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Anastasiia Kyslenko

If you're looking for a magic button — it's me. But with instructions, deadlines, and a contract.
Offer Anastasiia work on your next project.

Ukraine Kyiv, Ukraine
21 minutes back
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Available for hire available for hire
8 Safes completed
2 months 25 days back
9 clients
4 proposals made
age 28 years
on the service 4 years

Rating

Successful projects
100%
Average rating
8.88 out of 10
Rating
6110
Contextual Advertising
38 place out of 1212
Email Marketing
23 place out of 285
4 projects
Contextual Advertising
2 projects
Online Stores & E-commerce
2 projects
Web Programming
1 project
Databases & SQL

Language proficiency level

Українська Українська: fluent
Русский Русский: advanced
English English: upper-intermediate
Deutsch Deutsch: elementary

CV

✦ Who I am

Hi, I'm Anastasiia — a marketing systems architect.

Most freelancers configure ad accounts. I build the system: market → product → funnel → channels → data → automation. Not "launch Google Ads," but assemble an engineering system that delivers profit, not metrics.

6+ years in digital ◆ 120+ clients ◆ 5 markets: UA · DACH · PL · UK · USGoogle Partner ◆ I work at the API level, not just the UI

In parallel, I'm building my own AI product for freelancers — so I understand both marketing and product development from the inside.

▸ Google Ads — at a depth not available in the regular UI

Search · Shopping · PMax · Demand Gen · Display · YouTube. I work through the Google Ads API + GAQL when the interface doesn't show the real state of the account.

What that means in practice:

  • I read change_event and change_status history of the account — I know why metrics dropped, not just that they did
  • I clean up phantom conversion goals from legacy Smart Campaign migrations that corrupt Smart Bidding (the UI doesn't even show them as editable)
  • I send profit margin instead of revenue into Offline Conversion Tracking — Google starts hunting for profitable customers, not high-AOV ones
  • I monitor critical metrics across client accounts every 15 minutes via API, not once a day

▸ Other paid channels

  • Meta, TikTok, LinkedIn — conversion campaigns, funnels, hypothesis testing
  • B2B marketing and lead generation — project experience reducing CPL by up to −44%

▸ SEO, GEO, analytics

  • SEO — project experience with +340% organic traffic
  • GEO — visibility in ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity
  • GA4, GTM, Looker Studio, server-side CAPI, call tracking, CRM attribution

▸ Development

  • Websites and landing pages — WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Tilda, custom HTML/CSS/JS
  • Custom development — ACF, CPT, WooCommerce, integrations with CRM, payment gateways, APIs
  • Multilingual sites (hreflang, WPML/Polylang)
  • Technical support — monitoring, updates, backups, speed optimization

▸ Email, CRM, automation

  • HubSpot, Pipedrive, Bitrix24, Respond.io — project experience with ×2.4 LTV
  • Chatbots and AI assistants (Telegram, site, CRM integration)
  • Make/Zapier — reducing manual work by up to −70%

▸ Design and CRO

  • UI/UX design and site redesigns
  • Conversion optimization — project experience +35% CR

✦ My approach: diagnostics → architecture → launch → scaling

Most freelancers start with the ad account. I start with diagnostics at four levels where they were not previously run:

  1. Real account state via API — change history, conversion architecture, bid strategy guts. Not what the UI shows.
  2. Schema markup vs. actual site policies — JSON-LD often declares things that don't match the site. AI and Google read it as ground truth.
  3. Infrastructure — Cloudflare, caching, PSI score. Can silently kill conversions.
  4. Funnel — channels, roles of Google Ads / Meta / email, touchpoints, hypotheses.

Then — architecture: campaign structure built around the real customer journey, not Google's template.Launch and optimization — campaigns, analytics, regular review of numbers.Scaling — stable result → growth. Market shifts → we update the strategy.

Separately — brand safety: I exclude toxic topics, dubious placements, and content the brand shouldn't appear next to.

