LATAM Data Growth: Scaling consent-first CRM, from <3M to 18M users
Over 16 years, Quaxar partnered with a world-renowned technology company to drive sustained database growth, build reliable consent governance, and activate precise segmentation, powering personalized communications across PCs, printers, and supplies throughout LATAM.
Overview
Quaxar designed and operated a long-term data acquisition and CRM activation strategy to scale a regional database with fewer than 3 million users into a robust LATAM infrastructure. The program combined localized registration experiences, structured data capture, continuous consent management, and lifecycle automation to deliver relevant communications by country, channel, product category, and behavior.
Challenge
Approach
We built a repeatable framework for acquisition, governance, and activation, designed to scale across LATAM while keeping data quality and consent at the center. The strategy connected traffic generation, localized registration, audience design, and automated CRM journeys into one operating model.
Implementation
Across 16 years of collaboration, the program evolved from regional acquisition to a mature CRM operating system. We designed registration experiences, routed traffic from official sites and in-person events, maintained consent governance, and continuously expanded segmentation and automation for product-led messaging.
Results
By unifying acquisition, consent, and activation into one scalable model, the program enabled consistent, personalized CRM across the region, aligned to commercial objectives and built for long-term growth.
Lessons learned
Sustained CRM growth is an operating system: localized acquisition, structured data capture, and ongoing consent governance must run continuously, so segmentation and automation stay accurate as the database scales.
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