MoneyLion needed more than just incremental growth—it needed a game-changer. Facing the challenge of expanding brand recognition beyond its Southeastern U.S. stronghold, the company went all-in on a high-stakes partnership with MrBeast and his Beast Games reality competition series. The goal? Elevate MoneyLion to a national powerhouse and drive over 2 million account sign-ups over the campaign’s 349-day run.
Kicking off on September 3rd, 2024, with a hard deadline of December 19, there was no room for error. Beast Games was launching—with or without us. That meant a full-scale transformation of all owned and operated channels, the buildout of a sweepstakes web and app experience, airtight rules alignment, TVC production, and two Beast Games-adjacent content series—all on an unmovable timeline.
As Program Director, I led the charge, orchestrating nine intracompany initiatives across multiple business units—spanning original content creation, brand marketing, web and app development, and customer experience. I also engineered the tracking infrastructure for QR codes and click-through links, ensuring real-time performance monitoring across every campaign touchpoint.
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The campaign achieved remarkable success within just two months:
The impact was undeniable. The campaign propelled MoneyLion to the top of the App Store charts overnight and unlocked an entirely new user base—one driven by games, third-party offers, and rewards, expanding beyond the company’s core product offerings.
And the revenue? The campaign recouped 40% of its initial investment within just two months—a testament to its unprecedented success.
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Client: MoneyLion
Year: 2024
Role: Program Director
Agency: Malka Media
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