✦ How I work with an ad account

The first 48 hours — full diagnostics at the API level, not just the dashboard:

  • I pull change_event and change_status history for the past 90 days via GAQL — I see what was changed, when, and by whom
  • I check conversion goals state — often there are remnants from previous migrations corrupting Smart Bidding in the background (the UI doesn't expose this control)
  • I read bid strategy via API — payment_mode, learning status, simulator data, asset performance
  • I cross-check schema markup (JSON-LD) against actual policy pages — the knowledge graph often declares things that don't match the site
  • I check infrastructure (Cloudflare, cache, PSI score) — it can silently destroy conversions and stay invisible in the UI

Only after that do I move to strategy. Without this step, optimization = guessing on dirty data.

Then — campaign structure built around the real customer journey, sending profit margin instead of revenue into Offline Conversion Tracking, monitoring critical metrics via API every 15 minutes instead of once a day.

✦ Niches

E-commerce · B2B · SaaS · auto parts · cosmetics · furniture · medical equipment · logistics · education · agricultural machinery · electronics

✦ How I work with clients

  • Officially, with contract and invoicing documents
  • Prepayment, transparent terms
  • One person = direct contact, no broken telephone

I don't take on: grey or black niches ◆ "double sales in a week" ◆ projects where the client isn't ready to look at the numbers.

↗ In short

You need not "a person to click buttons," but a partner who:

  • understands the market, the audience, and your funnel
  • counts ROAS · CPA · LTV · marginal profit and sees the full picture
  • reads the account at the API level, not just the UI
  • builds a sales system, not one-off campaigns

Free diagnostics within 24 hours — message me, let's talk.

Skills and abilities


Promotion

Outsourcing & consulting

Translation


Writing

Portfolio


  • End-to-end digital for a service business: 3.4× revenue on ad sp

    Contextual Advertising
    Niche: textile solutions (curtains, roller blinds) — service model "from measurement to installation". 2 cities (Ukraine). 98 days. Stack: Google Ads, WordPress, Ringostat, CRM, offline conversions.

    Full case study: https://adastramarketing.website/en/google-ads-service-business/

    "Ads are running, but barely any calls come in. And the ones we do get — we don't know where they're from." The client was at this point in January 2026. In 98 days we built a full online sales infrastructure with transparent attribution.


    THE PROBLEM

    Service model is not e-commerce: the customer calls, comes in for measurement, thinks for a week, only then pays. Standard tracking doesn't see this — Google Ads optimizes for clicks, not deals.


    5 STAGES

    01. New WordPress site with segmented landing pages per campaign, intent routing via ACF, Core Web Vitals optimization.

    02. 4 Google Ads campaigns across 2 cities: separate keyword sets, separate ad copy, separate landing pages. Premium positioning in the larger city, pragmatic in the smaller.

    03. Ringostat call tracking — every call logged to CRM with source, keyword, and city.

    04. Offline conversions CRM → Google Ads: when a deal closes, the signal returns to the platform with the 2–4 week lead-to-payment window accounted for. The algorithm learns to find buyers, not clickers.

    05. CRM discipline: mandatory "deal amount" field — 6% → 100% fill rate. The owner sees revenue by channel every month.


    RESULTS (98 DAYS)

    — 3.4× revenue in CRM vs ad spend
    — 107 confirmed orders, ~UAH 2M
    — Median lead-to-deal cycle: 14 days (not 4–8 weeks)
    — CTR 9%, 2,676 ad clicks
    — "Deal amount" field in CRM: 6% → 100%

    Note: 3.4× = CRM revenue / ad spend, before cost of goods. Revenue-to-ad-spend, not net ROI.


    IN THE CLIENT'S WORDS

    "We need to move toward Google — that's what's actually delivering results for us. Numbers don't lie."

    And later: "Overall I like how we're moving — I understand everything takes time."

    — owner of the service business (2 cities, Ukraine), from chat messages February–March 2026. Shared with permission.


    WHO THIS FITS

    — Service business with a physical location, sales cycle 2–4 weeks, most deals close offline
    — Google Ads budget from UAH 10–15k/month
    — Already have a CRM (even if messy)


    WANT THE SAME SYSTEM?

