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Arseny Antonenko

Offer Arseny work on your next project.

Kyiv, Ukraine

currently online

available for hire

3 projects underway

14 Safes completed

1 arbitration

1 day 15 hours back

12 clients

age 34 years

on the service 4 years

Client profile

Google Adwords
google tag manager
API Integration
webhooks
javascript
PHP
WordPress
OpenCart
Google Analytics
Meta Ads

Rating

Successful projects

Average rating

Rating

App Store Optimization (ASO)

2 place out of 25

Contextual Advertising

125 place out of 1207

AI Consulting

4 place out of 262

Social Media Marketing (SMM)

39 place out of 2401

App Store Optimization (ASO)

Search Engine Reputation Management (SERM)

Content Management

Contextual Advertising

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CV

🤖 HUMAN SPECIALIST + AI TASK MANAGEMENT LAYER

I openly use AI in work communication and inside my working process.

For the client, this gives speed, structure, transparency, and an additional layer of project control.
AI helps me analyze briefs, screenshots, logs, access issues, ad accounts, APIs, reports, technical specifications, and long message threads faster.

Responsibility, decisions, and the final technical assessment remain with me.

AI in my work is a practical layer that strengthens the specialist:

— to turn chaotic input into a clear structure faster;
— to keep track of dozens of small project details;
— to turn “something is not working” into a list of checks;
— to turn screenshots into step-by-step instructions;
— to fix the terms before the start;
— to separate the symptom from the cause;
— to prepare a report that can be checked, shared with the team, or used later;
— to keep important decisions from getting lost between messages, access details, screenshots, and edits.

Why this matters

In many projects, problems appear because of the human factor:

— the contractor replies in fragments;
— some decisions remain only in someone’s head;
— agreements get lost between messages;
— screenshots, access details, and errors get mixed into one pile;
— the client does not understand what has already been done and what comes next;
— after a call, there is no clear written action map;
— the task starts expanding during execution.

My format closes this risk.
I run the task as a managed process: I fix the scope, collect the input, split the work into stages, show the next step, and leave a clear decision history inside the workspace.

What the client gets as part of the work

— clear answers with no fluff;
— fixed terms before the start;
— step-by-step diagnostics instead of chaotic messaging;
— fast review of screenshots, access issues, errors, and logs;
— a task structure, even when the initial request is only “make it work”;
— clear separation between what is included in the stage and what becomes a separate task;
— reports that can be reread, shared with a developer, sent to a team, or used in the next stage;
— reduced risk of an important decision getting lost in the conversation;
— an additional layer of project control without paying separately for a manager, analyst, or technical editor.

Where this format has already worked — 11 projects

✅ SEO content for a technical website
The task was turned into a ready-to-implement SEO package: Title, Description, H1/H2, FAQ, page structure, and instructions for the developer.

✅ OpenCart + Facebook API / Webhooks
A complex backend project where “5 bugs” turned into refactoring of logic, database structure, statuses, Webhooks, and Meta API processing.

✅ Apple Maps / Waze / global maps
Work with Apple moderation, domain TXT verification, Waze Drive-to-Edit, OSM, Bing, TomTom, HERE, and other mapping databases.

✅ Google Ads for local services in Spain
Ad setup, GTM, WhatsApp, Telegram bot, lead analytics, budget control, and restoring trust after a disputed situation.

✅ Meta Ads for turnkey apartment renovation
Building a lead filtering system: Meta Lead Form → client server → webhook → Telegram bot.
In one test, one ad creative generated 8 leads in 10 days with $78.45 spent and an average lead cost of $9.81.

✅ LearnWorlds / OrientoGrace online school
Architecture of a yearly program: 40 sequential lessons, annual membership, lesson-by-lesson purchases, curator review, Telegram community, and 4 language / commercial streams: UA, EN, RU, CZ.
The result was documented in PDF and DOCX as an AI-ready Project Context that can be passed to the team, LearnWorlds support, and used for further AI-assisted setup.

✅ Rozetka / Epicentr — ad launch through screenshots
A 1000 UAH / 3-day project was completed through the workspace without sharing access credentials.
The first Rozetka test was launched: 7 products, 100 UAH/day budget. The first snapshot showed 9108 impressions, 90 clicks, CPC 0.63 UAH, and 56.70 UAH spent.
After that, 14 product cards on Rozetka and Epicentr were additionally reviewed: price, photos, title, sizes, description, reviews, questions, weak points, and possible reasons why users might not buy after clicking.

✅ Google Ads / Mrpl Towing LLC — ad and call audit
First stage: Google Ads and Google Business Profile audit for $150.
Around $117 in ad spend was reviewed, including search queries, company profile, calls, and real customer contacts.
Google Ads showed 10 registered calls, but after verification it became clear that some calls were personal, promotional, missed, or looked like scam calls. This helped separate “Google numbers” from real business leads.

✅ Google Ads / Mrpl Towing LLC — managed Search campaign and website
Second stage: Search campaign setup for $350.
A new managed campaign, MRPL_Search_Calls_Portland_Towing_Stage2, was created with a $3.40/day budget. The old automated campaign was paused, the domain mrpltowing.com was purchased, the first technical website version for ads was created, and phone click conversion tracking was configured.
The first control snapshot for June 1–4, 2026: 7 impressions, 2 clicks, CTR 28.57%, average CPC $5.32, spend $10.63. Extra directions were identified at the start and added as negative keywords.

✅ Search Console / Google Ads / Merchant Center for Cukr media and shop
Analytical stage for 5000 UAH / 10 days across three directions: shop, readers, and club.
For the shop, 77 products were reviewed, 70 products were in stock, 886 approved transactions, 770 unique buyers, total revenue 1,375,594.15 UAH, average order value 1,552.59 UAH.
In Merchant Center, a feed with 148 products was checked, together with the structure for Shopping / Performance Max, the future migration to Shopify, GA4, Google Ads, GTM, and e-commerce events.

✅ StressOFF / Meta Ads for an iOS / Android mobile app
First month of work: 20,000 UAH, period 11.05.2026–11.06.2026.
Task: launch Meta Ads for a mobile app, segmentation, creatives, restrictions around medical wording, Firebase / GA4, Meta App, Events Manager, App Events, and reporting.
The project documented the active Meta App ID 1547009196947419, Dataset ID 1426922559475098, ad account 1744887106882459, and events mobile_app_install, activate_app, complete_registration, app_store_visit / app_site_visit, paywall, and begin_checkout.
The in-app path to the “Full access for one year” plan for 1599 UAH was also checked.

Proof of the format

This approach has already been used by different clients: technical, cautious, busy, detail-oriented clients working with ads, platforms, accounts, APIs, courses, marketplaces, and mobile apps.

In reviews and work communication, clients most often mention:

— everything is clear;
— everything went well;
— needs were covered;
— careful and conscientious approach;
— punctuality;
— calm step-by-step guidance;
— readiness to bring the task to the result;
— ability to explain complex things through simple actions.

Reviews are available below in my profile:
https://freelancehunt.com/freelancer/Me4Hik.html#reviews

🕘 COMMUNICATION RULES

To stay focused on current project tasks, I reply to messages during fixed time windows.

Reply time: daily at 09:30 and 14:00.
Saturday / Sunday — when possible.

When I do not reply immediately, I am in deep work: code, architecture, ad account, integrations, server work, or diagnostics.

All important project decisions are fixed in the workspace so that we keep a clear history of agreements and actions.

💎 I CAN TAKE OVER THE TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION

Is it difficult to describe the task in technical language?
I analyze the project, identify risks, ask the necessary questions, and assemble a step-by-step technical specification.

The client only needs to approve the key decisions and provide the access / materials required for the work.

This is especially useful for tasks involving:

WordPress / OpenCart;

APIs and integrations;

ad accounts;

forms, bots, CRM, Webhooks;

errors shown in screenshots;

an unclear cause of a malfunction;

a task like “make it work”.

📅 CURRENT WORK STATUS
Updated: 09.06.2026

I work with a slot system to maintain quality, deadlines, and focus.

I am currently finishing the main focus project: launch and testing of targeted ads for an iOS / Android mobile app.

Main schedule: booked until 11.06.2026 inclusive.
Nearest window for a new project: after 11.06.2026.
Background mode: available for 1 project without an urgent deadline.
Urgent tasks / VIP: by separate agreement, rate ×7.

For planned tasks, you can write in advance and reserve time through Safe.

Book your time in advance.

🎯 Deep Focus Route
Full focus on one complex project.

Suitable for code, architecture, advertising, APIs, integrations, and launches.

Format: I immerse myself in the project 100%, and other tasks are paused.
Status: nearest window after 11.06.2026.
Price: standard.

⏳ Background Mode Route
Gradual work during technical windows.

Suitable for audits, small fixes, diagnostics, technical specifications, and support.

Format: 1 work block every 2–3 days between main tasks.
Status: available for 1 project without an urgent deadline.
Price: standard.

🚀 VIP / Overtime Route
Urgent work at night or on weekends.

Suitable for situations where the task is truly urgent: the website is broken, leads have stopped, there is a critical error, or a fast launch is needed.

Format: work outside the main schedule.
Status: available on request.
Price: standard ×7.

This format is created for urgent cases. For planned tasks, Deep Focus or Background Mode is usually more cost-effective.

🧩 BOOKING RULES

The slot is fixed after payment is reserved through Safe.
Before the reservation, the time remains open for other clients.

Before the start, I fix:

what is included in the work;

what is considered the result of the stage;

what risks exist;

where the current task ends;

what will be a separate stage.

📊 FOR MARKETING TASKS

If the task includes words like leads, clients, conversion, KPI, advertising, or traffic, it is already a commercial system.

Such tasks should be split into stages:

website / analytics / traffic / leads / optimization / lead processing.

I can set up ads, analytics, forms, a Telegram bot, Webhooks, and a lead delivery system.

Lead forecasts are always treated as a working test hypothesis. The result depends on the niche, budget, competition, website, offer, lead processing speed, and real market demand.

My area of responsibility is correct setup, transparent analytics, traffic control, documenting changes, and fast decisions during the test.

Skills and abilities

Programming

Design & art

Services

Outsourcing & consulting

Translation

Writing

Portfolio

3000 USD
AI agent: generation and auto-publishing on WordPress

AI & Machine Learning

# AI Fired the Manager: Generation and Auto-Publication on WordPress

I had a manual process for creating WordPress / Elementor sites: specifications in correspondence, access, templates, texts, images, articles, policies, edits, bug checks, and publication.

… At some point, it became clear: the manager in this scheme becomes a bottleneck. They might forget a detail, pass the task in pieces, confuse priorities, send incomplete specifications, or create urgency where the system is not yet ready.

I decided to eliminate dependence on manual managerial chaos and began to translate the process into an AI workflow.

The scheme became:

**Specifications / config → Gemini → texts → images → QC → pass2 → cleanup → WordPress / Elementor → publication**

Instead of manually assembling the site from scratch each time, the system takes structured data, generates content through Gemini, checks the result, cleans up AI junk, and prepares for publication on WordPress.

Two models are used internally:

* `gemini-2.5-flash` — texts, articles, processing problematic fragments;
* `gemini-2.5-flash-image` — images for the site.

