Led the delivery of high-value digital campaigns for major brands including Nestlé, NHS, PC World, Royal Air Force, Seat, Vauxhall, and VW. Managed campaign budgets ranging from £50,000 to £1.5M across Microsoft Advertising platforms, leveraging Microsoft’s ecosystem to drive meaningful brand engagement
In 2008, Microsoft Advertising aimed to position its owned platforms MSN, Windows Live, and Xbox Live as viable channels for brands to engage with substantial user bases. At that time, MSN attracted approximately 465 million unique users monthly, Windows Live had around 330 million active users, and Xbox Live boasted over 7 million subscribers, with projections to reach 10 million by June 2008.
The challenge to effectively leverage these platforms to create meaningful advertising opportunities for brands, focusing on:
As Programme Manager within the Microsoft Advertising division, Adeeb Khan drove the execution of large-scale, high-impact digital campaigns by aligning cross-functional teams, optimising processes, and collaborating with global stakeholders.
By leveraging Microsoft’s unique digital ecosystem, brands were able to reach targeted audiences with meaningful, measurable campaigns that drove engagement and ROI.
This engagement showcased the value of Microsoft Advertising’s platforms as a premium channel for brands to connect with audiences across diverse digital touchpoints. By streamlining campaign delivery, fostering cross-functional collaboration, and aligning advertising capabilities with brand needs, the project established Microsoft as a powerful player in the digital advertising landscape and delivered measurable impact for its clients.
Strategic, leadership and technical competencies applied to this engagement.
Platforms, systems, and technologies involved.