    Message me — send a screenshot of your Google Ads dashboard + a short voice note. Within 24 hours I'll tell you where you're losing money and whether I can help. No paid audit upfront.


    ═══════════ TAGS / CATEGORIES ═══════════

    #GoogleAds #WordPress #PPC #CRM #CallTracking #Ringostat #OfflineConversions #AdSetup #AdManagement #WordPressSite #LandingPages #DigitalMarketing #Attribution #ServiceBusiness
  • LeadVertex Offline Conversions to GA4 & Google Ads

    Client Management & CRM
    Implemented a server-to-server pipeline to send offline conversions from LeadVertex CRM to GA4 and then import them into Google Ads. Built a secured PHP endpoint with status filtering and deduplication to prevent duplicate events. Resolved Cloudflare WAF blocking (403/1010) so CRM postbacks reach the endpoint reliably. Result: two offline conversion events available in GA4 and Google Ads for better optimization.

    #ga4 #googleads #googleanalytics #offlinetracking #offlineconversions #conversiontracking #server-side-tracking #measurementprotocol #crm #leadvertex #webhook #postback #php #cloudflare #waf #conversionimport #adsoptimization #analyticssetup #marketinganalytics #attribution #deduplication #datatracking #eventtracking #performanceMarketing
  • End-to-end lead attribution: Ads → Contao → HubSpot → Sheets

    Client Management & CRM
    I implement a reliable “click → form → CRM → spreadsheet” pipeline so every lead automatically stores:

    utm_* fields

    click IDs (gclid / gbraid / wbraid, optional fbclid)

    optional landing page + referrer

    Deliverables:

    parameter capture + persistence (cookies/localStorage)

    hidden field injection before submit

    HubSpot Contact properties + form-to-property mapping

    HubSpot workflow → Create Google Sheet row with column mapping

    Outcome: consistent lead-level attribution in HubSpot and Sheets, ready for Ads optimization.

    #googleads #hubspot #contao #leadattribution #utmtracking #gclid #conversiontracking #crmimplementation #hubspotworkflow #googlesheets #marketingautomation #martech #trackingsetup #analytics #performanceMarketing #b2bmarketing #dach #germany #technicalmarketing #integrations
  • Restoration of purchase conversions in Google Ads through BigQuery

    Databases & SQL
    Problem
    Purchases were recorded in GA4 but stopped being transmitted to Google Ads. Campaigns lost a key signal, and Smart Bidding effectively stopped optimizing properly.

    Solution
    Instead of a long debug of the GA4 - Ads integration, the transmission of purchases was restored through BigQuery - Google Ads as an offline conversion import based on SQL.

    What was done

    Retrieved purchases from GA4 raw events in BigQuery

    Collected click identifiers gclid / wbraid / gbraid + value, currency, transaction_id

    Created a new offline conversion action in Google Ads

    Imported historical data, checked deduplication and event matching

    Result

    Approximately 90 purchase conversions were restored for the historical period

    Smart Bidding began learning again on real sales

    Stabilization of campaigns and the first normal changes occurred within 3–4 days

    The algorithm did not start from scratch, which saved the budget on retraining

    #GoogleAds #GA4 #BigQuery #SQL #OfflineConversionImport #SmartBidding #Ecommerce #Tracking #Analytics #Attribution #ConsentMode #PerformanceMarketing #DataDrivenMarketing
  • WordPress landing page with a speed and conversions

    Website Development
    ROZAVILLA — a landing page that converts traffic into applications for custom curtains
    Website: https://rozavilla.com.ua/
    Niche: curtains, roller blinds, Roman blinds, cornices, blackout and dim-out
    Geo: Lviv, Khmelnytskyi + online across Ukraine
    My role: strategy, concept, UX/UI, copywriting, WordPress development, integrations, technical SEO, speed optimization, launching Google Ads

    Client's initial request
    "I need a website that sells, not just shows pictures. So that people leave applications and it is clear why we are better than marketplaces."

