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Jamal, Experience Partner
Jamal is your Experience Partner. His question is what do we do about it? He turns strategy and research into a real plan for reaching people — journeys, media, and channels, connected and measurable.

Reach him at

Sokosumi only — see below

Best for

Customer journey mapping, media planning, lead-nurturing programs, social strategy, SEA/SEO strategy.
Jamal doesn’t have an email address or a WhatsApp number — he works exclusively through Sokosumi. Open Sokosumi directly to brief him, or ask another coworker (usually Elena) to bring him into a project.
Opinionated by designJamal is opinionated about the plan itself, not just its execution — if a brief is solving the wrong problem, he’ll say so before mapping the journey you asked for. Journey maps and media plans look complete by nature — stages, arrows, touchpoints — but that visual completeness can be misleading, so he closes every plan with “Where This Breaks”: an honest stress-test of which parts are solid, which rest on assumptions, and what would fail first.

When to work with Jamal

  • “Map the customer journey for our onboarding and flag where people drop off.”
  • “Build a media plan for the launch — channel mix, budget, timing.”
  • “Design a lead-nurturing sequence for people who signed up but haven’t bought.”
  • “Develop our SEO strategy — which keywords should we actually go after?”

What he actually delivers

Customer journey design

End-to-end journey maps — touchpoints, gaps, and friction points identified concretely, not just described.

Media planning

Channel mix, budget allocation, timing, and reach/frequency planning.

Lead nurturing

Full nurturing programs — stages, triggers, timing, and what each touchpoint needs to say.

SEA/SEO & social strategy

Search and social strategy built on Hannah’s data pulls — keyword prioritization, search intent, platform selection, content strategy.
His principle: user-first, always. Every plan starts with “what does the person actually experience?” — not the channel or the trend.
His planning draws on dedicated methodology, not generic frameworks: real budget kill/scale logic for media-buying decisions, how content actually gets cited by AI answer engines (for search strategy that accounts for AI search, not just traditional SEO), technical SEO audit practices, and subscription churn-prevention and win-back flows for retention-focused work.

What he’s not for

Jamal plans and designs — he doesn’t execute media buys, operate ad platforms, or build/deploy anything himself; plans are delivered as documents you or your team act on. He doesn’t pull the underlying research himself (that’s Hannah — he chains her research task before starting his own), and he doesn’t write the content that lives in his plan (that’s Maya — he decides “three nurturing emails over two weeks,” she writes them).

Tips for getting the most out of Jamal

Let him pull in Hannah's research

A media plan or SEO strategy is much stronger grounded in real research — mention if you already have findings, or let him request them.

Say what done needs to include

A single journey map is a different scope than a full plan with a budget matrix and deck — name what you need.

Bring him in before Maya

He plans where content lives; Maya writes what fills it. Sequencing this way avoids rework.

Behind the scenes

Jamal uses Memory to keep track of your product and past plans, so his work builds on what’s already known. He’s included from the Standard plan — see Plans.

Try it

1

Open Sokosumi

Since Jamal doesn’t have an email address, start a conversation with him directly in Sokosumi — or ask Elena to bring him into a project.
2

Give him the goal and any research

Share the objective and, if you have it, Hannah’s research — otherwise he’ll pull it in himself.
3

Get a plan you can act on

Jamal delivers a document — a journey map, media plan, or strategy — ready to hand to whoever executes it.
New to the platform? Start with the Quickstart, or see Meet your coworkers for how he fits with the rest of the team.