I'm launching a business book in the next 3–4 weeks (author/business coach, B2B audience — independent financial advisors). I need help with three things: Set up a Facebook / INSTA business page under my name (personal brand, not a company name) — branding, bio, links to my landing page. Post content using material I'll provide (book excerpts, quotes, launch updates) — I'll supply the content plan, I need someone who can format/schedule/post consistently. Run Meta ads driving traffic to my landing page, which has a single goal: email capture (free chapter download → nurture sequence → free assessment). I also have an existing opt-in email list I'd like to use for Custom Audiences / Lookalike targeting. Must have: Experience running Meta ads for lead generation funnels, not just e-commerce or product sales — I want to see an example where the goal was email signups or leads, not direct purchases Experience with Custom Audiences / Lookalike Audiences from an email list Comfortable reporting on cost per lead, not just reach/impressions Can work independently once given brand voice and content — I don't have time to micromanage Nice to have: Experience with authors, coaches, consultants, or other personal-brand launches Familiarity with ESPs (ConvertKit/Mailchimp/HubSpot) since leads need to flow into my email sequence Timeline: Need the page live and ad strategy ready within 2–3 weeks, book launches in 3–4 weeks. To apply, please include: one example of a lead-gen (not e-commerce) funnel you've run ads for, and roughly what budget you'd recommend to start. CURRENT WEBSITE: jordanrigi.com

Hi, I'm Sasha, founder of 314. What we built Most local businesses run on a stack that doesn't talk to itself. The website is one system, the booking software is another, the email tool is a third, and the ad platforms live in their own world. Nobody can answer a basic question: which of the people who came to my site actually became customers, and what happened to the ones who didn't? 314 answers that, and then acts on it. It starts with a single script on the client's website. From that moment we build a persistent profile for every visitor, stitched across sessions and devices using fingerprinting, so the same person coming back three weeks later on a different browser lands in the same profile instead of becoming a new anonymous number. Every page, every click, every form, every abandoned booking gets written to that profile. We also record full session replays, so you can literally watch where someone hesitated and left. Then we connect the systems the business already runs (their booking platform, CRM, payment processor) and merge that history into the same profile. The result is one timeline per customer: the ad they clicked in March, the three pages they read, the appointment they booked in April, what they spent, and the fact that they haven't been back since. Enterprise companies pay six figures a year for a customer data platform that does this. Local businesses have never had one. And then the part that actually makes money. An AI agent sits on top of all of it. It reads behavioral patterns across the entire customer base: which channels bring people who actually buy, which pages lose them, which customers are drifting away and how long before they're gone for good. Then it designs campaigns to act on what it finds. And it doesn't just write copy. The agent produces finished, production-ready assets: branded emails, on-site popups, full landing pages built to match the client's brand, audience segments defined by real behavioral rules, and complete multi-step automations (trigger, wait, condition, send, follow up). This is not a wrapper around an API call to OpenAI. It's a real agentic system with its own tooling, validation layers, and discovery steps that check every rule against live data before anything ships. I'm attaching screenshots of actual output so you can judge the quality yourself. Nothing goes live on its own. Everything the agent creates lands in a proposed state, and the owner reviews it. Once a week they get an email: here's what happened, here's what I've prepared, approve or edit. Ten minutes. That's the entire time commitment we ask of a business owner. So here's the honest one-line version, and the one you'll actually say on calls: these businesses already paid to acquire their customers, and nobody is working them. So they buy more ads instead, not because it's better, but because it's easier. We're the thing that works the customers they already have. Who we sell to We define our customer by shape, not by industry. The profile that fits: - A customer database of roughly 1,000 people or more. There has to be something worth re-engaging. - At least a couple of years in business, with a stable customer base rather than a launch-stage experiment. - Appointment-based or otherwise built on repeat purchase, where a customer coming back is normal and expected. - Already spending on acquisition, whether that's ads, SEO, or referrals, and feeling the cost of it. - Wants real marketing but can't justify an in-house marketer at $70K a year, and doesn't want to hand $3K a month to an agency for a monthly report. In practice that's often med spas, dental and aesthetic clinics, home service contractors, and B2B service companies, but the shape matters more than the label. Our price point is $750 to $1,000 a month, so this is not for solo operators. Why I'm hiring I'm an engineer. I live in the US, but I'm not American, and my English isn't going to sell a business owner in Ohio. My team and I built this product, and I can talk about it all day to another technical person. Selling it to an SMB owner in the first ninety seconds of a call is a different skill, and it's the one I don't have. That's the gap. The role You own the sales call end to end: you open, you run the conversation, you close. I'll be on calls with you as much as you want me there, especially early on. I'll demo the product, handle anything technical live, and be the person you step away to when you need approval on terms. My goal is that we build a sales machine together, and I'll put in whatever time that takes. If at some point you'd rather run calls solo, that's a good outcome too. How the sale actually works: you demo the product on the call and show real results from existing clients. Then you offer a trial, up to a month, and I handle the entire setup for the client personally. During that trial 314 is live and working: it runs campaigns, brings customers back, and generates revenue. The dashboard shows attributed revenue side by side with what the subscription costs, so by the end of the trial the client isn't deciding based on a feature list, they're looking at a number. What I'll give you I'll do my best to hand you everything you need to sell: - A researched prospect list (real websites, real traffic, businesses already spending on acquisition) - Product one-pager, objection guide, demo environment, and a written list of terms you can offer on your own authority - Direct access to me. No manager, no layers, no CRM bureaucracy. That said, I'd rather build this with you than hand you a finished playbook. You've sold to these people and I haven't. If your instinct is that the script should sound different, that we're targeting the wrong list, or that the offer needs to change, I want to hear it. That input is worth as much to me as the calls. What I'm looking for - Native or near-native US English, confident on the phone with business owners - Real closing experience: SMB and local services, agency sales, SaaS, or similar. Not just appointment setting. - Comfortable selling an early-stage product with a small number of reference customers. If you need a Gartner quadrant to sell, this isn't it. - Good notes. I want the exact words people use when they object. How we'd start I'm open on this, and I'd rather hear how you'd approach it than impose a structure. If you've run this kind of engagement before, tell me what worked: a short paid pilot, a set block of calling hours, a ramp period. I'm listening. Compensation Also open. My assumption is hourly plus a bonus for each closed client, moving to a percentage once we both know the numbers, but if you've seen a structure that works better for a product at this stage, propose it. I'd rather get this right than be clever about it. To apply Please skip the template proposal, I'll skip it right back. Instead just write to me directly: what you make of the product, how you'd approach selling it, what you think I've got wrong, and what you'd want the arrangement to look like. Short is fine, I care about the thinking. And if you send a quick Loom instead of text, I'd genuinely appreciate it. Hearing how you talk tells me more than any resume, and it puts you at the top of my list. Looking forward to it.