    Main market problem
    In this niche, the pain is not "curtains," but the fear of making a mistake: buying, hanging, and getting "short, crooked, dark like in a basement, the waves are not right." Therefore, the landing had to alleviate anxiety and lead to a simple action — send a photo of the window and get a solution.

    What I did
    1) Concept and positioning
    I built the landing around the idea:

    "Curtains after which the window stops being annoying"

    Instead of "we sew curtains" — focus on the result and on the typical screw-ups that the client wants to avoid.

    2) The logic of the selling page
    The structure is built so that a person recognizes themselves, gains trust, and does not postpone the decision:

    Situations "this is about me" (new building, the sun wakes up at 5:20, sauna in summer, cat tears the tulle, etc.)
    Explanation "what exactly you do" by rooms (living room, bedroom, kitchen, children's room)
    Systems and solutions (day-night, roller, Roman, blackout/dim-out, cornices/electric cornices, custom curtains)
    Cases with real problems and solutions
    Honest comparison with marketplaces: when it is okay to buy ready-made, and when it will almost certainly lead to rework
    Price packages (basic, standard, premium) — to remove the question "how much does it cost"
    Online consultation for any city
    FAQ + final form for closing the deal
    The key action across the entire landing is the same: send a photo of the window.

    Technical implementation and integrations
    The landing is made on WordPress (GeneratePress) + custom child theme with modular sections.

    What was implemented manually:

    ACF fields for managing all content without code edits (sections, cases, packages, texts, options)
    CF7 forms for scenarios: hero form, mobile pop-up form, final form
    switch for contact method Phone / Telegram
    ability to attach a photo of the window
    Integration with KeyCRM on the server: applications go directly to CRM (without "emails")
    Technical SEO base: meta description, robots.txt, sitemap.xml
    Geo optimization: city parameter (Lviv / Khmelnytskyi) for substitutions in content/titles, and to avoid duplicates — such pages are closed from indexing
    Speed optimization (Lighthouse)
    After optimization, the page has the following metrics:

    Mobile

    Performance 87
    Accessibility 94
    Best Practices 100
    SEO 100
    LCP 3.2 s, CLS 0.014, TBT 70 ms
    Desktop

    Performance 97
    Accessibility 94
    Best Practices 100
    SEO 100
    LCP 1.1 s, CLS 0.003, TBT 10 ms
    Advertising: first results (1st week of campaign training)
    Launched Google Ads and already in the first week (training phase):

    Khmelnytskyi: conversion to lead 5%
    Lviv: conversion to lead 2%
    What is valuable in this project
    This is not "I made a website." This is a complete cycle: from "I want it to sell" to a ready landing with a well-thought-out logic, integration into CRM, fast performance, and first conversions from advertising.

    #WordPress #LandingPage #WebDevelopment #UXUI #WebDesign #Lighthouse #PageSpeed #PerformanceOptimization #SEO #GoogleAds #CRO #LeadGeneration #CRM #KeyCRM #ACF #ContactForm7 #GeneratePress #CaseStudy
  • Losing 40% of purchases in analytics? Your ROAS suffers from inc

    Online Stores & E-commerce
    Most eCommerce stores on WordPress connect analytics via GTM and plugins. But this often leads to 40% of purchases being lost — and campaigns run blind.

    What’s going wrong:
    - GA4 doesn’t track all orders
    - Google Ads can’t see real purchases
    - Algorithms don’t optimize correctly
    - ROAS drops despite actual sales

    What I did in this case:
    - Implemented server-side GA4 tracking via Measurement Protocol
    - Passed client_id and session_id without loss
    - Linked the purchase event to the real session
    - Restored the full funnel visibility and conversions

    The result:
    - Clean data
    - Working funnels
    - Campaigns optimizing toward real conversions

    If you're tired of paying for traffic that doesn't convert — this case is for you.

    I can adapt the setup to your store, tracking tools, and platform specifics.

    #GA4 #WooCommerce #WordPress #ServerSideTracking #ConversionTracking #EcommerceAnalytics #GoogleAds #MarketingAutomation #GA4MeasurementProtocol
  • Dynamic remarketing through Google Ads + GTM for e-commerce

    Contextual Advertising
    Task:
    Set up full-fledged dynamic remarketing in Google Ads through Google Tag Manager with support for e-commerce events and transmission of product parameters.

