Ecommerce Freelance Project Finder

We are a fast-growing ecommerce brand seeking an experienced Customer Support Team Lead / Manager to oversee our existing VA customer support team. We already have multiple VAs handling customer emails and support, along with a large number of SOPs, processes, trackers, and systems already created. We are not looking for another basic customer support VA. We are looking for someone who can take ownership of day-to-day support operations, manage the team, implement SOPs properly, and ensure processes are followed consistently without the owner needing to manage each VA individually.

We’re looking for a high-output Creative Strategist to lead the creative operation for a fast-growing ecommerce brand in the equestrian niche.

This is not a position where you spend a week perfecting one creative brief.

We test a high volume of creatives, work with multiple video editors simultaneously, and need someone who can move fast, maintain quality, and use performance data to continuously improve the next batch of ads.

Your Role

You will own the feedback loop between:

Ad Performance → Analysis → Creative Strategy → Editors → New Creatives → Performance

Your job is to make that loop happen fast and consistently.

You will:

Supervise multiple video editors at the same time
Review a high volume of creatives quickly
Give editors clear, actionable feedback instead of vague comments
Approve, reject, or request revisions without becoming a bottleneck
Analyze Meta ad performance and identify patterns across winning and losing creatives
Understand why an ad worked — hook, angle, offer, format, pacing, creator, audience awareness, etc.
Turn those insights into new creative briefs and iterations
Develop new hooks, concepts, angles, advertorials, UGC concepts, and ad structures
Create variations of winning ads before they fatigue
Maintain an organized creative testing pipeline
Track what has already been tested so we're not repeatedly testing the same ideas
Work closely with editors and other creative team members to continuously increase output and win rate
What We're Looking For

We care much more about speed + judgment + analytical thinking than fancy presentations.

You should be someone who can look at 15–30 creatives, quickly identify what needs changing, communicate it clearly to editors, and move on.

You should have:

Experience as a Creative Strategist for a DTC/ecommerce brand
Strong understanding of Meta advertising
Experience managing or supervising multiple video editors
Experience producing creatives at high volume
Strong understanding of direct-response advertising
Ability to read creative performance data and translate it into decisions
Excellent understanding of hooks, angles, awareness levels, offers, UGC, storytelling, and advertorial-style ads
Extremely fast turnaround time
Strong organizational skills
Ability to give concise and specific creative feedback
Equestrian experience is a major advantage.

You don't necessarily need to be an expert rider, but you need to understand that advertising to horse owners is different from advertising a generic consumer product. Experience with horses, equestrian brands, animal wellness, pets, or similar markets is highly preferred.

What Success Looks Like

We don't measure success by how many documents you create.

We measure it by:

Creative Output × Creative Win Rate × Speed of Iteration

A strong Creative Strategist should help us produce more creatives without sacrificing quality, identify winning patterns faster, and make sure insights from our advertising data actually influence what the creative team produces next.

You Probably Won't Be a Fit If...
You need several days to create one creative brief
You give editors vague feedback like “make it more engaging”
You don't regularly look at advertising data
You're uncomfortable managing several creatives and editors simultaneously
You're highly creative but disorganized
You become the bottleneck in the creative production process
Your strategy is mostly based on personal taste instead of performance data
To Apply

Please send:

A short introduction about your experience
Ecommerce brands you've worked with
Approximately how many new creatives you managed per week
How many video editors you've supervised simultaneously
An example of how you used ad performance data to decide what creatives to produce next
Any experience you have with horses or the equestrian industry

Shopify Developer Needed: Ecommerce Site for Cigar Lounge (Regulated/Age-Restricted Products)

Project Type: Fixed-price or hourly, open to proposals

Budget: Open — will review proposals before finalizing

Timeline: No fixed launch date, but sooner is better. Compliance and quality come first.

Overview
24th Street Cigar Lounge (GCJ Market) is a retail cigar lounge looking to launch a professional ecommerce store. We're seeking an experienced Shopify implementation partner — not just a designer — who understands ecommerce for regulated, age-restricted, or high-risk products.

We currently use Clover for in-store POS/inventory (~745 cigar SKUs, ~65–70 accessory SKUs, ~810–815 total, ~12 categories).

We like the polish of cococigars.com as a style reference (not to copy, just as a benchmark).

