-launch window is a separate achievement.

Learnings / principles from the work

What informs the next problem.

  • Catalogue growth and the path to a transaction should be considered together.
  • Re-engagement can address drop-off that acquisition alone does not solve.
  • A strong growth story needs both the result and an honest account of the initiatives behind it.