Python manages the process as an orchestrator: it launches stages, saves data, checks results, sends problematic areas for a second AI pass, publishes content, and writes logs.

The most important part is quality control. AI can generate text, but it might leave a placeholder, lorem, an old phrase from the template, extra characters, or an almost unchanged block. Therefore, the project has a QC chain:

**suspicious detect → pass2 through Gemini → lorem cleanup → vacuum-cleanup**

Protective elements have been added separately: `STOP_NOW.txt`, `protected_domains.txt`, retry, handling 429, `.env`, `GEMINI_API_KEY`, `project_config.json`.

Result: AI began to perform the part of the work where managerial control, manual copy-pasting, and constant clarifications were previously needed.

This is not just a prompt for generating text. This is a working pipeline:

**LLM → Python orchestration → QC → WordPress / Elementor → auto publish**

Manual work on the site has been broken down into stages, measured, and partially automated. The process has begun to move from "the manager keeps everything in their head" to a system where data, generation, checking, and publication follow a clear chain.
#AIagent #AIworkflow #Gemini #Python #WordPress #Elementor #Automation #AIautomation #AIautomation #LLM #GoogleGemini #ContentAutomation #AutoPublication #WordPressAutomation #PythonAutomation
580 USD
Google Ads for services in Spain: 14 conversions and 20+ inquiries.

Contextual Advertising

Launched and technically refined a Google Ads advertising campaign for a local service in Spain: apartment clearing / furniture removal / apartment liberation in Valencia.

The project started as a test campaign for 14 days, but in fact, the task turned out to be broader: it was necessary not just to launch the advertisement, but to build a complete system for receiving and tracking requests.

… What was done:

— analyzed the niche of local services in Spain;
— agreed on the geography: Valencia + nearby radius;
— created a Google Ads search campaign for commercial queries;
— set a working schedule for displays on weekdays;
— identified key segments: apartment liberation, furniture removal, urgent clearing, commercial queries with price and intent to order the service;
— added 30+ negative keywords to filter out free and irrelevant traffic: free, city hall, donate, recycling, second hand, wallapop, and others;
— connected Google Tag Manager;
— set up events and conversions for WhatsApp Click, Phone Click, and request form;
— checked the operation of tags through Google Tag Assistant;
— replaced the phone number on the website and set up clickable contact buttons;
— created and connected a Telegram bot for instant receipt of requests from the website;
— configured the transmission of the source of the inquiry and key query in notifications;
— conducted manual optimization based on search queries, CPC, expenses, and quality of inquiries.

Result

During the Google Ads test period, the following was recorded:

— 152 clicks;
— 1,139 impressions;
— CTR 13.35%;
— average cost per click 1.46 €;
— expenditure 222.41 €;
— 14 tracked conversions;
— average cost per conversion 15.89 €.

The best segment showed particularly strong results: the keyword “company apartment clearing” generated 7 conversions at a cost of 67.62 €, which is about 9.66 € per conversion.

As a result of the test and post-test period, the campaign brought in 20+ incoming inquiries/contact actions via WhatsApp, calls, and the website form. Some inquiries turned into real orders. On certain days, the client recorded up to 3 orders from 4 inquiries, confirming the quality of traffic after cleaning the semantics.

After a contentious situation, the client confirmed that the advertisement continues to bring in requests, agreed to settle the remaining payment, and left a positive review. The project became not just an advertisement setup, but a complete working system: Google Ads → website → WhatsApp / call / form → Telegram bot → request.

#GoogleAds #ContextualAdvertising #GoogleAdsSpain #LeadGeneration #PerformanceMarketing #LocalServices #WhatsAppLeads #GoogleTagManager #GTM #TelegramBot #Valencia #Spain #SearchAdvertising #NegativeKeywords #Conversions #ServiceAdvertising
5000 USD
Your performing robot. Manual work — into the conveyor.

Web Programming

WP Pipeline: Managed mass production conveyor of White Pages
Market problem: Compromise between speed and quality. When mass creating websites (White Pages, PBN), businesses always hit a ceiling. Doing it manually — the process is slow, expensive, and by the 20th site, the content manager simply gets tired: mixing up phone numbers, forgetting to insert the required form, or poorly copying the template. Using cheap auto-generators — you get identical, unreadable junk that fails at the first moderation. Businesses have a justified fear: "If the site is generated in 10 minutes, then there is no quality, and it does not meet my specifications."

Solution: Production conveyor instead of "blind" auto-generation.
… I have developed an internal architecture that does not try to completely replace a person but takes on 80% of the boring "monkey work." This is a closed Python conveyor that takes your verified manual website creation scheme and puts it on a stable flow.

How the system alleviates fears and guarantees quality:
Exclusion of critical errors (Robot does not get tired): The main problem with manual assembly is mixed-up contacts or domains. The script takes data from the specifications and injects the correct phone numbers, addresses, and emails on all pages (Home, About, Contacts) with 100% accuracy.

Strict adherence to specifications: The website is assembled not "by inspiration," but strictly according to the configurator. The manager sets the language, GEO, theme, presets for the required lead forms, and slots for SEO keywords — the system obediently assembles the structure according to these requirements.

Uniqueness (No clones): The conveyor works with a pool of premium Envato templates. The system takes a template, personalizes the content for the niche (using Gemini API), and permanently moves the used source to the archive. Websites look different.

Managed quality control (QA): Automation does not exclude humans; it changes their role. The script takes care of the routine (stretching the template, creating pages, writing meta-tags). The person only needs to log into the finished website, check it against a checklist, make final micro-adjustments, and send it to work.

Technical implementation under the hood:
Assembly goes directly through the core of WordPress and Elementor. A Python orchestrator manages the process, Playwright performs UI tasks (import Site Kit), and custom PHP payloads via FTP instantly write the generated Elementor JSON directly into the database, bypassing the slow admin interface.

Business result:
You get not a "cheap generator," but a predictable website factory. The assembly speed is reduced from 1.5 hours to 10 minutes, but the main value lies elsewhere: standardization of quality, zero typos in critical blocks, and the ability to scale production without inflating the staff.

#automation #python #wordpress #whitepage #pbn #seo #trafficarbitrage #businessscaling #optimization #conveyor #elementor #playwright #b2b #businessprocesses #webdevelopment #ai #aiintegration #backend #qualitymanagement
Me4Hik Proprietary Scanner: 5-Minute Site Diagnostics

Web Programming

Me4Hik Proprietary Scanner: 5-Minute Site Diagnostics
To do my job better and faster than others, standard solutions aren't enough. That is why I developed Me4Hik Safe Site Audit Local—my own Windows tool for deep technical site analysis.

I use it for the initial check-up of client projects before starting work, prior to launching ad campaigns, or after major server updates. While other contractors are left guessing why traffic dropped or leads stopped coming in, I get a structured evidence report based on hard facts in just 1 minute.
…
Why did I create this?
I needed a local, fail-safe tool that works on a "one-click—full data slice" principle. The program performs a safe public audit of the site (no brute-forcing, admin logins, or creating unnecessary server load) and gives me a complete picture of what is going on "under the hood" of the project.

What does my scanner check?
The tool collects dozens of technical signals that directly impact sales, SEO, and proper ad performance:

Marketing & Analytics (Tracking Signals): I instantly find missing GTM, GA4, Meta Pixel, Microsoft Clarity, and Hotjar tags. If a developer accidentally removes a pixel and the ad budget is draining for nothing—I will see it immediately.

SEO Health & Indexation: A complete breakdown of robots.txt, sitemap.xml, H1-H6 structure, title, meta description, canonical, and hreflang tags. Catching broken internal and external links (HTTP 4xx/5xx).

Accessibility & Rendering: Response time, HTML size, check of JS/CSS assets, and image availability (including missing/empty alt attributes).

Security & Trust: Analysis of DNS records (A, AAAA, NS, MX), SSL certificate metadata (expiry dates), and Security Headers (HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options, etc.).

Social Media & Microdata: Validation of Open Graph, Twitter meta tags, and checking JSON-LD structured data for parsing errors.

Exclusive features under the hood
1. Static HTML Confidence
Sites built on SPAs, website builders, or complex CMSs often return empty code to the search engine, rendering the content with scripts later. My scanner can detect low static HTML confidence situations. It warns me if the pretty picture in the browser doesn't match what Google bots actually see.

2. AI Integration (GPT-ready pipeline)
I don't just collect logs. The system automatically generates GPT_CLIENT_REPLY_PROMPT.txt and AUDIT_REPORT_FOR_GPT.md. This allows me to translate dry technical data (JSON/CSV) into plain business language in a matter of seconds and come to the client with a ready-made solution.

Example: "The server responds quickly. But the GTM tag is missing on 4 catalog pages—your current Facebook campaign is losing conversion data. I know how to fix this in 10 minutes."

3. Priority Index (Top Observed Examples)
The program automatically filters out information noise and brings the critical problems that need to be fixed right now straight to the top.

Technical Stack
I don't use third-party SaaS solutions with usage limits. The entire architecture was written from scratch for Windows:

Core: Windows PowerShell 5.1, .NET classes (HTTP, DNS, SSL).

Interface: Custom WinForms GUI in a dark fantasy style.

Build: Isolated Windows EXE (PS2EXE) + Git versioning.

Exports: Markdown, JSON, and CSV reports.

Bottom line: My scanner is a guarantee that there are no blind spots in the projects I take on. Everyone finds technical errors, but I find them faster, more accurately, and translate them into actionable steps.

Send your website link in the chat — I will run a 5-minute proprietary express diagnostic, show you the hidden bugs, and offer a step-by-step solution plan.
https://freelancehunt.com/freelancer/Me4Hik.html

#websiteaudit #technicalseo #digitalmarketing #webdevelopment #seoaudit #cro #webanalytics #freelancer #marketingtools #webperf #techseo #leadgeneration
1600 USD
Meta App Ads With $178.37 in ad spend 126 new users

App Store Optimization (ASO)

# Real numbers in just 11 days

With $178.37 in ad spend, we achieved:

… — 126 new users who installed and opened the app for the first time;
— 64 registrations;
— 62 trial starts.

# Meta App Ads for StressOFF: first advertising launch of a mobile app from scratch

StressOFF is a mobile self-help app for inner balance and short practices that help people calm down and recover faster during moments of emotional overload.

Our work included:

— preparing the Meta advertising infrastructure;
— checking access, the Facebook page, ad account, payment method, and required settings;
— connecting the Android app with Meta;
— checking Firebase / GA4 and in-app events;
— preparing the first advertising hypotheses;
— creating basic video creatives and ad copy;
— launching the first test wave;
— collecting the first data on installs, registrations, and trials;
— understanding which audience and messaging directions were worth developing further.

## Advertising infrastructure setup

Before launching the ads, we built the technical foundation:

— created and verified the StressOFF ad account;
— checked access to the Facebook page and ad account;
— verified the payment method;
— confirmed the ad account phone number;
— completed the required advertiser and payer details for EU advertising;
— checked the Privacy Policy;
— created and configured the Meta App inside the client’s business infrastructure;
— connected Android / Google Play;
— added the package name, launch activity, and key hash for the app;
— resolved a technical Meta blocker that prevented the app from being selected correctly for ad launch.

Separately, we worked with Firebase / GA4. Basic events were checked, and the developer received a list of events that would be important to track later: registration, program opening, practice start, payment screen view, subscription checkout start, trial start, and purchase.

