I’m looking for an experienced Bubble developer to convert an existing Figma design into a responsive Bubble web app and assist with turning the completed web app into iOS and Android mobile apps using a reliable mobile wrapper or native-wrapper solution. The UI, page flow, and core user journey are already prepared. The work may include building the screens in Bubble, creating reusable elements, setting up responsive layouts, connecting page navigation, and ensuring the finished app closely matches the Figma design across desktop and mobile. The developer may also assist with securely integrating the OpenAI API and other APIs with Bubble, reviewing backend workflows, protecting API keys and sensitive credentials, and advising on RevenueCat and iOS/Android subscription integration. Experience with Bubble mobile wrappers, such as Natively or similar platforms, is preferred. The developer should be able to advise on the best approach for converting the Bubble web app into App Store and Google Play-ready mobile apps, including native mobile functions, in-app purchases, push notifications, and store submission requirements. This project is confidential. The selected freelancer must sign an NDA and Statement of Work before receiving the full Figma file, product details, app access, or credentials. Please include examples of similar Figma-to-Bubble projects and explain your experience with responsive Bubble development, backend workflows, API security, mobile wrappers, RevenueCat, and iOS/Android app deployment.

We're looking for a Google Ads specialist who actually understands the data side, not just the algorithm. Plenty of people can run campaigns. We need someone who can go into the account, look at what the conversion data is actually telling them, and know whether it's healthy or broken, then fix it or flag it before we have to ask. You'd be working across several local, multi-location, business-to-client accounts. These run Google Search, Performance Max, and Local Services Ads. We'd start you on one account, and if it's a fit, expand from there. What the role actually requires: You need real, hands-on experience with offline conversion tracking. Not "I've heard of it," but actually passing conversion data back to feed the algorithm a better signal. You should know your way around the Google Ads Data Manager API. And you need genuine Local Services Ads experience, since LSAs are a core part of these accounts. Just as important: you need to be proactive and vocal. If leads are coming in but not converting, we want you asking why before we do, pushing on conversion rate optimization… don’t just sit. We work on a cadence built around specific KPIs, and we want someone who wants to keep iterating and optimizing against them, month over month. You'd join one monthly all-hands with the rest of the team and report directly to the CMO. A few questions. Please answer these directly in your application: 1. How do you use offline conversion tracking to prime the algorithm? Walk us through what you're actually passing back and how. 2. Would you run Performance Max on these accounts? If so, when would you turn it on, and what would you want in place first? 3. Have you worked directly with the Google Ads Data Manager API? What did you use it for? 4. How do you approach tracking and optimizing Local Services Ads leads differently from standard Search? 5. An account is getting plenty of leads, but they're not converting. What's your first move? How this works: This is a multi-step process. First, we'd have you audit one of our current accounts, then present your findings to us on a call. From there, we'll scope out the ongoing engagement together. Three things to note: 1. Anyone using AI to generate automated responses to this post will be disqualified immediately. We can tell, and we're not interested. 2. If you are just outsourcing your work, please be upfront. We sometimes will do working sessions together. Do not apply if you plan on just outsourcing. 3. Bonus points if you answer the questions above on a quick Loom.

We are looking for a highly skilled Domo BI consultant to support the development of executive-facing marketing dashboards and reporting frameworks. This engagement will begin as a paid pilot project designed to evaluate both technical capabilities and overall fit for a larger body of work. The selected consultant will work within a staging Domo environment using pre-built frameworks and sample datasets to help us further operationalize and scale reporting infrastructure. The primary objective of the pilot is to assess the candidate’s ability to: - Build and enhance dashboards in Domo - Translate business frameworks into scalable reporting logic - Integrate and model data across multiple sources - Create clear, executive-ready visualizations and KPI structures - Work quickly and independently within an existing analytics framework The work is heavily focused on marketing analytics, including campaign performance, influencer measurement, ROI frameworks, and cross-channel reporting. This is not an entry-level or training-oriented engagement. We are specifically looking for someone with strong existing Domo experience who can execute quickly with minimal ramp-up. Successful completion of the pilot project may lead to additional ongoing consulting work tied to broader dashboard development and analytics initiatives.