Hey - I'm Bryan, running sales for StackCommerce media division, StackAgency. We sell whitelisting/marketing services to DTC brands Our ICP is VP / Director / Manager of Marketing, Growth, Acquisition, or Brand at DTC brands. I need one experienced BDR at 20–30 hrs/week to design and run outbound for me. Not looking for someone to plug into my existing stack - I'd rather show you data from campaigns I've already run and let you build the motion from there. You must own your own stack (sequencer, enrichment, LinkedIn tools, deliverability infra — all yours). Email + LinkedIn only. My ICP doesn't answer cold calls. I care about qualified pipeline, not meetings booked. If you're the type who books calendar holds to hit a number, this won't work. If you're the type who reads reply data and rebuilds sequences until they actually convert, keep reading. $50/hr, 20–30 hrs/week, ongoing. I'd rather keep one great operator for a year than churn through five in a quarter. In your proposal, please answer: What stack do you run and why? Walk me through a recent outbound campaign — what worked, what died, what you'd change. How do you think about meetings vs. pipeline as a BDR KPI? Skip the generic pitches. I read every proposal personally. - Bryan

About the Project Lucid Therapeutics is a mental health and integrative wellness clinic in Santa Barbara, CA, offering services including TMS, IV therapy, SGB, peptides, and ketamine-assisted psychotherapy (KAP/Spravato). We're looking for an experienced marketing strategist to assess our current approach and give us a clear, specific plan to execute — not a rebrand, and not just campaign execution. What We're Looking For: We want someone who can look at who we are, who our clients are, and what we're trying to do, and tell us exactly what to do about it. That means specifics like: - What kind of newsletter we should be sending, and how - What CTA we should be using, and at what cadence - What outreach needs to happen, and how quickly (e.g. within minutes of a lead coming in) - A hands-on audit of our current marketing, outreach, and patient follow-up — ideally a one-day VIP audit or a few days of deeper review, open to other formats - A review of our automated patient communication flows - An honest read on whether our current marketing platform is the right one, or if something else makes more sense - Thoughts on whether ClickUp (our project management tool) could double as a CRM This is a strategy and planning engagement first. We're looking for someone to hand us a plan we can implement, not to run day-to-day execution or rework our branding and copy. Ideal Experience - Experience as a fractional CMO or senior marketing strategist, ideally with a healthcare practice, clinic, or similarly regulated wellness business - Strong on strategy and planning, not primarily a copywriter or brand/rebrand specialist - Familiarity with patient/lead follow-up best practices (phone, email, SMS) and treatment-based automated communication sequences - Comfortable with CRM systems; ClickUp experience a plus Scope: A concentrated strategy engagement resulting in a concrete, implementable marketing and CRM plan, with potential to expand based on fit. Compensation: DOE How to Apply: Please share relevant experience as a fractional CMO or marketing strategist, ideally with clinics or healthcare-adjacent businesses, along with examples of strategic plans (not just campaigns) you've delivered.