## Audience and messaging

Before the launch, we analyzed the real pain points of the audience.

The main idea was simple: speak to people through their actual situation.

For the first test, we selected two clear scenarios.

The first scenario was a woman in emigration after a hard day. Her life often comes down to a cycle of “work — housing — sleep — work again.” She is tired, holding herself together, but inside she has almost no strength left.

The second scenario was a woman abroad with a child. She has to manage household tasks, money, documents, her child, adaptation, lack of support, and the constant feeling that everything depends on her.

## Creatives

For the first test, we prepared short videos in a mini-story format.

The logic of the videos:

— the person feels overwhelmed;
— they open StressOFF;
— they go to the “Emigrant. Return” program;
— they start a practice;
— in the final scene, it is clear that they have exhaled a little and feel calmer.

## Launch and management

The first test wave was launched for the Android app.

The ads used two main ideas:

— exhaustion after work and life in the “work-home-survive” mode;
— a woman abroad with a child who needs inner support.

During the work, we tracked more than clicks and impressions. The main focus was on real actions inside the app:

— how many people installed and opened the app for the first time;
— how many registered;
— how many reached the trial;
— which advertising idea generated the strongest response;
— where the weak points were in the user journey after installation.

## Test results

With $178.37 in ad spend, we achieved:

— 126 new users who installed and opened the app for the first time;
— 64 registrations;
— 62 trial starts.

This is an important result for a first launch because the ads brought more than views or random clicks. People reached the product, opened the app, registered, and started the trial.
179 USD
Meta Ads Report Automator: AI-ready analytics without the routine.

Web Programming

Meta Ads Report Automator: AI-ready analytics without the routine in Ads Manager
Problem: The main pain point for media buyers and marketers when running campaigns in Meta is the collection and structuring of statistics. To analyze results using AI, one has to spend hours digging through the dashboard: taking screenshots, gathering exports, copying numbers, and manually consolidating data so that the neural network receives the correct context.

Solution:
… I developed a local CLI tool in Node.js + TypeScript that turns this routine into a single terminal command. The service directly accesses the Meta Graph API and instantly collects a complete slice of data across all campaign levels, generating a ready-made, structured .md report.

This file is perfectly optimized for uploading to ChatGPT (or other LLMs). As a result, you receive concentrated analytics, conclusions, and an optimization strategy without unnecessary actions. Instead of manually collecting data, focus on decision-making and in-depth work.

Key functionality:
Deep data export: collection of data on campaigns, ad sets, specific ads, placements, and demographics (age/gender).

Flexible period comparison: instant slices for today, yesterday, last_7d, or maximum.

AI-Ready format: automatic generation of a complete Markdown report, ready for feeding to neural networks.

Quick access: a set of CLI commands (via npm scripts) for daily monitoring without opening a browser.

Security: automatic token and access rights verification for advertising accounts.

Metrics collected (Full funnel):
Base: Impressions, Reach, Spend, Frequency.

Engagement: Clicks, Link Clicks, Video Views.

Effectiveness (Unit economics): Leads, Cost per Lead (CPL), CPC, CTR, CPM.

Practical value for business:
The tool provides instant answers to critical questions without the need to build custom dashboards in Meta:

Which specific combinations, creatives, and placements are generating results right now?

Which audience (gender/age slice) brings the cheapest leads?

Campaign verdict: scale, optimize, or turn off budget-burning combinations.

Technology stack:
Node.js

TypeScript

Meta Graph API

The project was created as an internal architectural tool to accelerate traffic work, proving its effectiveness in real combat conditions.
#nodejs #typescript #backend #api #cli #graphapi #development #architecture #WebDevelopment
#metaads #facebookads #automation #marketing #analytics #mediabuying #targeting #marketingautomation #dataanalysis #traffic
#ai #chatgpt #neuralnetworks #aiintegration #businessanalytics #optimization/acceleration
250 USD
Google Ads: 5,222 UAH down the drain. Bought clicks, not customers.

Contextual Advertising

Conducted a technical audit of a Google Ads account for the apartment renovation niche in Kyiv.

The task was not to "look superficially at the campaigns," but to understand where the budget was actually going and why there were conversions in the Google Ads interface, but the business logic did not match.

… During the analysis period:

* expenditure: 5,222.57 UAH;
* clicks: 356;
* impressions: 2,791;
* average cost per click: 14.67 UAH;
* conversions in Google Ads: 6.

At first glance, it may seem that the advertising yielded results. But after checking, the main issue became clear: these 6 "conversions" were not real applications.

The main goal was called "Submission of the form for potential clients," but it actually triggered on loading the page `/contacts`.

That is, the system counted not the submission of the form, but a regular opening of the contacts page.

This is a critical error because Google Ads was learning not on real leads, but on a weak intermediate action.

Next, I found a second problem: the campaigns were operating on the "Maximize Clicks" strategy. This means that Google was not looking for people who were likely to submit an application. It was simply buying the maximum number of clicks within the budget.

The third problem is semantics. A significant portion of the budget was spent not on hot demand for "turnkey apartment renovation," but on pricing and related queries:

* price list for renovation work;
* rates for renovation work;
* construction rates;
* finishing work prices;
* interior design;
* apartment design;
* drywall installation price Kyiv.

The most illustrative block is the "Price Requests" group.

It spent 1,250.16 UAH, received 87 clicks, and did not yield a single conversion even for the weak goal `/contacts`.

That is, people clicked, but did not even reach the contacts.

I also discovered a problem with landing pages. In the ads, users were shown attractive specialized paths:

* `/apartment-renovation/turnkey`;
* `/cost/renovation`;
* `/renovation/apartments`.

But the actual final URL led to the main page `dpk.in.ua`.

That is, the user was looking for renovation prices, saw a path about renovation costs in the ad, but ended up on the main page. This breaks the entire advertising link.

Additionally, I checked geo, devices, search partners, negative keywords, change history, and ad structure.

Conclusion: the budget was not wasted due to one random error. The problem was systemic:

1. conversions were set up incorrectly;
2. real applications were not recorded;
3. campaigns were buying clicks, not leads;
4. semantics were too broad and pricing-related;
5. ads led to the main page instead of precise landing pages;
6. the Russian campaign was assembled carelessly;
7. Google recommendations were applied without full control;
8. for a business that operates only in Kyiv, geo needs to be tightened more strictly.

The audit result: it became clear what exactly needed to be fixed before the next budget launch — conversions, campaign structure, landing pages, semantics, geo, and ads.

This was not "setting up ads for the sake of setting up."

This was a technical breakdown of the advertising system, which showed why money was going to clicks instead of confirmed applications.
1000 USD
YouTube channel for the educational school's partnership program

Social Media Marketing (SMM)

YouTube channel under the partnership program of the educational school

Period: since 2013
Niche: expert / educational content, personal brand, affiliate sales
… Role: creation and development of a separate YouTube channel for the partnership program

In 2013, I started working with the partnership program of Andrey Duyko's educational school. The school provided videos, materials, and affiliate links, and my task was to assemble a separate YouTube channel from this as a full-fledged media asset: uploading and formatting videos, editing, playlist structure, SEO descriptions, key queries, links, and the logic of audience transition to affiliate sales.

The main focus was on building the funnel: the viewer finds a video through a key query → watches → clicks the link → makes an affiliate purchase.

Start:
the channel was created from scratch — with no subscribers, no views, and no ready audience on a separate platform.

Results at the time of asset sale:
— 226 videos on the channel;
— 242,314 views;
— 1,691,166 minutes of total watch time;
— 910 targeted subscribers gathered from scratch;
— about 4,000 views generated weekly in a fully automated mode;
— the channel was put on organic autopilot;
— the channel was optimized for SEO queries and linked to affiliate sales;
— the channel was packaged as a ready business asset and sold for $400.

Later, after the transfer and further development of the channel, an intermediate public snapshot showed:
— 12,000+ subscribers;
— 1,463,093 views.

Current status of the channel:
— 84,300+ subscribers;
— 289 videos;
— status of an official resource of the school;
— total views need to be additionally taken from the current "About the Channel" / YouTube Studio tab to avoid indicating an approximate number.

I know how to launch YouTube channels from scratch, work with expert educational content, package videos for search, build channel structure, turn content into traffic, and bring the channel to the state of a media asset that can be monetized or sold.

#YouTubeMarketing #YouTubePromotion #YouTubeChannel #YouTubeSEO #ContentMarketing #VideoMarketing #ExpertContent #EducationalContent #OnlineSchool #InfoBusiness #AffiliateMarketing #SalesFunnel #AutoFunnel #PersonalBrand #ExpertPromotion #SalesThroughContent #ContentStrategy #TelegramMarketing #Freelancehunt #Me4Hik
250 USD
Setting up phone click tracking in Google Ads for MRPL

Contextual Advertising

For the MRPL Towing website, a click tracking system for the phone number was set up in Google Ads.

Before the setup, the ads could bring people to the site, but it was difficult to understand what happened next: whether a person simply opened the page or actually clicked the call button. For a local business, where the main contact is through the phone, this is critical. Without such analytics, the owner sees clicks and expenses but does not see the main step of the customer — the attempt to contact the company.

… I added a Google tag to the site, created a separate conversion action in Google Ads, and connected the event to all phone buttons and links. Now, when clicking the number on the site, Google Ads receives a separate signal: MRPL Website Phone Click.

This helps to separate regular site visits from the more valuable action — clicking on the phone. Advertising statistics become clearer: you can see which ad clicks lead to real interest, which ads and queries generate inquiries, and where the budget performs better.

The normal operation of the call buttons was also preserved. If a user clicks the number, the site sends an event to Google Ads and continues to open the call via the tel link. For stability, a fallback was added so that the phone transition would work even with a delay in response from Google.

Result: the MRPL Towing website now transmits click data on the phone to Google Ads. The owner receives a more accurate picture of advertising traffic: who simply visited the site and who took the next step towards making an inquiry.

What was done:

• a basic Google tag was added to the site;
• the MRPL Website Phone Click conversion was created;
• the phone click event was connected;
• data transmission to Google Ads was configured;
• functionality was checked through DevTools and Tag Assistant;
• it was confirmed that the action-conversion sends data to Google Ads.

Result:

Google Ads now records phone clicks on the MRPL Towing website. This provides more honest analytics for advertising and helps evaluate not only site visits but also the real actions of potential customers.

#GoogleAds #ConversionTracking #CallTracking #GoogleTag #LocalBusinessMarketing #TowingBusiness #LeadTracking #DigitalMarketing #WebAnalytics #MRPLTowing #Me4Hik
22 USD
Launching advertising on Rozetka and Epicenter for a shoe store

Contextual Advertising

Provided consulting support for an online shoe and clothing store with the first launch of advertising on Rozetka and Epicenter.

The work was conducted through the Freelancehunt workspace: the client sent screenshots of the advertising accounts, and I guided step-by-step on what to choose, which products to launch, what budgets and bids to set.

