20+ years
Across marketing, digital, CRM, data, customer experience and leadership.
Nick Moir
Bath-based operator and founder voice helping property, proptech and service-led businesses connect brand, digital, CRM, data and customer journeys into practical growth systems.
Profile
Nick Moir is a senior marketing and customer experience leader with more than 20 years’ experience across property, proptech and service-led multi-site businesses.
He works at the point where brand promise, customer need, CRM, process, people and commercial outcomes meet. In other words: the bit where a good strategy either becomes useful or quietly evaporates.
Nick is available for senior employment, fractional leadership, advisory work and consultancy through Break.Beat.
Relevant experience in numbers
Across marketing, digital, CRM, data, customer experience and leadership.
Senior marketing and customer experience leadership in an independent property group with estate agency, lettings and management, financial services, new homes, leasehold and corporate property services.
Responsible for joined-up strategy, planning, customer experience, reporting and suppliers at Andrews Property Group.
Created brand, proposition, marketing plans, customer experience priorities and supplier relationships with commercial pressure attached.
Helped grow andrewsonline.co.uk from around 30k to 130k monthly users.
Broke a 10-year record for monthly mortgage and valuation appointments generated by the Contact Centre by focussing on service quality.
Led work on CRM value, email marketing tools, analytics software, social automation and a data warehouse / single source of truth.
Recently Head of Sales & Marketing at Willow Chiropractic, including marketing strategy and booking team development across seven clinics.
PRINCE2 Practitioner, with an MSc in Science Culture & Communication from the University of Bath.
Why that matters here
Break.Beat is not built on marketing theory alone.
The value is experience connecting marketing, customer experience, CRM, data, contact centres, branch and team behaviour, supplier management and commercial outcomes. Growth often leaks between departments, systems and follow-up, not neatly inside one campaign.
I have had to make this work inside real businesses, with real teams, budgets, systems and pressure. That is why the work starts with diagnosis: what is being promised, what is being handled, what is being measured, and where useful opportunities are being lost.
For the consultancy approach, see Break.Beat, the Lead Leakage framework, the Break.Beat Planning Sprint and the Lead Leakage Scorecard.
Where Nick helps
Positioning, planning, campaign priorities, team focus and commercial rhythm.
Journey design, handoffs, follow-up standards and customer communication across channels.
Practical use of CRM, reporting, lead management and performance visibility.
Lead response, branch/team behaviour, customer journeys and commercially useful systems.
Helping distributed teams create consistency without turning every human interaction into a script.
Turning busy, ambitious thinking into something teams can understand, use and improve.
What people say
“Nick brought a fresh, focused perspective to our business. His insights were clear, highly relevant and supported by concrete examples. One of his recommendations led to an immediate uplift in engagement from our core audience — a simple yet impactful change that continues to deliver results.”
“He’s sharp, open to ideas and fun. He delivers results.”
Proof of approach
Work with Andrews Property Group was also associated with recognition from The Negotiator Awards and the Estate and Letting Agency of the Year Awards across digital innovation, marketing, social media and website work. The more useful proof is the pattern of problems Nick has helped teams solve: unclear ownership, weak follow-up, poor CRM adoption and limited commercial visibility.
“The job is not to add more noise. It is to make the right work easier to see, easier to do and easier to improve.”
Leadership style
Nick’s work is built around clarity, usefulness, rhythm, humanity and ownership. The emphasis is on helping people make better decisions and take better actions, not burying them under theory.