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  • Hourly: $30.00 - $75.00
  • Expert
  • Est. time: More than 6 months, Less than 30 hrs/week

*Please read this full post before applying as it's not for everyone * I am not looking for a canned proposal. I won't respond to obviously AI responses * Potential dealbreakers below I am looking for a long-term Google Ads and social media ads specialist who understands small business budgets, local service businesses, hourly work, and clear reporting. I have been in the website and marketing industry for 20+ years. Over time, I have focused my work on WordPress websites, SEO, and marketing support for American small businesses. Most of my clients are local, service-based businesses, no e-commerce. My clients include general contractors, excavators, concrete companies, fence builders, deck builders, dog walkers, therapists, nonprofit consultants, tree farms, and other small business owners. I am looking for someone who can help manage simple paid ad campaigns for some of these clients. This may include Google, Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, and maybe even ChatGPT ads, or a mix depending on the client. Some campaigns may be ongoing. Others may be short-term campaigns for a specific service, event, season, promotion, or business need. I need someone who is comfortable with both. This would be a small team relationship. I want someone reliable, practical, honest, and easy to communicate with. *Possibly dealbreaker for you* Important pricing and workflow note: I do not work on large monthly retainers or project-based pricing. My company bills clients based on real time worked. I know most ad specialists have a monthly minimum per client with package deals starting at $500-1,000/month. That just doesn't work for my clients who are small, local businesses with tight budgets. Each invoice to my client is broken down by: Client Task Time worked If a task takes 10 minutes, I bill 10 minutes. If it takes 47 minutes, I bill 47 minutes. I need someone who is willing to work the same way. Please do not apply if you require a monthly minimum per client. Some clients may only have $100 per month available for ad management. Some may have more. The work will vary by client and by month. This is very important. I work with small businesses that need honest, practical marketing help without being forced into large retainers they cannot afford. Time tracking and payment: You will need to use my FreshBooks Contractor account to track your time. Time must be tracked by client and task. I invoice clients and pay contractors around the first of each month. Honest time tracking is required. Inflated time, padded hours, vague time entries, or time clock theft are dealbreakers. I am loyal to good people, and I want this to become a long-term working relationship. But honesty, integrity, clear communication, and accurate time tracking are non-negotiable. The work may include: - Setting up basic Google and social media campaigns from scratch - Some ad accounts have already been started so will need to give you access. After which, you're welcome to work your magic with the data I've got and create new campaigns. - I'll need you to take lead on guiding me to get you the right access to accounts and to share with me. - Generating New Ads: Doing basic keyword research, writing ad copy, setting location targeting based on client direction and current website, reviewing landing pages if necessary, etc. - Maintaining Ads: Checking search terms, pausing poor-performing items, adjusting keywords or targeting, updating ad copy, reviewing spend, etc. - Monthly Reporting: Send a monthly report via email to me that I will forward to the client after review. You can include any notable highlights they should know or questions to ask. Most campaigns will be simple. I am not looking for overly complicated agency-style campaign builds. I need clean, organized, practical campaigns for local service businesses. You should be comfortable communicating with me directly. Over time, if needed, you can communicate directly with my clients after I make an introduction. Please have: - Well-written communication - Strong customer service skills - A positive attitude - Patience with small budgets Tools You'll Use: - Asana for project management - FreshBooks for time tracking - Search Atlas - I use for SEO but you can use whatever tool you prefer This may be a good fit if: - You intimately understand the back end of the Google ecosystem (Ads, Analytics, Search Console, Tags, etc.) - You've been doing this long enough that you don't need much direction. - You don't just go through the motions of running ads but actually use your brain and help these small businesses get leads and survive. - You're completely comfortable with small budgets, small business owners, and sometimes fickle budgets. - You don't require monthly minimums and have no problem working hourly and even prefer it that way for transparency and honesty. - You're interested in long-term work. This is not a good fit if you: - Only work with large ad budgets - Require a monthly minimum per client - Require large retainers - Only work on project-based pricing - Do not want detailed hourly tracking - Do not want to use FreshBooks for time tracking - Do not want to work with small local businesses I am looking for someone for the long haul. If I find the right fit, I believe this can grow over time. I already have a solid base of about 40 clients, and I am confident I will bring in more work once I have the right person helping with paid ads.