We are seeking a skilled marketing specialist to promote our civil/structural engineering firm in Texas. The ideal candidate will have experience in developing and implementing effective marketing strategies to enhance our brand presence and attract new clients. Familiarity with the engineering industry is a plus. Responsibilities include creating engaging content, managing social media, and analyzing market trends to optimize our marketing efforts.

Build an AI-Powered Commercial Workers' Compensation Lead Generation System Project Overview We are an established commercial insurance agency seeking an experienced growth marketing expert to build a complete lead generation system focused on Workers' Compensation insurance. This is not a simple Google Ads project. We want someone who can build an end-to-end system that consistently generates high-quality, high-payroll, ready-to-bind commercial Workers' Compensation opportunities. Scope of Work Build a complete lead generation system including: Google Ads Search campaigns Landing pages optimized for conversions GoHighLevel CRM setup AI-powered SMS and email follow-up Lead qualification forms Sales pipeline Call tracking Google Analytics 4 Google Tag Manager Google Ads conversion tracking Offline conversion tracking (qualified lead → quote → bound policy) Automated workflows Reporting dashboard Initial Target Market Start with one industry only: Commercial Restaurants Target accounts should generally be: Established businesses Higher payroll operations Current Workers' Compensation coverage Approaching renewal Good fit for underwriting appetite Once the first campaign is successful, we will expand into additional industries. Deliverables Complete Google Ads account structure Landing page(s) CRM configuration Automated email and SMS follow-up Lead qualification workflow Pipeline for our producers Tracking and analytics Documentation Training session for our team Required Experience You should have experience with: Google Ads GoHighLevel Marketing automation CRM implementation Conversion tracking Google Analytics 4 Google Tag Manager Lead generation funnels B2B marketing AI automation Experience with commercial insurance or financial services is a strong plus. Please Include When applying, answer the following: Tell us about a similar lead generation system you've built. What industries have you generated leads for? Have you built systems using GoHighLevel? Have you implemented offline conversion tracking for Google Ads? Please provide examples or case studies. If you were building this project, what would be your first three steps? Project Structure This will begin as a fixed-price project with clearly defined milestones. If successful, there is an opportunity for a long-term relationship managing and expanding the system.

MeasuringU is a UX research and software firm serving enterprise clients across all industries. We've published weekly UX research content for 15+ years and have a growing marketing and sales outreach program we need help running consistently. Part-time, anticipated 10-20 hours/week. You'll split time between marketing execution and sales coordination, working directly with our fractional sales leader, other SDR and CEO. Marketing: Schedule and manage LinkedIn content calendar, 3+ times per week Manage our weekly email newsletter Bring fresh ideas on how we promote our services and software. We're experts in the space but our marketing is too content-heavy and not visible enough about what we actually sell. Look at our LinkedIn page and feed and tell us what you'd change Sales coordination: Manage outreach sequences and follow-up cadences in our internal CRM and with our SDR and account managers Help Track proposal status: you know what's out there and what needs follow-up without being asked Coordinate conference and target account outreach Flag anything stalled before it becomes a problem Good Fit If: You've done B2B outreach or marketing in a professional services or agency environment SaaS software a bonus You have fresh ideas on LinkedIn promotion without losing a credible professional voice You write clearly and don't sound like a template To apply, answer two questions: Tell me about a time something almost fell through the cracks in an outreach or follow-up process. What did you do? Look at linkedin.com/company/measuringu, what's one thing we're doing well and one thing you'd change?