I'm a marketing consultant managing a Shopify website build for a B2B client. The client is a specialty equipment distributor with an established customer base, existing Zoho CRM and Zoho Books infrastructure, and a mix of public and house-account customers. I have attached a full technical brief and draft sitemap. Please read before applying. WHAT WE'RE BUILDING • Shopify storefront on a premium theme (design provided, no design work needed from you) • E-commerce catalog for consumables and parts: 100-200 SKUs at launch, up to 1,000 at scale • Zoho CRM and Zoho Books integration: product sync, order sync, and pricing sync • Multi-tier B2B pricing: 5-6 price tiers for house accounts, MAP pricing for public visitors • Customer login portal with tier-based pricing at checkout • PO number checkout option for logged-in account holders • Drop-ship and warehouse fulfillment routing • Territory-based sales rep locator (state-level lookup minimum) THE MOST IMPORTANT QUESTION Before anything else, I need your honest assessment: can multi-tier B2B pricing with Zoho sync work on Shopify standard, or does this require Shopify Plus? This single answer shapes the entire project budget. I need a clear, experienced opinion, not a maybe. WHO I'M LOOKING FOR • Demonstrated Shopify B2B e-commerce experience (show me examples) • Hands-on Zoho CRM or Zoho Books integration experience, specifically with Shopify • Familiarity with B2B pricing structures and customer account portals • Strong communicator who flags problems early • Available to start within 6-10 weeks (design runs in parallel) WHAT THIS IS NOT • Not a design project. Approved designs will be handed to you. • Not a content project. Copy and product data will be provided. • Not a Zoho cleanup project. Client's Zoho data will be clean and structured before build starts. BUDGET AND ENGAGEMENT TYPE Hourly engagement. Estimated 80-160 hours depending on integration complexity. The Zoho integration scope is not fully certifiable until a developer has assessed it. Budget range: $6,000-$15,000+ USD total estimated. Rate and hours breakdown welcome in your proposal. HOW TO APPLY Read the attached brief in full before submitting a proposal. In your proposal, include: • Your answer to the Shopify standard vs. Plus question • Your preferred approach for the Zoho integration • A relevant example of a Shopify B2B project you've built with CRM integration • Your hourly rate and rough hour estimate for this scope Proposals that do not address these four points will not be reviewed.

I am looking for someone who can spend 30 minutes (or less) with me on a zoom call to help get my affiliate tracking dashboard, Everflow, connected to my Meta ads account through the Conversion API. Even if it's 30 minutes or less, I'll pay for the full hour.

We're running offline conversion tracking for a home-services client, and it's only half working. Some conversions land in Google Ads with the right value; others silently never show up. We need someone who genuinely lives in Google Ads offline conversions to find out why and make it reliable — not a generalist who has "done some Google Ads." The stack: - GoHighLevel (CRM — holds contacts, opportunities, and lead values) - Google Ads (where converted lead value needs to land) - Make.com (webhook automation — form submissions upsert contacts and create opportunities in GHL) - CallRail (call tracking) - A daily CSV import that's supposed to push converted value + GCLID back into Google Ads What's happening right now: Website form leads flow into GHL through Make.com, opportunities get created and assigned a value, and a daily offline-conversions CSV is set up to send that value back to Google Ads matched on GCLID. The problem is it's partial — some rows import fine, others never appear, even after forcing a manual fetch. A test submission with a known value didn't come through at all, so something in the chain is broken or mismapped. Separately, calls coming straight from ads aren't captured at all. Those don't carry a GCLID, so they can't ride the same CSV — they need their own offline import keyed on caller phone number and call start time. Calls aren't currently tracked through GHL either. What we're trying to accomplish: Get GHL reliably feeding offline conversions — value plus GCLID — into Google Ads so the platform can actually read converted lead value and optimize on it. Then extend the same reliability to ads-driven calls so we're not blind on phone leads. How we want to run it: - Phase 1 is audit and diagnosis. Map the full chain from ad click → GCLID capture → GHL → CSV → Google Ads import, and tell us exactly where it breaks and why some convert and some don't. - Phase 2 is the fix plus call-conversion setup. We greenlight the build once we're aligned on what's actually wrong. You're a strong fit if you've built GCLID-based offline conversion tracking end to end, know the Google Ads import requirements cold, and have wired GHL (or a similar CRM) into Google Ads before. Make.com experience is a plus since that's where our automation lives. Please answer these in your proposal: 1. We have a daily offline conversion import that runs but frequently shows zero successful conversions even when the file has rows. What are the first five things you'd check? 2. What columns does Google Ads require for a GCLID-based offline click conversion import, and what's the most common reason a row fails to import without throwing an obvious error? 3. A call comes straight from an ad with no GCLID attached. How do you get that conversion into Google Ads, and how is that mechanically different from importing a form lead? 4. Walk us through how you capture a GCLID at the moment of form submission and make sure it survives all the way into the CRM record. Where does it usually get dropped?

We are looking for someone who is a registered developer with Amazon to help us connect our account via API to get customization data from our orders into our own software.

Want someone to go over our Retell prompts / get best practices, must be a retell partnered agency. Please share previous projects and the name of your business on retells site.