  • Hourly: $30.00 - $300.00
  • Intermediate
  • Est. time: 1 to 3 months, Less than 30 hrs/week

Seeking a skilled lawyer to handle a landlord negligence case resulting in $20,000 of damages to business belongings, loss of income, and exposure to severe rat infestation resulting in hospitalization. Backstory: I have a small business that specializes in event rentals, mainly linens, rugs, and pillows. So a lot of textiles, along with specialty rentals that were custom-made and expensive. I rent a 10x20 sq ft storage unit in Santa Ana, California. The storage is Cubesmart, located at 2730 S Fairview St, Santa Ana, CA 92704. For context: I live full-time in Maine, but have a team and my co-owner (my sister, Jillian) based in Orange County. On January 18th, my sister accessed the unit to pick up items for an event. A rat came out from behind the pillows she was grabbing off the shelf, startling her and causing her to fall. She immediately let me know what happened. She reported that there were rat droppings both within the unit and along the row. She sent me a video of everything, and at the time, there were minimal droppings and no significant damage to items. On January 20th, I contacted the customer service line. The representative said he would escalate this and I would be getting a call back within the next day or so. He also confirmed he filed a report, which would be sent to the local office. Unfortunately, there is hardly anyone there at the storage office, and they rarely pick up the phone. Which is why I have needed to call customer service so many times. I never received a call. From that date onward, I repeatedly followed up regarding this issue. Being told someone would call within 48 hours, but never receiving any contact from them, other than for a late payment. I did not pay the February rent. After all, I wanted to speak to the office about the rats and a rate decrease, as I was not able to access the unit due to safety reasons. Over the next two months, I never had anyone call me about the rats. Until finally it escalated to a General Manager named Greg. Greg was horrific to deal with. He claims he has never heard of a rat issue. Which is wild because of all the reports I made, that were supposedly sent to their office. I brought up the cleanliness issue and the safety issues. I mentioned that my unit was broken into in August along with 20 others. He tells me they did not have any break-ins, but I have an email from them that there was one and mine was one of the units robbed. Greg tells me they are not responsible and that I would have to clean the unit. He said it was something I must have put in there. I let him know that we do not deal with food, and the only items that come in contact with food are the table linens. Those linens are picked up from our office and professionally cleaned before they ever come to the storage unit. There is no food, and nothing is attracting them in my unit. I informed him I'm immunocompromised, but he did not care and said it's my problem. I came to California at the end of March to deal with all of this in person. When I accessed the unit, I was shocked and sickened that my entire inventory was destroyed. If it wasn't torn apart, ripped, or chewed, it was peed and pooped on. The smell was horrific, penetrating items in sealed containers. A couple of days after being exposed to the rat feces, I was hospitalized for respiratory problems consistent with rat exposure. I let Greg know, sent him photos of the damage, etc., but he never responded. Not even to check in. I took photos throughout the storage facility, where rat poop can be found in front of many units. Not just mine, as Greg implied. Not far from me, there was someone that is running a trash operation out of their unit. As in bringing bags and bags of trash that he is sorting through. What I'm seeking: $40,000 in damages - $20,000 inventory loss - $10,000 lost income due to inventory loss - $3,500 in travel expenses to California twice to handle this - $6,500 for other incidentals, like the hospitalization, depression, neurological flare due to severe stress, time spent on this matter, etc. Why I believe they are liable: - I followed up many times, never heard back - If they had addressed this promptly, it might have saved my inventory - Their District Manager, Greg, told me they would not help. He stated I would have to clean the unit, despite being aware of my health issues - Being hospitalized for respiratory illness consistent with rat exposure after entering the unit - They do not keep their property clean and allow someone to operate a trash facility out of the units, while trying to gaslight and blame me - Overall negligence in handling this - Failure of customer service to send reports to the local office - Leadership failed to respond to requests to receive a call - I have their insurance, but they will not cover the damages Attached, you can find a detailed timeline of everything. I also have extensive proof of everything in the Google Drive link below. This includes videos from the initial report date with minimal damage and videos two months later of extensive damage. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1WGDvzdD2XowfAil6YaElI3X9GeyPI8tS?usp=drive_link

Posted 3 weeks ago
  • Hourly: $15.00 - $45.00
  • Intermediate
  • Est. time: More than 6 months, 30+ hrs/week

Need help with an existing business in quickbooks. Years include 2025 to ytd. Would like help with clean up and ongoing monthly help.