… What was done:

— a safe working format was established through screenshots without sharing access;
— products were selected for the first test on Rozetka;
— a test campaign was launched for 7 products with a budget of 100 UAH/day;
— initial metrics were checked: impressions, clicks, CPC, expenses;
— the advertising account of Epicenter was analyzed;
— balance, old campaigns, and launch logic were checked;
— a new test campaign for Umbro products was created;
— a controlled budget was set: 500 UAH per campaign, 100 UAH/day, bid of 1 UAH per click;
— the client was explained how to view the first results and why it is important not to mix different categories in one test.

Result: the client received two active test advertising launches on marketplaces, a clear logic for product selection, budget control, and further advertising analysis.

Hashtags:
#Rozetka #Epicenter #MarketplaceAdvertising #PPC #Marketplaces #OnlineStore #ProductAdvertising #Ecommerce #Consultation #Freelancehunt
2320 USD
Facebook Advertising: Applications without budget leakage

Contextual Advertising

Infrastructure Launch of Meta Ads: Application Filtering System for the "Turnkey Renovation" Niche
Business Problem: "Junk" leads and lack of technical base. The client entered the project almost from scratch: a raw website, empty business pages, and no advertising account. The main risk in the comprehensive renovation niche is receiving a flood of cheap, non-targeted applications for minor work (wallpapering, tiling). Processing such leads wastes the sales department's time, and Meta's algorithms start optimizing for an unpayable audience, draining the budget.

Solution: Assembly of an autonomous infrastructure with a strict Quality Gate.
… I abandoned the classic traffic pouring to a raw website and designed a closed lead generation system within Facebook. The client received not just a "set up campaign," but an autonomous conveyor for receiving and filtering applications, working directly with their server.

Architecture of the solution (What's under the hood):
Smart qualification (Conditional Logic in Lead Ads): A multi-step filter form was created. If the user selects "comprehensive renovation," they proceed further and leave their contact details. If they choose "minor work," the form redirects them to a rejection page. Business result: Managers call only targeted clients, and the Meta pixel learns exclusively from quality conversions.

Direct server integration (PHP Webhooks + Telegram): A custom PHP handler was written on the client's server, which instantly intercepts leads from Facebook and sends them to the corporate Telegram bot. Business result: Applications are delivered in seconds. Dependency on paid third-party services (Zapier/Make) is eliminated, and data remains within the client's secure environment.

Foundation assembly "Turnkey": Complete preparation of business assets (setting up Business Manager, creating and warming up the FB page, linking privacy policies for passing strict Meta moderation).

Advertising hypothesis matrix: Semantic connections were developed for different audience segments (premium peace of mind, renovation for busy IT specialists, industrial loft) with ready-made creatives and copywriting.

Outcome of the work:
The client received a fully packaged and transparent sales channel. The infrastructure is ready for scaling: there is an account protected from bans, smart filtering that does not let "junk" through, and instant delivery of leads directly to the owner's phone. No "black boxes" — only a managed system.

Stack and tools:
Meta Graph API / Lead Ads
PHP (Custom Webhooks)
Telegram Bot API
Marketing analysis and copywriting
#facebookads #facebookadvertising #targeting #adsetup #applications #leadgeneration #clientsfromsocialmedia #nobudgetdrain #clientacquisition #salesfunnel #apartmentrenovation #constructionbusiness #b2b #facebookads #telegrambot #automation #marketing #targetologist
400 USD
Corporate Website for ILC Phoenix (WordPress/Elementor)

Website Development

Corporate website developed for ILC Phoenix, an international law firm. The project involved creating a high-end brand resource for European and MENA markets in a strict Big4 corporate style. My responsibilities included layout development following client guidelines, multilingual setup, mobile optimization, and full site launch.

Project milestones achieved:

… WordPress + Elementor structure setup and configuration;

Corporate minimalist design implementation (Deep Navy & Gold);

Layout development for complex sections: service accordions, mission, team grid;

Multilingual functionality (UA/EN) via localization plugins;

Manual Mobile-first optimization for high-end smartphones;

Business-style iconography selection and integration;

Custom contact form creation and integration;

Corporate domain email configuration;

Basic SEO optimization and security hardening;

Post-launch support and layout restoration after client updates.

All development and content work completed within 14 days.

#WordPress #Elementor #CorporateWebsite #WebDevelopment #Multilingual #LegalTech #UIUX
80 USD
Specification for the development of a mobile application

App Development for Android

Example of a project brief for mobile application development

1. The first phone conversation with the client was conducted and recorded on a dictaphone.
2. The audio recording was transcribed into a text file.
… 3. The second conversation was held and the recording was transcribed into text.
4. A project brief for the programmer was written.
5. A list of photos of other applications was compiled, from which the client selected designs they liked.
6. A guideline for the designer was created.

A package of files was created:
1. A brief description of the task for understanding the essence of the work.
2. A detailed description of the task for the programmer, including a prototype.
3. A file with photos of other applications along with comments and wishes from the client.
4. A folder with photos of other applications whose designs are welcomed.
5. A folder with elements (buttons-banners that the client likes).

With such a package, the client was able to quickly explain the essence of the work to the programmer and designer by simply sending the "project brief" in private messages.

Save your time. Contact us.
Cost of the service: from $30 to $80.

Upon request, I will send an example of a project brief in private messages.

Creation of a task description (TD)
(For the development of: website, mobile application, social media groups, YouTube channel, etc.).

The task description (TD) is needed to show the "programmer" and designer so they understand the essence of the work and create a technical task (technical specification) that includes: programming language, number of buttons/icons/images, functions, etc. This is then agreed upon with the project client and the project budget is determined.

First of all, the client needs a Task Description (TD). This will allow the client to manage and accurately convey the essence and idea of the project without delving into technical details. Technical details are later selected and adjusted according to the Task Description.

A real example of a TD for "mobile application development":

1. The first conversation with the client was conducted and recorded on a dictaphone.
2. The transcription of the audio recording into text format was completed.
3. The second conversation with the client regarding functionality and the conditions that the application must fulfill was conducted.
4. The transcription of the audio recording into a text file was completed.
5. Photos of other applications are selected for the client, from which they choose those they like based on color and design.

A package of files was created:

1. A detailed description of the task for the programmer, with a draft prototype of the application and a description of the test task.
2. A concise description of the task to show to all interested parties so they understand the essence of the work.
3. A file with photos of other applications with comments and wishes from the client.
4. A folder with photos of other applications that the client likes.
5. A folder with elements (buttons-banners that the client likes).

With this package, both the designer and developer understand what needs to be done. Save your time. Contact us.
Cost of the service: from $50 to $80.

An example of completed work will be sent in private messages.
UI/UX Case: Custom Interface for Me4Hik Safe Site Audit Local

Interface Design (UI/UX)

Task: Package complex functionality of technical SEO/Security audit into a convenient local Windows application.

Typically, such utilities look like standard gray windows with dozens of incomprehensible settings or like a bare console. I took a different approach: I created an interface that is not only intuitive but also has a bright, premium visual identity.

… Visual concept: Gothic Tech / Dark Fantasy
The application looks like elite software or an artifact. I completely abandoned native Windows elements in favor of custom graphics.

Deep dark palette with neon purple accents.

Decorative frames and status blocks, hand-drawn.

Absolute focus on the main target action (glowing start button).

UX architecture: One-click rule
The interface is designed not to distract the user. No overloaded menus or unnecessary checkboxes. The scenario is linear and foolproof:

Inserted URL.

Clicked Run Safe Audit.

Waited for a response in the status window.

The entire panel of additional actions (opening Markdown report, going to folder, copying prompt for GPT) is grouped at the bottom and does not draw attention until the main task is completed.

Technical implementation of UI (Hard Level)
The biggest challenge of the project is technology limitations. The interface is built on WinForms (.NET classes) over the logic of Windows PowerShell 5.1.

To make it look modern, I implemented:

Complex asset work: Preparation of PNG elements, meticulous background removal, preservation of transparency, and manual size adjustment for correct rendering in the WinForms window.

Interactive states: Logic for normal, hover, and disabled states for all buttons (main and secondary) is scripted to make the interface responsive.

Seamless integration: Layer and graphic alignment without using modern CSS frameworks — pure hardcore coding.

Result: An author’s tool that works under the hood like Swiss watches, while looking expensive and unconventional on the outside. Proof that even purely technical utilities deserve a cool UI.
250 USD
How Gemini API devoured $180 in a month: the real economy of AI

AI & Machine Learning

I analyzed a real combat case of using Google Cloud / Gemini API in an automated pipeline for creating white pages.

The task was not just to "use AI," but to understand the actual cost of one completed order.

… In March, 79 white pages were created based on the model:

1 domain = $5
Total income: $395

After analyzing the Google Cloud billing, it turned out that the Gemini API used about:

$180.37 during the same period.

At first glance, almost half of the revenue went to AI. But after breaking down the expenses by SKU, it became clear where the problem was:

Text / logic / prompts / Cursor / tokens: about $29.62
Image generation: about $150.75

This means the text part was profitable — approximately 7.5% of the income.
The main budget drain occurred due to mass image generation through the API.

For one white page, about 39 images were generated.
At a price of approximately $0.039 per image, this amounted to about $1.52 just for images for one site.

Considering the text part, the AI cost for one site reached about:

$1.89 with a selling price of $5.

The main conclusion of the case:

AI itself does not make a project unprofitable.
Uncontrolled generation without limits becomes unprofitable.

After the analysis, practical rules were established:

— calculate AI expenses not "per month," but per order;
— separate text expenses from image generation;
— set limits on image generation;
— use budget alerts;
— do not keep unnecessary Google Cloud VMs if only the API is needed;
— use the free $300 trial credits from Google as a testing area, but calculate the economics as if it were real money.

As a result, it became clear: text Gemini / Cursor / API are profitable.
However, image generation through the API requires strict control.

Short conclusion:
AI is beneficial if managed.
Without limits, it eats into the margin.
#AIbusiness #GeminiAPI #GoogleCloud #AIautomation #CursorAI #PromptEngineering #WhitePages #AICosts #UnitEconomics #BusinessAutomation #AIforBusiness #GoogleAPI #ArtificialIntelligence #NoCodeAutomation #AIcases #ArseniyMe4Hik
179 USD
Google Ads API CLI: preparing the infrastructure.

Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)

Designed and prepared a local CLI service on Node.js + TypeScript for obtaining advertising statistics from the Google Ads API and further generating AI-ready reports.

The project has reached full technical readiness: a CLI skeleton has been created, Google Cloud, OAuth, MCC, Developer Token, refresh token, and linkage with the advertising account have been set up. The API check has successfully reached Google's final system limitation: awaiting approval for Basic Access to work with real advertising accounts.

… 1. A separate Google Ads API CLI project has been created.

A separate working folder has been created:

F:\GOOGLE_ADS_API_Stats

The project was not mixed with the Meta Ads CLI to avoid breaking the already functioning system for Meta. Inside, the main project files have been prepared: package.json, tsconfig.json, .env.example, .gitignore, README.md, PROJECT_CONTEXT.md, project_config.json, as well as the structure src/ with CLI, config, Google Ads client, services, and utilities.

2. TypeScript CLI skeleton has been assembled.

Basic commands have been implemented:

doctor
doctor --ping
customers / accounts
campaigns
report

The report command already creates a skeleton Markdown report in the reports/ folder, without tokens and secrets.