We are a California-based solar technology startup selling B2B (IoT device makers, hardware companies, distributors). We previously ran cold outreach through Apollo.io on our main domain, but high-volume, low-engagement sending damaged our sender reputation and deliverability. We are starting over, the right way. You will get a fresh dedicated subdomain and rebuild our Apollo outbound engine from scratch, with proper deliverability foundations. The goal: within 1 month, a healthy sending infrastructure and measurable conversions (positive replies and booked meetings). Scope of Work: Deliverability setup on the new subdomain: SPF, DKIM, DMARC configuration, mailbox setup, and domain warm-up (manual or tool-based, tell us your approach) Apollo account setup and configuration: sending limits, ramp schedule, tracking domain, and best practices to protect sender reputation ICP and list building: build targeted prospect lists in Apollo based on our ideal customer profile (we will provide direction on target segments) Sequence creation: write and set up cold email sequences (copy included in scope), A/B test subject lines and messaging Launch and manage campaigns with a conservative ramp that prioritizes deliverability over volume Monitoring and reporting: weekly reports on deliverability health (bounce rate, spam placement), open/reply rates, and conversions Handoff documentation so our team can continue running the system after the engagement Success Criteria (1 month): Subdomain sending with healthy metrics: bounce rate under 3%, no blacklistings, inbox placement verified Active sequences running to targeted lists Measurable conversions: positive replies and/or booked meetings (tell us what benchmarks are realistic for our space in month 1, and we'll agree on targets together) Requirements: Proven Apollo.io expertise: setup, list building, sequences, and deliverability management Strong understanding of email deliverability: domain warm-up, SPF/DKIM/DMARC, sender reputation recovery situations B2B cold email copywriting experience, ideally for technical or hardware products Able to show past campaign results: reply rates, meeting booked numbers, deliverability metrics Fluent written English To Apply, Please Include: 1–2 examples of outbound campaigns you built from scratch, with actual metrics (deliverability, reply rate, meetings booked) Your recommended warm-up and ramp plan for a brand-new subdomain (brief outline is fine) What conversion results you think are realistic in month 1, and what you'd need from us to hit them Your rate: fixed monthly price or hourly Timeline: 1 month initial engagement. If results are strong, we will extend into an ongoing monthly arrangement.

Project Overview We are looking for an experienced Marketing Automation and Integration Specialist to help troubleshoot and resolve an issue with lead synchronization. Currently, lead records created in Further VSA for one of our senior living clients are not being passed to SharpSpring via the existing integration, resulting in leads not receiving the intended drip campaign communications. Our goal is to ensure that leads submitted through Further VSA are successfully passed into SharpSpring via Zapier and automatically enrolled in the email drip campaign. Scope of Work Responsibilities include: • Review the current setup for Further VSA, Zapier, SharpSpring, and Sherpa(Aline) • Troubleshoot lead syncing issues and identify any points of failure • Configure, test, and validate workflows • Ensure lead data is mapped correctly between systems • Verify that new leads are successfully created or updated in SharpSpring • Confirm leads are automatically entered into the correct drip campaign/workflow • Recommend best practices to improve reliability and automation performance • Document changes made and provide recommendations for ongoing maintenance Required Experience • Strong experience with marketing automation platforms (Such as HubSpot, ActiveCampaign, SharpSpring and Further VSA) • Advanced Zapier troubleshooting and workflow configuration skills • Experience integrating CRMs, lead forms, and marketing automation systems with lead nurturing and drip campaign setup • Ability to diagnose API, webhook, field mapping, and trigger issues Desired Outcomes • Fully functioning integration between Further VSA and SharpSpring • Successful testing of lead flow from form submission through drip campaign enrollment • Brief documentation of configuration and recommendations To Apply Please include: • Relevant experience with Zapier, integrations and marketing automation platforms • Examples of similar integration or troubleshooting projects • Your availability and estimated timeline for completing this work We are looking for someone who can quickly assess the existing setup, identify the issue, and implement a reliable solution.

Title: Outreach Automation Specialist – Multi-channel Sales Sequences Job Description: We are looking for a Sales Automation /Outreach expert to set up and manage multi-channel outreach sequences for large dbase of B2B contacts. You will: • Design and implement email + LinkedIn (connection requests & messages) + auto phone call sequences. • Integrate enriched data from our database/CRM. • Optimize deliverability, personalization, A/B testing, and compliance (CAN-SPAM, GDPR, TCPA). • Provide documentation and training for ongoing use. Requirements: • Strong experience with Sales Engagement Platforms (Salesgear, Outreach.io, Apollo, etc.). • Hands-on LinkedIn automation and power/predictive dialer setup. • Proven track record of managing large-scale outbound campaigns. • Knowledge of email warm-up and deliverability best practices. Fixed initial price and ongoing maintenance. Please include examples of previous outreach setups.