  • Fixed price
  • Intermediate
  • Est. budget: $200.00

This project is for producing WebCarrots Agency Grade plan reports + your insights. Allocate 3-5 competitor slots on your current subscription or get a new Agency Grade. Already running WebCarrots? perfect. No? subscription can be done at the bottom of this page: https://www.webcarrots.com/start-your-own-seo-geo-business Requirements: 1. Run AI visibility & competitor finder - submit 3-5 top rivals for Data fetch & top SERP. 2. Run AI Competitor Analysis for all 3-5 competitors using the commercial services angle, review the results. 3. Validate the optimized site, run the full Synopsis review all reports, PDF. 4. Run Competitive Analysis for the 3-5 competitors, review the results, PDF. 5. Run Combined Gap Analysis, CSV (format the layout to look like a clean table). 6. Run both Smart Analysis & Meta Analysis, review, PDF x 2. 7. Use customized Report Builder for each rival add insights save all available. PDF. 8. Send all completed PDF files here once finished. Scope of work - Generate SEO insights reports using WebCarrots Agency Grade. - Review report, save as PDF - Provide insights: priority content gaps (not KW gaps) to close Company details On-page web dev: we need content gaps automatically produced by WebCarrots Agency Grade for our content writers. Please note: we tried working with people to reproduce WebCarrots reports, but the results were not even close to the accuracy we expect. The decision is to use only WebCarrots Agency Grade for this project.

  • Hourly
  • Expert
  • Est. time: 1 to 3 months, Less than 30 hrs/week

We are looking for an experienced Full Stack Developer to help build and enhance a custom business web application with admin dashboard functionality, user management, API integrations, database-driven features, and a modern responsive frontend. This is not a SaaS project. The application is a custom internal/business platform designed to improve operations, manage users, organize data, connect third-party services, and provide a clean dashboard experience for internal teams and business users. The ideal developer should be comfortable working across the full stack, from frontend UI development to backend API architecture, database structure, authentication, role-based access, third-party integrations, and deployment support. Key responsibilities include: • Build and improve custom web application features • Develop clean, responsive frontend interfaces • Create and enhance admin dashboard functionality • Implement user management and role-based access control • Build secure backend APIs and database-driven workflows • Connect third-party APIs and business tools • Create forms, filters, tables, reports, and dashboard views • Improve application performance and user experience • Work with authentication, authorization, and protected routes • Support deployment and final project handoff • Document completed work and technical decisions Required skills: • Full Stack Development • Web Application Development • React.js • Next.js • Node.js • Express.js • TypeScript • JavaScript • REST API Development • API Integration • Admin Dashboard Development • User Management • Role-Based Access Control • Database Management • PostgreSQL / MongoDB / MySQL • Responsive Web Design • Git / GitHub Nice to have: • Experience building business management platforms • Experience with internal tools and admin dashboards • Experience with CRM, payment, email, or third-party integrations • Experience with AWS, Docker, CI/CD, or deployment workflows • Strong understanding of clean, scalable application architecture • Ability to work independently and provide clear progress updates Project expectations: We are looking for someone who can take ownership of assigned features, understand business requirements, and deliver clean, maintainable, production-ready work. The right developer should be able to think beyond individual tasks and help suggest better ways to structure features, improve workflows, and create a more reliable application. This project may include ongoing work if the initial collaboration goes well, including additional features, dashboard improvements, API integrations, automation workflows, and long-term application enhancements. To apply, please include: - Your experience with custom web applications - Examples of admin dashboards or internal tools you have built - Your strongest frontend and backend stack - Your experience with API integrations - Your availability this week We are looking to start soon and would prefer someone who can communicate clearly, work independently, and deliver high-quality full stack development work.