    What has been done:
    Created GTM variables for item_id, name, category, price, variant, quantity, value — through custom JS variables based on ecommerce.items

    Connected events:

    view_item_list (catalog)

    view_item (view product)

    add_to_cart (add to cart)

    view_cart (view cart)

    begin_checkout (checkout)

    purchase (purchase)

    Configured separate Google Ads tags for each event with remarketing parameters

    Transmitted Event Value (price or total amount) in the tag

    Tested all events through Tag Assistant + Debug Mode

    Ensured stable transmission of events to Google Ads without duplicates

    Result:
    Google Ads tags trigger correctly for all events

    Product parameters are transmitted dynamically according to user actions

    A complete database for remarketing has been formed for each stage of the funnel

    After implementation: improved data quality in Google Ads, ability to segment audiences by categories/products

    #GTM #GoogleAds #DynamicRemarketing #Ecommerce #GTMsetup #TagManager #PerformanceMarketing #RemarketingSetup #GA4 #DigitalStrategy #Freelance
  • Tattoo Studio Network Across Ukraine: 12 Cities — 1 Strategy

    Contextual Advertising
    Full-scale campaign for a well-known tattoo studio network across Ukraine.
    12 cities — 1 cohesive strategy.
    Goal: attract clients for tattoo and piercing services through Google Search Ads, remarketing, and geo-targeting.
    Despite occasional tracking issues, the campaign generated daily inquiries consistently.

    What was done:
    — Detailed segmentation by cities and services
    — Google Ads: Search + Display (remarketing)
    — Audience warming via Display Network
    — Geo-targeting within walking distance
    — Deep account structure
    — Strategy tailored for a network, not a single studio

    Results:
    — 1000+ leads
    — 228,000+ clicks
    — 10+ inquiries per day (even when analytics was “asleep”)

    More details:
    https://material-lantana-5d8.notion.site/1cfc99f8858180a2bff0fd8571d1f479

    #GoogleAds #ContextualAdvertising #Remarketing #GeoTargeting #PerformanceMarketing #AdsSetup #LeadGeneration #TattooStudio #BeautyAndHealth #BeautySalons #LocalAdvertising #DigitalMarketing #Marketing #AdCampaign #FreelanceUkraine
  • Landing page for DTF and UF DTF printing service + GA4 analytics

    Interface Design (UI/UX)
    Developed a website for the specific service "DTF and UF DTF printing" — completely from scratch: design in Figma, content, structure, images (partially AI-generated). The website was implemented on WordPress by my developer under my full guidance.

    Adapted for mobile devices.
    Google Analytics 4 configured via GTM with a focus on events (clicks, CTAs, form submissions). The website is ready for advertising launch without additional technical modifications.

    #LandingPage #WordPress #GA4 #GoogleTagManager #Figma #Content #AI #WebsiteDesign #DigitalMarketing
  • Marketing setup for a health products store

    Contextual Advertising
    Comprehensive setup of advertising and website for an online medical equipment store
    Niche: Blood pressure monitors, inhalers, components
    Duration of work: 5 months
    Advertising budget: ~15,000 UAH/month

    What has been done:

    - Complete website redesign (WordPress) for SEO and sales

    - Photo processing, optimization of product cards

    - Building a new structure for Merchant Center

    - Unblocking Google Merchant Center after a ban (the owner could not resolve the issue for over a year)

    - Connecting Google Analytics 4, Google Tag Manager, enhanced e-commerce

    - Segmented Google Ads campaigns (search + shopping + remarketing)

    - Creation of video ads from stock videos and voiceovers for different target audience segments

    Results after 5 months (according to GA4):

    - Total revenue: 257,580 UAH

    - Number of purchases: 1,067

    - Actual data from CRM: 339,880 UAH / 1,400 purchases

    Most revenue from Google Ads/cpc: 200,675 UAH (78%)

    If you need marketing with logic, analytics, and real results — contact us.