3. The Google Ads API library has been connected.

A dependency has been added to the project:

google-ads-api ^23.0.0

A read-only client has been prepared for future GAQL queries, normalization of customer_id, login_customer_id, error handling for the Google Ads API, and protection against write/mutate requests.

4. Google Ads Manager Account / MCC has been set up.

A manager account has been created:

Me4Hik Google Ads Manager

It is needed for the agency model: the client’s advertising account remains with the business owner, while management and API access go through the MCC.

5. Developer Token has been obtained.

A Developer Token has been created in the Google Ads API Center. At this stage, it has the status of Test Account Access, so an application for Basic Access has been submitted for real accounts.

6. Application for Google Ads API Basic Access has been submitted.

A design document has been prepared and attached for the Google Ads API Compliance Team. The document describes that the tool operates as a local read-only CLI for reporting and analytics, does not create or modify campaigns, ads, bids, budgets, or keywords.

7. Google Cloud Project has been set up.

A separate Google Cloud Project has been created:

Google Ads API CLI

The Google Ads API has been enabled in it, and the Google Auth Platform has been configured.

8. OAuth has been configured.

An OAuth Client has been created, the OAuth Playground has been set up, a refresh token has been obtained, and all key .env fields have been filled:

GOOGLE_ADS_DEVELOPER_TOKEN
GOOGLE_ADS_CLIENT_ID
GOOGLE_ADS_CLIENT_SECRET
GOOGLE_ADS_REFRESH_TOKEN
GOOGLE_ADS_CUSTOMER_ID
GOOGLE_ADS_LOGIN_CUSTOMER_ID
GOOGLE_ADS_API_VERSION

9. The entire access chain has been verified.

The command doctor --ping reached the Google Ads API. OAuth errors, redirect URI, client secret, refresh token, MCC linkage, and customer ID have been sequentially resolved.

The final check has only hit the expected system blocker:

The developer token is only approved for use with test accounts.

This means the infrastructure is ready, but Google must approve Basic Access.

Practical value

This stage is important because the Google Ads API is not just about “getting a token.” It is necessary to link together:

Google Ads MCC
Developer Token
Google Cloud Project
OAuth Client
Refresh Token
Customer ID
Login Customer ID
local CLI
secure storage of secrets

After Basic Access approval, the service can be further developed: obtaining campaigns, expenses, clicks, conversions, search queries, devices, geography, and generating full AI-ready reports for analysis in ChatGPT.

#GoogleAdsAPI #GoogleAds #PPC #PerformanceMarketing #MarketingAutomation #NodeJS #TypeScript #CLI #OAuth2 #GoogleCloud #GAQL #AdsAnalytics #AIAnalytics #ChatGPT #AdvertisingAnalytics #ReportAutomation #ContextualAdvertising
400 USD
Integration of the ViarCanvas network into mapping platforms

Search Engine Reputation Management (SERM)

Collaboration with Vladislavs R.
Formation of the technical specification and integration of the ViarCanvas network into mapping platforms

Task:
… The client approached with a problem: after adding the company to Apple Maps and Waze, the business was still not displayed on all mapping services. At the first stage, it was necessary not just to "take the project," but first to determine which platforms actually affect the visibility of the company and how to correctly describe the task for the exchange.

What I did at the start:
I analyzed the situation and explained to the client that for a full presence of the business in digital mapping, it is not enough to rely only on Apple Maps and Waze. Based on this, I prepared a ready-made structure of the technical specification for the client, outlining which platforms are involved and why they are needed:

OpenStreetMap
Bing Places for Business
TomTom / HERE WeGo
Foursquare / Yelp / Tripadvisor

I separately noted that Google My Business already exists, so we exclude Google Maps from the project and recalculate the cost. That is, I did not just take the order, but helped the client form a correct scope of work and a legally clean technical specification for the exchange.

Further implementation:
After agreeing on the terms, I completed the technical part of the project:

- collected and used the database from the previous project;
- registered infrastructure for new platforms;
- established the ViarCanvas branch network;
- requested the client for a logo, images, and local links;
- prepared profiles for mapping systems and aggregators;
- organized the structure of accounts and access;
- provided the client with usernames, passwords, instructions, and a final report.

Practical value:
In this case, I acted not only as an executor but also as a technical architect of the task: I helped the client correctly describe the project, eliminate unnecessary scope, agree on a realistic contract, and then implemented the integration itself.

Result:
The client received not a chaotic task of "adding the company somewhere else," but a structured project with a clear scope, transparent logic of work, and turnkey technical implementation.

Formation of the technical specification + pre-project analysis — from $50–100
Integration of 4–6 branches into 4+ mapping platforms — $150–300
Complete package: analysis + technical specification + setup + transfer of access — $250–400+

#TechnicalArchitect #ProjectScoping #TaskDefinition #FreelanceCase #PortfolioCase #BusinessAnalysis #PreProjectAnalysis #MapsIntegration #AppleMaps #Waze #OpenStreetMap #BingPlaces #TomTom #HereWeGo #Foursquare #Yelp #Tripadvisor #LocalSEO #BusinessListings #DigitalPresence #ViarCanvas #FreelancePortfolio #TechCaseStudy #VerifiedProject #Me4Hik
400 USD
Apple Maps+Waze for TO24 and DOORMEN24: bypassing complex moderation

Search Engine Reputation Management (SERM)

Collaboration with Roman Kovalchuk

Apple Business Connect / Apple Maps / Waze for two Ukrainian auto projects

… Task:
The client needed to add two business locations to Apple Maps and prepare the process for Waze: ТО24 and ДВІРНИКИ24. Before the start, the risks of Apple moderation were discussed in advance: checking phone numbers on the website, domain verification via TXT record, requirements for facade photos, and Waze's "Drive to Edit" limitation. Additionally, the conditions for closing the project were established upfront to ensure that the work would not depend on the speed of Apple moderators for weeks.

What I did:
I gathered data on the two locations: websites, addresses, phone numbers, working hours, Google Maps links, facade photos, logos, and descriptions of activities. After that, I started the registration for Apple Business Connect and prepared for domain verification via TXT records. The project was officially accepted under the terms of 3550 UAH for 10 days, and payment was reserved through a Safe.

Main difficulty:
The project faced strict limitations from Apple: issues with Apple ID registration, security filters, blocks on the Ukrainian region, difficulties with Ukrainian domains and numbers. To complete the registration, I had to use a German number, bypass Apple Business Connect restrictions, and find a working scheme through an international domain / TXT verification. Ultimately, I was able to create a company account and overcome some key technical barriers.

Non-standard solution:
When Apple Business Connect physically did not allow adding Ukrainian locations directly through the corporate cabinet, an alternative scheme was applied: manual addition of points through an iPhone in Apple Maps, with a further plan to take these points under control after publication. At the same time, a model of operation through the local presence of the user with the navigator was established for Waze, as Waze restricts remote addition of points without GPS history in the region.

Result:
The technical infrastructure was created, the business account and brands were prepared, domain verification was completed in the accessible part, points were sent for moderation / manual addition, and the client received further support after the project was closed. The project was successfully closed through a Safe, payment was transferred, and the client left feedback: “Positive experience, I will reach out.”

Basic addition of 1–2 points in Apple Maps / Waze — from $100–150.
Apple Business Connect + domain TXT verification — from $150–250.
Complex moderation with regional blocks, workaround scenarios, and support — $250–400+.
Full package: Apple Maps + Waze + report + support until publication — from $300+.

#AppleMaps #AppleBusinessConnect #Waze #LocalSEO #MapsSEO #BusinessListings #BusinessVerification #AppleMapsListing #WazeMaps #LocationManagement #MapListings #LocalBusiness #AutoParts #UkraineBusiness #TechnicalSupport #FreelanceCase #PortfolioCase #VerifiedReview #TechnicalCaseStudy #BusinessConnect #DomainVerification #TXTRecord #AppleModeration #MapsIntegration #LocalSearch #Me4Hik
8 USD
I will fix the errors in Google PageSpeed, SEO, and website speed.

Website SEO Audit

If Google PageSpeed shows low scores, Search Console complains about technical issues, and Google Ads reports an error with the landing page — I can analyze the website and determine if the problem is related to the technical part of the site.

I work not only with WordPress. The main requirement is access to the site: FTP/SFTP, SSH, admin panel, project files, hosting, or repository. I connect to the project through Cursor, analyze the code, templates, CSS/JS, images, robots.txt, meta tags, mobile version, and other elements that may affect Google checks.

… What I check and fix:

— Google PageSpeed errors;
— low mobile performance;
— heavy images;
— unnecessary CSS/JS files;
— robots.txt issues;
— missing or erroneous meta descriptions;
— SEO check problems;
— incorrect HTTP/HTTPS scenarios;
— overloaded page blocks;
— technical errors that may cause Google to consider the page problematic.

Important: not all Google errors are related to the site. Sometimes the cause may be in the advertising account, Google policy, domain, or external settings. Therefore, I first determine whether the error is related to the site. If the problem is on the site side — I fix it specifically.

Case: Google showed an error with the landing page

In the project, the client encountered a Google error when launching traffic to the site. Initially, it was unclear whether the problem was related to the texts, advertising, domain, or the site itself.

I checked the site through Google PageSpeed, separately looked at the mobile version, and found technical reasons: weak mobile performance, heavy elements on the homepage, images, SEO errors, robots.txt, and unnecessary WordPress resources.

After corrections, Google PageSpeed and SEO scores improved: performance increased from about 60 to 82+, SEO — from 85 to 92–100. A repeatable scheme was also prepared: how to check similar errors, where to look for the cause, and which site elements to fix first.

Main result:
the error was analyzed not "at random," but through a technical chain: Google → PageSpeed → mobile version → site → code → settings → recheck.

Minimum fee for work with access to the site — from $100–150.
Full technical fix for Google PageSpeed / SEO / site speed — $150–250.
Package solution with code, settings, script, and instructions — from $250.
Urgent analysis of Google Ads / landing page error — $250–350+.

Important: not all Google errors are related to the site itself. Sometimes the cause may be in the advertising account, domain, Google policy, or external settings. First, I determine where exactly the problem is. If it is on the site side — I fix it.
232 USD
Meta Trust Page: design of the Facebook page.

Social Media Marketing (SMM)

Meta Trust Page: design of a Facebook page that does not look like a "one-day wonder"
Project: design and preparation of a Facebook business page for a company in the niche of comprehensive apartment renovation in Kyiv.

The task was not just to "create a page," but to assemble a full-fledged landing environment within Meta — one that instills trust in the client after clicking on the ad and helps pass moderation without the feeling that the page was created yesterday for a quick launch.
…
Problem

The client was entering advertising practically from scratch: the page was unwrapped, materials were scattered, some photos were of low quality, and there was no visual or textual structure.

In the apartment renovation niche, trust is critical. If a person transitions from an ad to an empty or weak page, the advertising budget starts to drain: there is no portfolio, no activity, no clear positioning, no confirmation that a real business is in front of them.

What was done

I started with an audit of materials and the visual base. Since some of the source files were heavily compressed, quality photos were obtained directly from the website via FTP. This allowed for the use of proper images for the cover, albums, posts, and advertising materials.

Next, the Facebook page was fully designed: avatar, custom cover, short page name, description, category, geo, service area, schedule, contacts, and basic trust elements.

