Demand was strong. The system behind it was not.
Strong demand. No system behind it.
A maritime tourism operation in the Algarve with strong demand, growing dependency on intermediaries, and no system holding it together.
Project developed within Dengun Digital Agency environment, as part of a cross-functional team. Public results referenced for strategic perspective.
Role: Digital Project Manager
What looked like the problem
- Low conversion on mobile
- Fragmented campaigns
- Heavy reliance on third-party platforms
- Inconsistent performance
It was not performance.
It was structure.
- 01Decisions were reactive
- 02Channels were not aligned
- 03There was no clear conversion logic
- 04The website did not match how users decide
Five shifts in the system.
- 01
Acquisition structure
A single path from intent to booking, with every channel feeding it instead of competing with it.
- 02
Channel roles
Each channel given a clear role in the decision journey, removing overlap and silent gaps.
- 03
Conversion logic
Conversion designed around how users actually decide, not how the funnel was drawn.
- 04
Decision framework
Criteria defined upfront, so trade-offs are resolved by logic, not by the loudest opinion.
- 05
Prioritisation model
Effort directed at what compounds, not at what feels urgent.
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The shift was not in doing more. It was in structuring what already existed.
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