Posted 2 months ago
  • Hourly
  • Expert
  • Est. time: 1 to 3 months, Less than 30 hrs/week

I have 5 separate lists that are currently home addresses in the US valued at $7M+ USD. Other then the address, I have what I believe are the correct first and last names of the home owners. Given each home is minimum $7M, it is safe to assume each person on the list is UHNW (ultra high net worth). As such, this should be taken into high account as you work on this project. The project itself will require you to use Google, Linkedin, and other online resources to identify the owners employment data. I will specifically want you to find the job title, and company name of each person. Keep in mind, there are many instances where people have generic names, and there might be several people with the same first and last name within a geographic area. You will need to evaluate which is likely to be the correct person based on the UHNW aspect. This means that most of the correct people will work in positions of power - C-level exuctive, MD, Partner, celebrity, investor, doctor, surgeons etc etc. There will be some instances where the owners do not have much of an online footprint and have inherited their money, earned it in a divorce, spouse of the breadwinner for the family, or other unusual ways. This is not the norm, but should be considered. I will want to understand your previous experience here so I can decipher your ability to complete this project with little to no error. It is not an easy project given the earlier examples of many people having the same name, or not having much of an online presence. In special circumstances, you can list two people who you think are the correct person if there are two or three close calls, these people will need to be reviewed together with me before a final submission is accepted, as we will then delete any duplicates. Further making this project difficult is the fact that while most people will live within the same geographic metropolitan area as the listed home addresses, this is not always the case as some people have two or three homes, and the listed address could be their vacation home. Some locations are more known as vacation destinations then full time residences, so you will need to take this into account. Many UHNW people have articles written abobut them, or photos on google images, and in my experience, searching both owners together and the city that the home is listed can help with the search. On rare occasion, you will simply not be able to find any employment data online for the listed owner. These addresses will need to be re-checked to confirm whether or not the listed owner is actually the correct person. If not, we will need to correct the list with the correct property owner name, and then research as noted above. Some owners are LLCs, and you will need to have a process for researching the LLC to find the actual human owner. Note, many "agents" listed behind LLC's are not the owner, but rather an attorney who created the LLC. We want owners only, so more detailed digging might be required. Please provide an estimated time for completion, previous work you have completed similar to this, whether you are a team or a sole proprietor, and your review process to ensure that completed work is thoroughly checked before submitting to me for completion. List 1 - about 1,050 rows List 2 - 1,116 rows List 3 - 606 rows List 4 - about 8,043 rows List 5 - about 2,500 rows Finally, please propose a fixed cost (either per list or total for all 5) and milestones you plan to break the project up into. Please do not reach out to me outside of this platform, I will not respond.

  • Hourly: $7.00 - $24.00
  • Entry Level
  • Est. time: More than 6 months, Less than 30 hrs/week