The content architecture was separately assembled: albums were created for the portfolio, work processes, covers, and profile materials. Unique texts were written for the albums and individual photos without copy-pasting, with clear logic and a call to action.

Additionally, 12 warming-up publications were prepared. Some content was published immediately, while some was scheduled for delayed posting to make the page look like an active business rather than an empty advertising placeholder.

What is important

The main value of this work lies not in "the beautiful design of the page," but in creating a trusting environment before launching Meta Ads.

After clicking, the user should see not an empty page, but a living business: visuals, portfolio, texts, contacts, activity, and clear positioning.

Result

As a result, the client received a fully prepared Facebook page for receiving advertising traffic:

— designed business page;
— branded cover and avatar;
— filled company information;
— geo, contacts, and service area;
— albums with portfolio and work processes;
— unique descriptions for photos;
— 12 warming-up publications;
— preparation for launching Meta Ads;
— first real audience reactions: likes and views of Reels.

The page began to look like a full-fledged representation of the business, not like a technical "one-day wonder" for advertising.

Cost of such work: from €300
The cost includes an audit of materials, packaging of the Facebook page, album structure, texts, publications, and basic warming-up before launching the ads.

#FacebookMarketing #MetaAds #FacebookAds #BusinessPage #FacebookPage #MetaBusiness #businesspackaging #pagepackaging #Facebookdesign #targeting #Facebookadvertising #Metaadvertising #marketing #digitalmarketing #leadgeneration #apartmentrenovation #turnkeyrenovation #renovationKyiv #constructioncompany #interiordesign #portfolio #case #pagewarming #contentmarketing #SMM #freelance #Me4Hik
250 USD
Content management for food / wellness project

Content Management

Content management for food / wellness project

Task:
It was necessary to transfer data from Google Sheets to the admin panel of the wellness project: add dishes, recipes, ingredients, categories, images, and missing nutritional information. The scope of the task grew from approximately 200 items to 250–300 recipes, about 300 ingredients, and up to 100 missing images that needed to be sourced or generated through AI.
…
What I did:
I worked with Google Sheets and the project’s admin panel: transferring recipes, filling in dish fields, analyzing the structure of ingredients, quantities, units of measurement, comments, categories, cooking methods, and additional fields like Healthy Alert. During the process, I clarified the logic of filling, identified discrepancies between the table and the admin panel, tested saving, and documented interface errors.

A separate part of the work involved ingredient images. It was necessary to source or generate pictures, make them look neat, create a square format, align margins, and ensure that the images matched the style of the already added materials.

AI part:
To fill in the missing information, I used AI: it helped determine ingredient categories, generate short Healthy Alert messages based on the composition, and select appropriate visual options for the ingredients. For example, the client specifically clarified that for Healthy Alert, a short text about vitamins and the nutritional value of the dish needed to be generated based on the ingredients.

Additionally:
During the work process, I identified bugs and problematic areas in the admin panel: saving errors, 500 Server Error, discrepancies in ingredient names, empty Measure fields, and length restrictions on Description. These issues were reported to the client and developer for correction.

Result:
The project was accepted and paid for. The client left a positive review: “A wonderful performer, pleasant to communicate with, it feels like they are trying hard. I recommend to everyone!”

Content management for food / wellness project — from $150–250
Content management + AI images + QA — from $250+

#ContentManager #ContentManagement #DataEntry #GoogleSheets #AdminPanel #FoodProject #WellnessProject #RecipeManagement #IngredientManagement #AIImages #AIContent #ImageProcessing #QA #ManualQA #ContentQA #CMS #BackOffice #PortfolioCase #FreelanceCase #FreelancePortfolio #VerifiedReview #FoodContent #WellnessContent #Me4Hik
290 USD
Creation of AI video creatives for "turnkey" renovation advertising

Video Creation by Artificial Intelligence

Creation of AI video creatives for "turnkey" renovation advertising

The client's task was not just to "make beautiful videos," but to prepare advertising creatives for Meta Ads in the niche of comprehensive apartment renovations. The main problem was that there was a lot of raw material, but most of it was unsuitable for advertising: amateur videos, noise, weak angles, visual chaos.

… I started not with editing, but with an audit of the material. The original files from the website were obtained in good quality via FTP. After analyzing the visual archive, I rejected the use of weak amateur clips because they would lower the brand perception and make the advertising look cheap. Out of approximately 100 photos, only the strongest shots were selected that could work as premium advertising visuals.

Based on the selected materials, I created several creative directions: calm premium interior, renovation without constant client oversight, and interior with character. For each direction, vertical 9:16 AI slideshow video creatives were created for Stories/Reels.

Result: the client received not a random cut of photos, but a ready package of advertising video hypotheses built on strong visual selection, clear meanings, and a format suitable for launching in Meta Ads.
250 USD
OpenCart + Meta API Rescue: stabilization of the messaging module.

PHP

How I translated an unstable module from temporary cache to MySQL, analyzed Meta Webhooks, and helped the client separate code bugs from issues with tokens, permissions, and Facebook Business settings. OpenCart + Meta API Rescue: recovery of the Facebook/Instagram messaging module.

The client approached with the task to "fix 5 issues" in the OpenCart module that received comments and messages from Facebook/Instagram via Webhooks. In practice, the task turned out to be not a cosmetic bug fix, but an architectural problem: part of the data lived in temporary cache, statuses were not reliably recorded, and after clearing the cache, the operator could lose the working history of messages.

… I conducted an audit of the OpenCart → SAP module → Facebook/Instagram Webhooks → cache → MySQL → admin interface connection and suggested not to fix the symptoms but to rebuild the foundation. The critical messaging logic was transferred from JSON files to MySQL so that dialogues, statuses, and history would not depend on the clearing of the OpenCart cache.

Additionally, I introduced a testing protocol based on real video of the client's workflow, set up diagnostic logs, helped separate code bugs from Meta API issues, and explained where the cause lies not in the module, but in permissions, tokens, and bindings of Facebook/Instagram accounts.

During the work, additional improvements were also implemented: live indication of new messages, sound notifications, and stable caching of avatars. As a result, the client received not just fixed buttons, but a more resilient architecture of the module and a clear technical roadmap for further development.

Stack: PHP, OpenCart, MySQL, JavaScript, Facebook Graph API, Instagram API, Webhooks, Meta Business, legacy refactoring.
290 USD
How to make managers delegate tasks without errors and downtime

Web Programming

TZ Wizard — an internal web tool for managers that helps transfer tasks to programmers without chaos in access, correspondence, and manual clarifications.

The main problem that the project solves: a manager in a hurry may send the wrong admin URL, login, password, or FTP access. As a result, the programmer takes the task into work, spends time checking, and then it turns out that the accesses are not working, deadlines shift, and the client experiences delays.

… I developed a form that automatically checks accesses before transferring the task: WordPress Admin, FTP, mandatory fields for the site, language, GEO, and theme. If something is entered incorrectly, the manager sees the error immediately, rather than after the task has already been started.

What the system does:
- collects data for one or several sites;
- checks access to WordPress Admin;
- checks FTP access from the server;
- validates mandatory fields;
- shows the programmer's status: free / busy;
- allows quick addition of several sites;
- saves successful submissions in structured JSON;
- can send the final file to Telegram;
- returns clear errors for each site.

Technical implementation:

Frontend: HTML, CSS, Vanilla JavaScript
Backend: PHP
WP check: Python + requests
FTP check: PHP FTP extension
Integrations: Telegram Bot API
Data format: JSON
Architecture: single-page form + server endpoints

The WordPress check is separated into a standalone Python script: it opens wp-login.php, sends the login/password, analyzes the final URL, and determines whether the login to the admin panel was successful.

FTP is checked on the server via PHP: connection to the host, login, passive mode, and an attempt to list the directory.

Business result:
The project reduces the number of errors in transferring accesses and saves the programmer's time. Instead of chaotic messages in Telegram, the manager receives one clear tool: filled in the data, checked the accesses, sent the task.

This is not just a form, but a quality control outline for incoming data before the start of development.

#php #python #javascript #backend #api #telegrambot #automation #development #optimization #workflow #qualitygate #webdevelopment #businessanalytics #b2b #management #fullstack #businessarchitecture
200 USD
Integration of the ViarCanvas branch network into Apple Maps and Waze

Search Engine Reputation Management (SERM)

Integration of ViarCanvas branch network into Apple Maps and Waze

Task:
The client needed to add the branches of ViarCanvas to the mapping services Apple Maps and Waze. Initially, 4 locations were discussed for the project, but during the process, the client provided data for 6 branches in Latvia, Lithuania, and Estonia: Riga, Daugavpils, Kaunas, Vilnius, Tallinn, and Tartu. For each location, it was necessary to correctly specify the address, phone number, website, working hours, category, and description in the local language.
…
What I did:
I created and set up a separate infrastructure for the project: a new Apple ID, email, and Apple Business Connect account. To expedite moderation, technical business verification was used through a TXT record of the domain, which allowed passing verification without a long wait for documents. After that, all 6 branches were entered into Apple Business Connect and sent for moderation.

Project complexity:
Apple rejected some locations due to discrepancies between the data in the listings and what the robot saw on the website. In particular, there were issues with the business category and confirming local phone numbers for Lithuania and Estonia. I analyzed the moderation responses, changed the category to the one required by Apple — Printing and Copy Service, synchronized it for all branches, and provided the client’s programmer with precise technical specifications: to add local phone numbers to the website footer so that the Apple robot could verify them across all language versions.

Waze:
For Waze, a feature of the platform was identified: the system restricts remote addition of points due to spam protection and requires a local GPS signal from the user in the region. I analyzed the mechanics of Waze, explained the process to the client, and assisted in adding points through a driver/employee on-site. For one of the locations, an application in Waze was successfully created with the correct category and photo.

Result:
The project was completed exceeding the initial scope: instead of 4 locations, a network of 6 branches was developed. At the time of the final report, the locations in Latvia and Lithuania were successfully confirmed and indexed in Apple Maps, while Estonia remained under moderation control. The client noted that all locations passed moderation, were correctly linked to the brand, and were indexed on the maps.

Client feedback:
The client noted complete immersion in the project, prompt response to changes, detailed explanations of each stage, attention to detail, and understanding of Apple’s requirements. They also specifically mentioned that the work was done professionally, on time, and exceeded the initial agreements on volume.

Integration of branches into Apple Maps / Waze — from $200–350.
Multiplatform mapping for the branch network — from $350–700+.

#AppleMaps #AppleBusinessConnect #Waze #WazeMaps #LocalSEO #MapsSEO #BusinessListings #GoogleMaps #BingPlaces #OpenStreetMap #TomTom #HEREMaps #LocalBusiness #BusinessVerification #LocationManagement #MapListings #LocalSearch #DigitalPresence #TechnicalSEO #BrandPresence #FreelanceCase #PortfolioCase #VerifiedReview #ViarCanvas #BalticBusiness #LatviaBusiness #LithuaniaBusiness #EstoniaBusiness #Me4Hik
16 USD
Technical SEO & Content Architecture

Website SEO Audit

Project Title:
Technical SEO & Content Architecture: Refactoring the Homepage of a Hosting Provider (Hvosting.ua)

Brief Description:
… Transforming a basic copywriting task into a full technical SEO audit and content integration. Refactored the HTML structure of the homepage, implemented Schema.org microdata, and prepared developer-oriented code for quick content integration.