Field Nation ↔ Autotask integration specialist (20 hours, must have used Field Nation's Autotask connector middleware for integration before) We're an MSP running Autotask (PSA) and dispatching field technicians through Field Nation. Using Field Nation's prebuilt Autotask connector, I've already got it creating an Autotask ticket when a Field Nation work order is created, and updating that ticket when the work order changes. What I'm looking for is someone who's done this specific integration before and can take us the rest of the way. Two things I need help with: 1. Finishing the configuration — mapping all the data we want to see flow into Autotask (we're partway there), and getting the field mappings/defaults right. 2. Strategy — I don't want to just make our current process work and miss the bigger picture. I want someone who can look at what we have, understand our business goals, and advise on the best way for these two systems to work together (one-way vs. bidirectional, which fields, avoiding sync loops, what's worth automating vs. not). I plan to buy 20 hours to accomplish the following: a review of our current setup, a best-practices recommendation tied to our goals, hands-on help completing the mappings and direction design, and ideally a short written runbook so we can replicate it in production. To apply, please tell me: - Where you've configured Field Nation's prebuilt Autotask connector specifically (not just Autotask's API or a generic iPaaS tool) — which client/use case, and what you mapped. Screenshots or a reference are a plus. - How you handle setting static/default values on created tickets (e.g., AccountID, Queue, Status, Priority). - How you approach bidirectional sync without creating update loops. - Your availability and time zone. Process: I'd like a short intro call first to understand the work you've done and confirm fit. If I'm confident in your experience, we'll move forward with a block of hours. More hours may be approved depending on results.

SHOPIFY CUSTOM APP MIGRATION — LIFT-AND-SHIFT, NO DEVELOPMENT I'm looking for an experienced developer to perform a clean lift-and-shift migration of two existing custom Shopify apps from my current development agency's hosting infrastructure onto hosting that I own and control. This is purely a migration job. No new features, no code changes, no enhancements. The apps work as intended in their current state — I simply need them moved. THE TWO APPS BEING MIGRATED 1. A custom currency recorder app used for dual-currency (KYD / USD) transaction reconciliation in our Shopify store. 2. A custom Shopify POS UI extension that integrates with our in-store loyalty program (Jericommerce). Both apps are currently live and in operational use. They cannot go dark, even briefly, during the migration. WHAT I NEED FROM YOU - Coordinate with my current developers to obtain the source code, environment variables, deployment configurations, and any other materials needed to redeploy the apps on new infrastructure. - Recommend a target hosting environment that makes the most sense long-term for this kind of workload (e.g. Render, Heroku, AWS, DigitalOcean) and explain why. - Stand up the new hosting environment under accounts that I own. - Deploy the apps onto the new hosting in a staging state, run them in parallel with the existing deployment, and confirm they are functioning identically to the current production version. - Confirm with me, in writing, that the migrated apps are fully functional before any cutover takes place. I will not authorize the cutover until you have demonstrated the new deployment works as expected. - Execute the cutover — switching webhook endpoints, DNS, Shopify app URLs, or any other relevant routing — in a way that produces zero downtime or operational disruption. - Verify all Shopify connections (webhooks, OAuth, app proxies, POS UI extension registration, etc.) are correctly wired to the new hosting after cutover. - Document the new deployment so I have a clear record of where each app lives, how it is accessed, how the environment is configured, and how to maintain it going forward. WHAT I AM NOT LOOKING FOR - No new features. - No code refactoring. - No "improvements" to the apps. - No exploratory audit or rebuild. - The apps work. They just need to live somewhere else. If you see something in the codebase you'd genuinely recommend addressing, flag it to me separately — but do not change it as part of this engagement. Migration first, anything else later, only if I ask. WHO YOU'LL BE COORDINATING WITH This migration involves three parties: 1. You (the migration contractor). 2. My current development team (who will provide source code and deployment details). 3. Me (overseeing the engagement and approving the cutover). You will need to be comfortable coordinating with my current developers professionally to obtain what you need from them. The relationship is winding down, but the handover should be cordial and efficient. I will introduce you to them directly once we have an agreed scope and timeline. WHAT I'M LOOKING FOR IN A CONTRACTOR - Strong experience with Shopify custom apps (private apps, public apps, app extensions, POS UI extensions). - Strong experience with cloud hosting and deployment (Render, Heroku, AWS, DigitalOcean, or equivalent). - Experience with zero-downtime migrations and parallel-deployment cutover patterns. - Comfortable working with code you did not write and deploying it without making changes. - Direct, honest communication style. I do not need to be managed or shielded — I just need clear updates and reliable execution. - IP ownership: all deployment configuration, hosting accounts, environment variables, and documentation produced under this engagement belong to me. QUOTE AND PROPOSAL Please provide: - A fixed-price quote for the full migration as described above. - Your recommended hosting environment and rationale. - An estimated timeline from kickoff to cutover. - A brief description of your relevant prior experience (Shopify app migrations, hosting transitions, or similar). - Any clarifying questions you have before quoting. Looking forward to hearing from you.