Full-Time
Retail media management for brands
$110k - $135k/yr
Seattle, WA, USA
Hybrid
Hybrid role with 3 days on-site per week at hub offices; some travel may be required.
Flywheel Digital, now Ascential Digital Commerce, helps large brands grow online sales by managing their digital advertising and marketplace operations on platforms like Amazon and Walmart. It delivers retail media management and e-commerce optimization as hands-on, data-driven services that plan, execute, and fine-tune campaigns while improving product listings and marketplace workflows. The company differentiates itself by serving enterprise brands with end-to-end expertise in retail media and by joining forces with broader advertising networks through acquisitions by Ascential and Omnicom. Its goal is to scale brands’ presence and performance in digital marketplaces through scalable, analytics-backed retail media and e-commerce operations.
Company Size
1,001-5,000
Company Stage
Acquired
Total Funding
$895M
Headquarters
Seattle, Washington
Founded
2014
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Flywheel Digital unveils Return on Consumer Dashboard. The new analytics product by Flywheel leverages Amazon's unique shopping, streaming, and browsing signals to help brands measure, benchmark and forecast the long-term value of their customers on Amazon. Flywheel Digital, a company in commerce media and technology solutions and part of Omnicom, has launched the Return on Consumer (ROC) Dashboard. The new analytics product leverages Amazon's unique shopping, streaming, and browsing signals to help brands measure, benchmark and forecast the long-term value of their customers on Amazon. Built on Amazon Marketing Cloud (AMC) and using Amazon's full funnel measurement and Brand Metrics, Flywheel's Return on Consumer Dashboard provides a comprehensive view of the shopper journey from discovery to loyalty, enabling brands to quantify the impact of every interaction and make smarter, full-funnel investment decisions. By linking customer behaviour to projected 12-month sales from existing shoppers, it shifts measurement from short-term efficiency to long-term consumer value and sustainable growth. "Maximising advertising impact ultimately comes down to brands reaching the right consumers, with the right message, at the right time in their purchasing journey," said Oliver Masting, Chief Product and Technology Officer, Flywheel Digital. "Our new Return on Consumer Dashboard represents a shift in helping brands evolve beyond campaign metrics to focus squarely on consumers. They can now see exactly how many shoppers are in each stage of their funnel, engage them with relevant messaging and measure their true long-term value." According to Forrester's Global Retail Media Forecast, 2025-2030, by 2030, retail media will be among the largest paid media investment categories, with global retail media spending reaching twice the level of global television ad spending. As retail media emerges as one of the fastest-growing advertising channels, traditional metrics such as Return on Ad Spend (ROAS) no longer capture the full scope of brand performance. This shift presents a major opportunity for brands: those who embrace more holistic, consumer-focused measurement will build stronger loyalty, unlock greater growth and set themselves apart from competitors who remain focused on short-term wins. Flywheel's Return on Consumer Dashboard closes this gap with a clear, full-funnel view of the shopper journey across Opportunity, Awareness, Interest, Purchase, and Loyalty. It pinpoints where consumers engage, pause, or churn and provides actionable recommendations to re-engage them. By layering in monthly competitive benchmarking and enabling direct in-dashboard activation, the ROC Dashboard turns insight into action, helping brands drive smarter optimisation, stronger loyalty, and sustained growth. With clear, stage-specific recommendations for each funnel stage and the ability to track business impact of a brands' optimisations over time, this dashboard provides ease in proving out the value of your marketing actions as well as reducing time to impact. Using historical performance data, category benchmarks and predictive modelling, the ROC Dashboard: * Quantifies audience progression across the five funnel stages. * Identifies Active, At-Risk, and Churned consumers. * Calculates standardised health scores that benchmark performance against competitors. * Forecasts Return on Consumer, the projected 12-month sales value of shoppers already in a brand's funnel. * Surfaces stage-specific recommendations to convert drop-offs into loyal customers with direct activation capabilities coming soon. The Return on Consumer Dashboard will debut ahead of Amazon Ads unBoxed, where Flywheel will present alongside clients, including Fender and Liquid I.V. Flywheel believes that Return on Consumer (ROC) represents an important evolution in retail media measurement, complementing existing metrics by shifting focus from spend efficiency to building lasting consumer value. As retail media's next phase centres on accountability, the Return on Consumer Dashboard turns insights into a strategic growth lever, enabling brands to link their marketing dollars to a measurable and enduring consumer relationship.
Flywheel Digital LLC unveiled its annual white paper, "The Big Shift," at our Cocktails & Commerce event, setting the tone for the week with a lively discussion between Claudia Johnson (Technical Advisor to the CEO, Flywheel) and Lily Tong (Director of Measurements, Amazon Ads).
First, Flywheel collaborated with Criteo to identify the ideal brand to test.
As the battle for eCommerce dominance intensifies, Walmart is making strides in expanding its online presence. The retail giant has elevated its digital sales and profits, cementing eCommerce as a core element of its strategy. But despite these gains, Walmart still faces a daunting challenge: it remains a distant second to Amazon, whose overwhelming online sales continue to set the standard. According to the PYMNTS Intelligence “Whole Paycheck” report, “Walmart Holds Grocery Lead Over Amazon Despite Overall Share Declines,” in Q3 2024 Amazon’s eCommerce sales totaled $152.25 billion, while Walmart’s reached just $22.45 billion, highlighting room for further growth. Walmart’s eCommerce share has risen since Q1 2019, from 4.9% to 7.8% in Q3 2024, the report noted. This growth illustrates a strategic shift toward prioritizing online retail as part of its plans to capture a larger share of the retail market
It's just over a year since American agency holding group Omnicom announced it had bought Flywheel, a digital commerce tech business which helps brands sell and advertise products across a range of online storefronts, for around $835 million.