Job Type: Contract | Part-Time Hours: 10–20 hrs/week (recurring monthly engagement) About Massif: We’re a digital marketing agency working with clients across multiple verticals — including local service businesses, e-commerce, and treatment/healthcare facilities. We run lean, move fast, and use AI tools to produce high-quality, SEO-optimized content at scale. We’re looking for a sharp contractor who lives at the intersection of content marketing, AI prompting, and SEO. The Role: This is a recurring monthly contract position supporting content production and on-site SEO optimization across our client portfolio. You’ll work primarily inside AI platforms (Jasper, ChatGPT, Claude) to produce and refine content, then take it through pre-publishing optimization steps before it goes live on client websites. You’ll report to our project manager and collaborate directly with the agency founder as needed. What You’ll Be Doing: - Writing and editing SEO-optimized content using Jasper as the primary AI tool, with support from ChatGPT - Crafting and refining AI prompts to produce high-quality, on-brand content across multiple client verticals - Using SEMrush for keyword research, content tracking, and basic data analysis across client websites - Applying on-page SEO best practices using the RankMath WordPress plugin (meta titles, descriptions, focus keywords, schema, etc.) - Supporting pre-publishing workflows across various CMS/website platforms - Maintaining consistent output quality across a rotating monthly content calendar You’re a Great Fit If You… - Have hands-on experience using Jasper (or comparable AI content platforms) — not just ChatGPT - Know how to write effective AI prompts that produce clean, publish-ready content with minimal editing - Understand on-page SEO fundamentals — keyword placement, content structure, meta optimization, internal linking - Are comfortable working in SEMrush for keyword and performance data - Have used RankMath or a similar WordPress SEO plugin - Can manage your own workload across multiple clients with minimal hand-holding - Are reliable, communicative, and comfortable in an async remote work environment Nice to Have: - Experience writing for multiple industries (local services, healthcare/treatment, e-commerce) - Familiarity with Google Search Console or other SEO reporting tools - Experience with content publishing workflows in WordPress or similar CMS platforms Engagement Details: Part-time: 10–20 hours/week with potential for heavier volume at certain points in the month Recurring: This is an ongoing monthly engagement, not a one-off project Remote/async: Work on your own schedule within agreed deadlines Reports to: Project Manager, with occasional collaboration with agency founder To Apply - We may ask for - A brief overview of your AI content and SEO experience The tools you use most (Jasper, ChatGPT, SEMrush, RankMath, etc.) Your hourly rate

  • Hourly
  • Intermediate
  • Est. time: 1 to 3 months, Less than 30 hrs/week

We’re creating a series of short (30–45 second) 2D animations that explain engineering‑inspired concepts in a clean, educational, and visually engaging way. Each video connects ancient survival engineering to modern environmental engineering. The visual tone should be: simple geometric shapes layered depth clear diagram logic metaphor‑driven storytelling smooth, intentional motion clean vector illustration We’re looking for an illustrator/animator who can think conceptually and visualize abstract ideas through diagrams, not templates. Someone who enjoys scientific, educational, or systems‑based animation is ideal. What you’ll be doing: Creating flat‑vector illustrations Designing simple, clear diagrams Animating smooth, intentional motion Helping translate engineering concepts into visual metaphors Collaborating on style frames or storyboards as needed What we’re looking for: Strong vector illustration skills Experience with conceptual, scientific, or diagram‑driven animation Ability to think in systems and metaphors Clean, modern design sensibility Proficiency in After Effects + Illustrator This project has ongoing series potential. Budget depends on experience and style fit.

  • Hourly: $40.00 - $95.00
  • Expert
  • Est. time: 1 to 3 months, Less than 30 hrs/week

