At Ring, I worked across customer communication systems spanning product launches, onboarding, lifecycle email, troubleshooting and support content, help center UX, and customer education.
My work focused on helping customers successfully set up, understand, troubleshoot, and engage with Ring products through clear, scalable communication across email, onboarding, support, and help center experiences.
Projects included:
Ring Car Cam launch communication
Neighbors email campaigns
Promotional and lifecycle messaging
Troubleshooting and support content
Embedded help center modules
Internal UX writing and process improvements
Launch messaging, onboarding communication, setup guidance, and customer education for new Ring products including Ring Car Cam and Always Home Cam (pre-launch).
Lifecycle email campaigns spanning product education, engagement messaging, announcements, and promotional campaigns across Ring and Neighbors.
Troubleshooting emails, setup guidance, instructional support content, and UX-focused customer education designed to reduce friction during device setup and troubleshooting.
Help center writing, embedded promotional modules, content readability improvements, information hierarchy optimization, and internal process documentation.
Product: Ring Car Cam
Scope: Product launch messaging, onboarding content, help center UX writing, customer education
Platforms: Email, help center, onboarding flows
The launch introduced a new category of connected security product with unique privacy, installation, and usability considerations.
The challenge was to help customers quickly understand:
what the product does
how it works
how to install it
how their data and privacy are protected
while reducing friction across the onboarding and support experience.
My approach focused on simplifying complex product information into clear, scannable customer communicationacross onboarding, support, and launch touchpoints.
Content prioritized:
readability
instructional clarity
information hierarchy
customer trust
mobile-first scanning
The final launch ecosystem supported customer onboarding, product education, and trust-building for a newly introduced connected security category.
The project combined product marketing, UX writing, onboarding, and support content to create a clearer, lower-friction customer experience from setup through support.
I developed launch communication, onboarding content, setup guidance, help center documentation, and privacy-focused support content designed to improve customer understanding and reduce onboarding friction.
Work involved collaboration across product marketing, engineering, and content operations teams to ensure consistency across customer touchpoints.
Support content was designed with a strong focus on:
scannability
accessibility
SEO
mobile readability
information hierarchy
I also developed internal documentation and workflow standards to help improve consistency across help center content creation.
I developed lifecycle and promotional messaging designed to educate customers, support product adoption, and increase engagement across Ring and Neighbors communication channels.
Work included onboarding communication, promotional campaigns, troubleshooting guidance, embedded support promotions, and customer education content across email and help center experiences.
I contributed copy and collaborated closely with a graphic designer to develop the layout, information hierarchy, and creative direction for four Black Friday/Cyber Monday campaigns.
The campaigns were sent to an audience of more than 2 million recipients.
For Cyber Monday, I developed two versions of the campaign for an A/B test to evaluate whether including a Ring Alarm section would increase engagement and sales.
I also used dollar-value discount messaging in subject lines rather than percentages based on prior campaign performance data showing stronger engagement with dollar-value offers.
The holiday weekend campaigns generated more than 48k orders and $8.4 million in sales, driven primarily by Indoor Cam as the featured hero product in the Cyber Monday campaign.
For the Cyber Monday campaign specifically:
18k orders and $2.6 million in sales were generated within the first 48 hours
Both campaign variants performed above the previous quarter’s open and click-rate averages
The version featuring Ring Alarm generated a 71 bps higher open rate than the non-Alarm version
The campaign reinforced that dollar-value discount messaging and focused single-product hero strategies were effective drivers of engagement and conversion.
I contributed copy and collaborated closely with a graphic designer to develop the layout, information hierarchy, and visuals for this Neighbors feature announcement campaign.
Neighbors emails were typically focused on feature announcements and community updates rather than product cross-selling.
For this campaign, I explored whether introducing a High Value Action (HVA) banner within the email could drive additional Ring product engagement and sales.
A Ring Alarm promotional banner with a direct CTA was placed at the bottom of the email to drive traffic to the product page.
Within 48 hours of launch, 103 recipients made purchases totaling $15k in gross sales after receiving the campaign.
Based on the results, HVA banners promoting Ring Alarm were incorporated into future Neighbors email campaigns as an additional cross-sell and conversion strategy.
During the peak holiday season, supply chain disruptions caused shipment delays for select Ring products.
A transactional email series was developed to keep customers informed throughout the fulfillment process.
The challenge was balancing transparency and operational accuracy with a reassuring customer experience.
The series included four transactional email touchpoints:
Order partially fulfilled
Order still pending fulfillment
Partial shipment
Order fulfilled
To reinforce customer trust during a frustrating experience, the emails included a 20% future-order offer as a goodwill gesture.
I contributed customer-facing copy for three of the four emails in the series.
During peak season, the email series supported more than 75,000 incomplete orders daily.
The emails achieved an 84% open rate and 36% click rate. Clear, reassurance-focused subject line messaging contributed to strong open performance during a high-friction customer moment.