Full Project Description:
Input Data:
The client (hosting provider) requested the writing of several standard SEO articles to fill the website.

Technical Audit and Problem Identification:
Analysis of the website's source code showed that simply adding text would not yield SEO results due to significant errors in the DOM structure:

Lack of a semantic core in tags (the main heading was not an H1).

Violation of heading hierarchy (using instead of proper tags).

Empty functional blocks in the layout.

Absence of structured data for search engines.

My Solution (Technical Content Engineering):
I argued to the client the impracticality of "blindly" writing texts and suggested focusing the budget (700 UAH) on a deep development of one, the most conversion-oriented page — the Homepage.

Instead of a text document (Word), the client received a ready-to-implement HTML manual that can be handed over to the developer for the "Copy-Paste" method.

Implemented Task Stack:

Meta Tags Optimization: Relevant Title and Description were written considering commercial intents (NVMe, KVM, locations).

Refactoring the DOM Tree: Clear instructions were created for replacing incorrect div containers with semantically correct tags and .

Content Integration into UI: Concise marketing texts were written to fill empty advantage blocks (advt-item) directly in the HTML markup.

Implementation of Schema.org: Random FAQ output was replaced with a static block with embedded microdata FAQPage and Question/Answer. This ensures the appearance of rich snippets in Google search results.

LSI Copywriting: A structured SEO article was developed for the website footer, wrapped in responsive HTML layout (Bootstrap grid, lists, H3 headings).

Result:
The client received not just text, but a ready technical solution for correcting the page architecture and improving search ranking. The work was accepted on the first attempt without revisions.

Why This Approach is Beneficial for Business:
I do not work as a regular "typist." My task is to integrate content into the product. You receive ready code and clear technical instructions that save hours of work for your Front-end developer and are guaranteed to be read by Google algorithms.

Skills (Portfolio Tags):
#SEO #SearchPromotion #HTML #CSS #Layout #SEOaudit #TechnicalDocumentation #ContentManager #MarketingResearch
White Page Production: 100+ sites. FB/Google. Deadline: 1 hour/site

Website Development

Streaming creation of White Page for traffic arbitration. I work on a strict timeline (author's algorithm). Uniqueness of templates, AI content for any GEO, cleaning of stop words. I deliver a ready website in 60 minutes.

Specialization: Creating moderation-passing White Pages for Facebook/Google Ads. I understand that in arbitration, time is money. Therefore, I do not create websites "from scratch"; I assemble them on a streamlined conveyor in 60 minutes.

… My working algorithm (Internal standard): I work strictly by the timer to ensure stable quality and speed. Here is how the process of creating your website looks:

00:00 – 10:00 | Deployment

Installing WordPress, Elementor Pro, Envato Elements.

Importing a lightweight template (Hello Theme) and a Kit set for the theme.

Assembling Header and Footer, setting global styles.

10:00 – 25:00 | Structure and Cleaning

Creating mandatory pages: Home, Blog, Contacts, Privacy Policy, Terms, Disclaimer.

Removing unnecessary blocks, "traces" of the template, and heavy scripts.

Setting up the Cookies banner and feedback forms.

25:00 – 45:00 | AI Content and Localization

Generating unique articles and descriptions (GPT) strictly for your GEO and language (China, Latam, Europe).

Cleaning stop words: Checking the text for triggers (Betting, Crypto, Casino, Earn money) to avoid a ban.

Selecting and uploading thematic images (without copyright).

45:00 – 60:00 | Finalization and QA

Setting up menus and interlinking.

Checking the mobile version (Mobile First).

Final testing of forms and loading speed.

Project delivery.

Results and volumes:

Experience: 100+ completed whites.

Capacity: I create 5-6 websites in a calm mode, up to 12 websites per day in "emergency" mode.

Topics: Game development, Finance, Sports blogs, Yoga/Health, Legal services.

Why teams work with me:

Autonomy: You provide access and a technical task — in an hour you receive the link.

Understanding of the niche: I know what a "cloaca" is, why a white page is needed, and why the word "Win" cannot be used.

Flexibility: I quickly adapt to new moderation requirements.

Stack: #WordPress #Elementor #Arbitrage #Traffic #WhitePage
500 USD
Tech Content Lead: Filling CMS and Bug Tracking (500+ positions)

Content Management

Comprehensive work on filling the "Real Wellness" application. Transformation of "raw" data from Excel into the structure of a mobile application. QA testing of the admin panel, compiling bug reports, finding technical solutions (workarounds) during system failures.

Full project description:
Product: Application for mindful eating and health (Healthy Alert / Real Wellness). Specificity: Critical importance of data accuracy (allergens, measurements, nutritional values). An error in the numbers is unacceptable.
…
TASK: Transfer a database of 578 unique recipes and 200 ingredients from unstructured Excel tables into a custom CMS (admin panel) of the application.

COMPLEXITY (Why this is not just "copy-paste"):

Complex data architecture: Each recipe is a multi-level object. It was necessary not just to insert text but to link entities: "Ingredient" + "Weight Measure" (cup/tbsp/grams) + "Processing Type" + "Tags" + "Allergens".

Software instability: The admin panel was in active development (Beta). Saving cards regularly "crashed," and there were validation errors in fields.

High responsibility: This application is about health. Confusing "peanut" (allergen) with "cashew" or "tsp" with "tbsp" means putting the client at risk of a lawsuit.

MY SOLUTION AND PROCESS:

1. Data Management:

Conducted an analysis of the source tables, structured the data for streaming input.

Implemented manual transfer of 578 cards with cross-checking of each field.

Configured the logic of tags (Breakfast, Snack, Vegan, etc.) for the correct functioning of filters in the application.

2. QA & Bug Reporting:

During the work process, acted as a QA tester. Upon discovering bugs (for example, a failure when saving a long description), did not stop working but documented the error.

Prepared professional bug reports in Jira/Task tracker: (Reproduction steps, Screenshots, Logs, Expected result).

Found "workarounds": when the admin panel did not save data directly, I found a way to input them in parts or by editing the element's code to meet the deadline while programmers fixed the bug.

RESULT:

The database is 100% filled and validated (578 recipes).

Developers received detailed error reports, which accelerated bug fixes in the admin panel.

The client received ready-to-release content without delays, despite technical software issues.

Why this is beneficial for the client (My principles):
1. Autonomy in emergencies: If your software "glitches," I do not sit idly by waiting for it to "fix itself." I look for a way to complete the task despite the bugs or provide clear technical instructions to the programmer on how to fix it.

2. Accuracy of "pharmaceutical" level: I understand the difference between just text and data. In working with numbers, prices, recipes, or articles, I use triple verification.

3. Understanding of development: I speak the same language as programmers. My bug reports help them work faster, not irritate them.
4000 USD
578 AI photos of dishes for the culinary database: Midjourney production pipe

Illustrations & Drawings

Implemented AI production of visual content for a culinary project: 578 unique dish images + 200 ingredient images.

The task was not just to "generate beautiful pictures," but to create a large visual catalog for a specific recipe database. For each dish, it was necessary to consider the composition, ingredients, visual presentation, and overall style of the project.

… Client's Problem

The client needed to organize a large recipe database, but standard solutions were not suitable:

— stock photos did not provide an exact match with the recipes;
— real food photography would require cooking, a studio, a photographer, props, and a large budget;
— images needed to look appetizing, realistic, and in a unified style;
— some requirements were subjective: "tasty / not tasty," "not the right plate," "too bright an ingredient," "needs to look more like the recipe."

What Was Done

I built a full-fledged AI production pipeline, not just a one-time generation of images.

The work included:

— analyzing the Excel specifications with recipes, ingredients, weights, and tags;
— preparing prompts for each category of dishes;
— generating images in Midjourney v6;
— controlling the correspondence of images to the recipes;
— selecting the best options;
— a cycle of revisions through cloud comments;
— finalizing images until approval;
— maintaining a unified visual style: light, angle, dishes, background, atmosphere;
— final systematization of images for further use in the project.

Result

As a result, the following was prepared:

— 578 approved dish images;
— 200 ingredient images;
— a unified visual style for the entire database;
— ready content for the website, blog, cookbook, and internal recipe database;
— a production process that replaced expensive and lengthy traditional food photography.

The project was completed despite a large volume of revisions and subjective requirements for the "appetizing" quality of the images.

Why This Is Valuable

This project saved the client months of work and a significant budget. With traditional food photography, hundreds of dishes would have to be prepared, a studio rented, a photographer and stylist hired, ingredients purchased, and post-processing done. Instead, the client received a large visual catalog through the AI production pipeline.

This was a full-fledged AI production pipeline, not a one-time image generation. For a similar project, the starting cost now begins at $1,500, and with strict recipes, a large number of revisions, and requirements for a unified visual system — $2,000–4,000+.

Why It Is Safe to Work with Me

I am not afraid of revisions and subjective assessments. If the client says "doesn't look tasty," I do not argue but redo it until the desired result is achieved.

I work carefully with the specifications. If specific ingredients are listed in the recipe, I ensure that the image corresponds to the logic of the dish and does not turn into a random beautiful picture.

I can handle large volumes. The project involved hundreds of recipes, revisions, comments, tables, and final systematization — all of this was brought to completion.
200 USD
YouTube Growth Hack: Turning $8 Ad Spend into 41k Views via

Social Media Marketing (SMM)

Short Description: YouTube video producing case study. Used a micro-budget Google Ads campaign ($8) to trigger YouTube's recommendation algorithm, resulting in 41,000+ total views (93% organic/free).

Full Project Description:

… The Challenge: Jumpstart a stagnant channel in a competitive niche. The goal was to prove that strategic content planning combined with paid traffic can yield viral organic results.

The Solution ("Smart Seed" Strategy): Instead of buying expensive traffic, I used a precision strike method:

Topic Research: Identified high-demand keywords using SEO tools.

Content Iteration: Produced and tested ~10 videos to find the one with the best retention metrics.

The Trigger (Google Ads): Launched a low-budget campaign (~$8) to deliver the first 3,000 views.

Algorithm Hacking: The paid engagement signaled relevance to YouTube's AI, which then pushed the video into "Suggested Videos" and "Browse Features".

Results:

Ad Spend: ~$8 (3,071 paid views).

Organic Reach: The algorithm generated an additional 38,000+ free views.

Conversion: Gained 240+ subscribers within the first month of the boost.

Proof: Traffic source analytics show "Recommendations" overtook "Advertising" within days.

Skills: #YouTubeGrowth #GoogleAds #VideoMarketing #ContentStrategy #ViralMarketing #SEO
2 USD
Intros for YouTube

Infographics

Bumpers for YouTube
300 USD
Naming of the IT startup: brought the project out of a creative deadlock

Naming & Slogans

Naming an IT startup: from creative deadlock to clear brand packaging

The client was launching an IT service for small businesses: office networks, Wi-Fi, routers, provider connections, documentation, equipment diagnostics, and troubleshooting technical chaos.

… The problem was not a lack of ideas. There were too many ideas. The names had already started to evoke strange associations: one sounded like a transportation company, another like a technical ointment for pain, and a third like an overly abstract startup without a living meaning.