Google Ads / GA4 Specialist for a Private Therapy Practice — Fix Conversion Tracking & Optimize Campaigns (Replit-Hosted, HIPAA-Conscious) About the project We're a private mental health / therapy practice. Our website is a custom-coded web app hosted and developed on Replit (JavaScript single-page application with client-side routing). We run Google Ads to reach prospective clients, but our measurement layer is unreliable — conversion tracking is currently broken or firing inconsistently, which is blocking us from optimizing spend with any confidence. We need someone who can get our analytics and tracking foundation clean and trustworthy, then use that data to tighten up our Google Ads performance — while being appropriately careful about the sensitive nature of a healthcare-adjacent website. Scope of work 1. Conversion tracking (highest priority) Audit the current Google Tag Manager setup and identify why conversions are firing incorrectly or not at all. Rebuild accurate conversion tracking end to end. Our key conversions are lead actions: contact-form submissions, appointment/consultation requests, and phone-call clicks (tel: link clicks). Handle SPA-specific tracking correctly — events must fire reliably on client-side route changes, not just full page loads. This is likely a core part of the problem. Validate everything with real test conversions (Tag Assistant, GA4 DebugView, Google Ads diagnostics). 2. GA4 configuration Properly configure the GA4 property: correct data streams, key events, and conversion definitions. Ensure clean, accurate data collection with no duplicate or phantom events. Set up the reporting we need to actually understand which channels and campaigns drive inquiries. 3. Google Ads optimization Once tracking is trustworthy, audit and optimize our existing Google Ads campaigns. Improve conversion import into Google Ads, bidding strategy, and campaign structure. Provide clear, prioritized recommendations backed by the corrected data. Compliance requirement (please read) This is a healthcare-adjacent site. We do not want any personally identifiable information or health-related detail flowing into GA4, Google Ads, or any third-party tag. You must be comfortable implementing HIPAA-conscious, privacy-safe analytics: Conversion events must capture that an action happened (e.g. "form submitted") without capturing form contents, names, emails, phone numbers, or anything that could identify an individual or their reason for reaching out. No PII in event parameters, URLs, or user properties. Appropriate IP handling and careful, limited use of any remarketing. You should already understand what this means and why it matters for a therapy practice from prior work in the field. If this is new territory for you, this isn't the right project. Must-have requirements Demonstrated expertise with Google Tag Manager, GA4, and Google Ads (Google Ads certification a plus). Real experience implementing conversion tracking on single-page applications — you understand why SPA route changes break standard tracking and how to fix it. Comfort working directly in a Replit environment (or equivalent comfort reading/editing a custom codebase to place and configure tags). You should be able to work with the actual code, not just a plugin-based CMS. Prior experience working with therapy, mental health, medical, or other healthcare clients — this is required, not a nice-to-have. Familiarity with HIPAA and the ethical/privacy obligations of a healthcare practice, and how those constraints shape analytics, tracking, and advertising decisions. Strong debugging discipline: you validate with test conversions rather than assuming a tag works. Clear communicator who documents what was changed and why. Nice to have Experience diagnosing and cleaning up inherited/broken GTM containers. Familiarity with call-tracking or form tools commonly used by service-based practices. Deliverables A working, validated conversion tracking implementation with documented test results. A correctly configured GA4 property with defined key events and conversions. Conversions importing accurately into Google Ads. A short written summary of what was broken, what was fixed, and prioritized next steps for campaign optimization. To apply, please answer Tell us about your prior work with therapy, mental health, medical, or other healthcare clients, and how HIPAA/privacy obligations shaped what you built for them. Briefly describe a time you fixed broken conversion tracking on a single-page app. What was the root cause? How do you set up conversion tracking for a healthcare or other sensitive site without sending PII into GA4 or Google Ads? Have you worked in Replit or a similar code-based hosting environment before? If not, how would you approach it? Roughly how many hours do you estimate this scope would take? Budget & engagement Describe your preferred compensation structure.

  • Fixed price
  • Expert
  • Est. budget: $1,000.00

We are building a premium AI-powered patient experience platform exclusively for high-end, board-certified plastic surgeons.. We need a skilled print designer to create a premium, multi-page brochure. The brochure must feel: Luxurious and sophisticated (not flashy or overly salesy) Clean, modern, and trustworthy Medical-aesthetic appropriate High-end print quality (think premium paper stock and refined typography even though this is digital design) Audience: Board-certified plastic surgeons and their practice managers. They are busy, discerning professionals who value exclusivity, results, and white-glove service. We need you to deliver: 2–3 initial design concepts for a multi-page brochure (likely 28 pages) Full design development of the chosen concept 2 rounds of revisions Final print-ready PDF files (with proper bleed, crop marks, and high-resolution images) Source files (Adobe InDesign) Requirements: Strong experience designing premium print brochures (please show examples in your proposal) Expert-level Adobe InDesign skills (required) Excellent attention to detail and typography Ability to work with brand guidelines we will provide Fast turnaround and clear communication This is a fixed-price project with a budget of $1,000. We are looking for a designer who can deliver high-quality, refined work that matches the premium positioning of our platform. To apply, please: Share 2–3 examples of premium or high-end print brochures you have designed (medical, luxury, or B2B preferred) Confirm you are comfortable working in Adobe InDesign and can deliver print-ready files Include the exact phrase "PREMIUM BROCHURE" in your proposal We will review every proposal carefully and move quickly with the right designer.

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