    #GoogleAds #MerchantCenter #SEO #GA4 #Ecommerce #MedicalEquipment #OnlineStore #DigitalMarketing #VideoAdvertising
  • Redesign of the website on WordPress + launch of advertising

    Contextual Advertising
    Project: Full relaunch of an eco-product store with +79% revenue growth
    We’ve been working on Ecolavka.kh.ua for 3 years.
    What started as minor improvements turned into a complete redesign with deep SEO, segmented Google Ads, and smart email marketing.

    Key results (4 months post-relaunch):

    +42% orders

    +79% revenue

    +125% organic growth

    Performance Max + Search Ads

    Email flows: cart recovery, reviews, promos

    Product feed with Google ratings and reviews

    Meta Ads store setup and syncing

    Full breakdown, analytics and screenshots

    #GoogleAds #MerchantCenter #EmailMarketing #SEO #WordPress #GA4 #WooCommerce

Reviews and compliments on completed projects 9

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The work involved conducting an audit. Everything was completed on time, with quality and professionalism.

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Everything is great! I am very satisfied with the completion of the challenging task. Everything was done with quality, attention to detail, and within the agreed deadlines. A professional approach and a real understanding of the task are evident, rather than just a formal execution. We continue to work together.

23 January 58 USD
Audit https://massiv-holztische.de/

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Very good, you are a professional audit of the advertising account. Useful conclusions for the entire marketing team. Very satisfied. I sincerely recommend.

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The project was completed with high quality and in full. Clear communication, attention to detail, and a responsible attitude at every stage. All agreements were adhered to, revisions were made quickly, and the result fully meets expectations. Thank you for the collaboration, I can recommend.

20 December 2025 152 USD
Integration of CRM Hub Spot

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The work was completed on time and with quality.

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I would like to provide a positive review for Anastasia and confirm that she has fully completed all assigned tasks with professionalism and great attention to detail.

Throughout our collaboration, Anastasia has demonstrated:
• strong communication skills
• responsibility and punctuality
• excellent understanding of the tasks
• the ability to follow instructions precisely
• initiative and problem-solving when needed
• a high level of customer service and politeness

All work has been completed in full and on time.
I am fully satisfied with the results and confidently approve her payment.

Thank you, Anastasia, for your professionalism and dedication.

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NEGATIVE experience working with Anastasia Kislenko (Review of Anastasia Kislenko)
In my opinion, she was NOT a COMPETENT SPECIALIST in Google Ads, Google Analytics, and Tag Manager. I ordered a consultation regarding Google Ads, Google Analytics, and Tag Manager, with the goal of having the audience for dynamic remarketing in Google Ads start appearing and functioning correctly. For this, it was necessary to properly set up dynamic remarketing during the consultation.
As a result, my impressions are as follows:
In my opinion, she is NOT a PROFESSIONAL — there was a sense of misunderstanding of basic concepts. But the worst part is not even that. What surprised me the most is that SHE THINKS SHE IS A PROFESSIONAL (or wants to appear that way).
In my opinion, she does NOT MEET halfway in case of disputed moments (the communication was dry). It gives the impression that HER MAIN TASK is to EARN MONEY, NOT TO HELP OPENLY, without the desire to understand the details of the project.
I felt that she could act CUNNINGLY, trying at the first opportunity to CLOSE THE PROJECT WITHOUT RESULTS.
Be careful: despite my experience of closing 100+ projects, there are unpleasant performers who, in the end, can also come out as winners in arbitration.

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Anastasia is a true specialist in her field. I really enjoyed collaborating with her on this project. From the very beginning, Anastasia presented a clear and understandable work plan, provided updates on the progress of the work, and at the end of the project, she provided a clear description of the work completed according to the previously established plan. I am very satisfied with the work and I gladly recommend Anastasia for collaboration on similar projects.

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The specialist responded quickly. He detailed all the additional information he needed before starting the work. After that, he outlined all the steps taken on the project. The work took only a few hours. Very satisfied!

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