The task was not just to "come up with a beautiful name." It was necessary to find formulations that small businesses would understand immediately:

"We have a mess with the network, Wi-Fi, wires, access, and equipment. We need someone to bring this into order."

What was done

I conducted a manual processing of names and performed competitive research in the niche — about 50 similar IT/office/network services.

After that, I filtered out options that sounded too abstract, technical, boring, or evoked incorrect associations.

The final names were created not from "beauty," but from the client's pain:

Network in order — for businesses that have a network, but it lives its own life.
Everything works — for owners who do not want to figure out why it doesn't print, doesn't load, and doesn't connect.
Office without valerian — for offices where every technical failure turns into a nervous breakdown.
Network without nerves — for clients who need not magic, but calm stable operation.
IT that you don't remember — as a strong slogan for a service that removes technical noise from business life.

For each option, a logic was prepared:

client's pain → emotional trigger → advertising meaning → English adaptation → strengths and weaknesses of the name.

Result

The client received not just a list of names, but a clear foundation for the brand, website, logo, LinkedIn/Facebook pages, and future advertising communication.

The main value of the work — the names began to speak the language of the client, not the language of a technician.

Not "managed infrastructure provider."
But simpler and stronger:

"Make it so that everything works in the office and no one has to take valerian because of Wi-Fi."

#naming #businessnames #startup #branding #positioning #IT #ITservice #smallbusiness #competitoranalysis #businesspackaging #slogans #brandnaming #startupnaming
700 USD
AI-assisted sales audit and deal script development.

Lead Generation & Sales

Sales Drop Analysis: How to Build a Closing System from the Chaos of Correspondence in Safe

I conducted an analysis of my own sales drop on Freelancehunt. There were applications, dialogues, and client interest, but the conversion to opening Safe became lower. Instead of emotional conclusions like "the market is dead," "AI is ruining sales," or "the problem is with me," statistics on correspondence were gathered, hypotheses were tested, and a new sales scheme was created: from the first touch to fixing the terms before the start.

… At the start, there were hypotheses:

— ChatGPT makes responses too dry, legalistic, and overloaded;
— prices have gone up, some clients started dropping off;
— the 30-day Safe became too strict a filter;
— refusal to have calls could reduce trust;
— perhaps the problem lies with me as a performer.

What was done

Dialogues from the period from late March to early May were analyzed. Weak and successful correspondences were analyzed separately. Dialogues were categorized: hot leads, stalled, lost due to price, lost due to format, non-targeted, and fresh.

Approximate statistics on correspondences:

— about 50 dialogues;
— 15–18 commercially normal leads;
— 6–8 hot leads where the client already asked about price, terms, or start;
— 12–15 normal dialogues stalled due to overload or weak follow-up;
— 8–10 clients clearly did not fit the budget;
— 5–6 wanted a different format: call, voice, off-platform;
— 6–8 were non-targeted, vague, or toxic tasks.

Main conclusion

The problem was in the order of presentation.

Clients often asked "how much?", "how to start?", "can you?", and in response received a large block: risks, deadlines, Deep Work, 30 days, arbitration, KPIs, moderation, exclusions from the budget.

In essence, this was correct. Timing-wise — too early.

ChatGPT indeed enhanced accuracy, legal protection, and detail. In the absence of a script, this overloaded the client. Meanwhile, in successful cases, ChatGPT helped to better package the strategy, boundaries of responsibility, and protection.

The price increase also became a factor. Some clients filtered out. But the first stage format worked best: test, audit, PoC, diagnostics, 1 task.

The 30-day Safe is needed for protection in arbitration. The mistake was that it sometimes sounded earlier than the client could see the value. The new wording: active work takes X days, and the Safe is set with a buffer for accesses, checks, approvals, and pauses.

New solution

A 3-stage sales script was formed:

First touch: short diagnostics, main risk, first reasonable step, relevant experience.
Response to the question about price / deadlines: what I do, what the client receives, price, active term, Safe term as a technical buffer.
Before the start: fixing the terms in the working area — volume, result, deadlines, what is included, what is not included, completion criteria, external factors.

Price formation principle

Below the survival zone — I do not take.
Comfort zone not yet closed — can be flexible for the sake of stability, a normal client, continuation, case, and confidence.
Comfort zone closed — only profitable formats are sold: Deep Focus, background mode, VIP ×7, paid audit, or small first stage.

Outcome

The result was a full-fledged system: it became clear where the sale broke down, which hypotheses were partially confirmed, how to build the first stage, how to fix the terms, and how to form the price.

Cost of similar work for business: from $700 to $1200.

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Real expert
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Quick answers
First-class quality
Nice communication
High responsibility
Great price
Lightning fast

17 June 75 USD
Setting up Semi-Automatic Mailing in Instantly.ai

Quality

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Quickly, efficiently, clearly, and professionally.

Denis Dmitrov | Safe

| Response review

11 June 447 USD
I am looking for a targeting specialist for a mobile application (iOS / Android) - launch and testing stage.

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Работой доволен. МОгу рекомендовать.
Все очень подробно описывает, все условия договора выполнены.
Спасибо

Aleksandr G | Safe

| Response review

8 June 350 USD
Setting up Google Ads for Mrpl Towing LLC

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Everything went well, all my needs are met)

Olga Vecherkina | Personal | Response review

29 May 112 USD
Set up Google Ads for the main keywords

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Arseniy very professionally accompanied the entire process and qualitatively performed the planned work.

Dmitro Tishchenko | Safe

| Response review

24 May 150 USD
Hello) it's me again)

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Hello! Everything is good and clear! Let's keep working.

Olga Vecherkina | Personal | Response review

21 May 22 USD
Assistance with setting up advertising on Rozetka and Epicenter

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Everything is great. I highly recommend a very knowledgeable specialist!

Oksana Daniyelyan | Safe

| Response review

21 May 200 USD
Need consultation on LearnWorlds.

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Arseniy approached the task very carefully, diligently, and punctually. Out of 10 points, 10. I am glad to work with such people.

Viktor Elene | Safe

| Response review

7 April 79 USD
Waze

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Positive experience, I will reach out.

Roman Kovalchuk | Personal | Response review

24 March 139 USD
Placement on maps

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Everything is luxurious at the highest level, I definitely recommend! I plan to implement other projects with Arseniy.

Vladislavs R. | Personal | Response review

11 March 77 USD
Additional payment for the Google Ads project

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Arseniy is a competent specialist in contextual advertising. The project was carried out professionally, all issues were discussed promptly. Thank you for the work done.

Aleksey Gapochka | Safe

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3 March 70 USD
Add the company Apple map, Waze

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The contractor fully immersed themselves in the project, promptly responding to all changes, explaining each stage in detail, and keeping the process under control until the final result. I especially want to highlight their attention to detail and understanding of Apple’s requirements — all locations successfully passed moderation, were correctly linked to the brand, and are indexed on maps. Even the nuances that arose with the photographs were competently addressed, and specific solutions were proposed. The work was completed professionally, on time, and exceeded the initial agreements in terms of volume. Communication was at a high level, always available, everything was clear and to the point. I recommend them as a reliable and competent specialist. I would be happy to collaborate again.

Vladislavs R. | Safe

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20 February 36 USD
In the OpenCart module, fix 5 issues related to the Facebook API.

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I am very satisfied with the collaboration with Arsen. A responsible performer. Always in touch. Communication is clear and to the point with detailed explanations. Open to discussion and suggestions. Ready to do more if needed but will still bring the matter to the desired result. A pleasure to deal with.

Vladimir P. | Safe

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25 January 16 USD
Article for the website.

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Thank you, everything is good! Arseniy is always in touch, it's convenient to ask questions and discuss details. I recommend for collaboration.

Alena Kravchenko | Personal | Response review

21 March 2025 60 USD
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Wonderful performer, pleasant to communicate with, it feels like they are trying hard. I recommend them to everyone!

Oleksii Kozynko | Safe

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Activity

Projects underway 3	Budget	Added	Deadlines
Architectural document MVP OrientoGrace: LearnWorlds, funnel, personal account, launch 500 USD	500 USD	18 Jun	21 days
Test launch of Meta / Instagram Ads for RX Fitness Club 335 USD	335 USD	16 Jun	21 days
Marketing Audit + Fractional Marketing Manager 1800 USD	1800 USD	9 Jun	12 days

Latest proposals 10	Budget	Added	Deadlines	Proposal
Checking and configuring cloud, agents, skills. 603 USD	603 USD	00:56	20 days
Setting up mailing in HeyReach 110 USD	110 USD	18 Jun	5 days
Setting up and launching a Google Ads advertising campaign for B2B and B2C services in the construction sector, tech 603 USD	603 USD	18 Jun	30 days
Architectural document MVP OrientoGrace: LearnWorlds, funnel, personal account, launch 500 USD	500 USD	18 Jun	21 days
Need consultation on LearnWorlds. 500 USD	500 USD	18 Jun	21 days	withdrawn
Launch of book advertising on ads.google 268 USD	268 USD	18 Jun	10 days
Registration in Google Merchant Center and Smart Advertising Campaign Performance Max (PMax) 223 USD	223 USD	18 Jun	10 days	rejected
Audit and setup of GA4 and Google Ads for OpenCart 3 223 USD	223 USD	17 Jun	10 days
Set up data transfer from the Meta ads cabinet to Google Sheets 335 USD	335 USD	17 Jun	10 days
Set up Google Ads, Google Shopping, and SEO 335 USD	335 USD	17 Jun	10 days

Arseny Antonenko

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🤖 HUMAN SPECIALIST + AI TASK MANAGEMENT LAYER

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Reviews and compliments on completed projects 14

17 June 75 USD Setting up Semi-Automatic Mailing in Instantly.ai

11 June 447 USD I am looking for a targeting specialist for a mobile application (iOS / Android) - launch and testing stage.

8 June 350 USD Setting up Google Ads for Mrpl Towing LLC

29 May 112 USD Set up Google Ads for the main keywords

24 May 150 USD Hello) it's me again)

21 May 22 USD Assistance with setting up advertising on Rozetka and Epicenter

21 May 200 USD Need consultation on LearnWorlds.

7 April 79 USD Waze

24 March 139 USD Placement on maps

11 March 77 USD Additional payment for the Google Ads project

3 March 70 USD Add the company Apple map, Waze

20 February 36 USD In the OpenCart module, fix 5 issues related to the Facebook API.

25 January 16 USD Article for the website.

21 March 2025 60 USD Add information to the system

Activity

17 June 75 USD
Setting up Semi-Automatic Mailing in Instantly.ai

11 June 447 USD
I am looking for a targeting specialist for a mobile application (iOS / Android) - launch and testing stage.

8 June 350 USD
Setting up Google Ads for Mrpl Towing LLC

29 May 112 USD
Set up Google Ads for the main keywords

24 May 150 USD
Hello) it's me again)

21 May 22 USD
Assistance with setting up advertising on Rozetka and Epicenter

21 May 200 USD
Need consultation on LearnWorlds.

7 April 79 USD
Waze

24 March 139 USD
Placement on maps

11 March 77 USD
Additional payment for the Google Ads project

3 March 70 USD
Add the company Apple map, Waze

20 February 36 USD
In the OpenCart module, fix 5 issues related to the Facebook API.

25 January 16 USD
Article for the website.

21 March 2025 60 USD
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