What We Need
Platform: Shopify preferred, but open to your recommendation if you have a compelling case otherwise

Payment processing: Tobacco-friendly gateway — please don't assume Shopify Payments is available

Age verification: 21+ compliant verification flow

Inventory: Real-time or near-real-time sync between Clover and the online store

Tax: Automatic calculation, including handling for cigar excise tax complexity across states

Shipping: State-based shipping restrictions (several states ban or restrict cigar/tobacco shipments), adult signature requirements, and carrier/label workflow

Local pickup support

Phased launch: ~810 SKUs at once; want a practical phase 1/phase 2/future roadmap

Future features: bundles, sampler packs,

Cigar of the Month/subscriptions (can be phase 1 or later — tell us your recommendation)

Email marketing integration (Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Shopify Email, etc.)

Training & documentation for a non-technical team, plus a maintenance handoff package
Ongoing maintenance options post-launch

What to Include in Your Proposal
Relevant experience with Shopify and with regulated/high-risk product categories (tobacco, alcohol, CBD, etc.)

Recommended tech stack (platform, payment gateway, tax tool, shipping tool, age verification tool) and your rationale

Clover integration approach and known limitations

Phased launch plan with SKU-band pricing (e.g., 100 / 250 / 500 / 800+ SKUs)

Itemized pricing (discovery, build, catalog setup, integrations, training, maintenance) plus any recurring software costs

Estimated timeline, noting any steps dependent on third-party approvals (e.g., payment processor underwriting)

Relevant work samples or references
Key assumptions and open questions

Note
This is an advisory-supported search meaning a strategic advisor is helping the client evaluate proposals, so please be specific and avoid generic ecommerce boilerplate.

Deadline to apply: October 12, 2026

I have just launched a WordPress / WooCommerce store that sells physical goods and I need every product showing in Google Shopping as quickly as possible. There are no feeds in place yet, so the first step is to build a clean, policy-compliant feed, connect it to Google Merchant Center, and work through any errors or warnings until every SKU is approved and live.

Along the way I’ll rely on you to
• map the correct attributes (title, description, GTIN/MPN, price, availability, image links, shipping & tax)
• set up automated syncing so new or edited products refresh in GMC without manual uploads
• diagnose and resolve policy issues such as mismatched pricing, image disapprovals, or structured-data conflicts
• verify tracking tags and conversion actions so performance data flows into Google Ads when I’m ready to run campaigns.

The job is complete when the feed passes review and all products display in Shopping results with “Eligible – Approved” status inside Merchant Center.

Skills: PHP, SEO, WordPress, eCommerce, WooCommerce, Digital Marketing, Google Shopping, Google Ads

I sell digital downloads to a mainly North-American audience and, because of poor credit history, every mainstream gateway I’ve approached has turned me down. I now need someone who already knows the high-risk space to secure a reliable payment processor or merchant account that will actually approve my business and then wire it seamlessly into my Vrio CRM.

Here is what success looks like for me:
• A live, approved high-risk merchant account (or gateway) that accepts cards from U.S. and Canadian customers.
• Full API or plugin integration with Vrio so new transactions instantly create and update customer records—customer management sync is the priority.
• Clear, written implementation steps so I can maintain the setup going forward.
• At least one end-to-end test transaction proving funds settle correctly.

If you have contacts with processors comfortable with digital goods, experience navigating underwriting for merchants with credit challenges, and you can handle the technical hookup to Vrio (PHP/Laravel stack), let’s talk. I’m ready to supply any supporting documents and jump on calls with the provider when you say the word.

Skills: PHP, Software Architecture, eCommerce, MySQL, Laravel, Technical Documentation, API Integration, Payment Processing

I need a professional who can secure a reliable merchant account for my existing e-commerce store. The shop is already live on its own platform; what’s missing is the ability to process credit and debit cards smoothly. Must configure with vrio

Here’s what I need from you:

• Approval for card processing that covers Visa/MasterCard, American Express, and Discover.
• Any accompanying payment gateway credentials or API keys so I can complete the technical hookup on my side.
• Clear guidance on documentation, underwriting requirements, and compliance steps so the account stays in good standing from day one.

If you have established relationships with acquiring banks, PSPs, or high-risk-friendly providers and can walk me through application, KYC, and final integration, let’s talk. I’m ready to move quickly once we know the account can be opened and transactions can settle without hiccups.

Skills: PHP, Shopping Cart Integration, eCommerce, PayPal API, Technical Support, Compliance, Payment Gateway Integration, Documentation, API Integration, Payment Processing

I run an editorial website for a 50+ audience and maintain an Amazon Associates storefront that curates products relevant to our readers (health, home, travel, tech). I'm looking for a reliable virtual assistant for ongoing weekly upkeep — this is NOT a seller/FBA role, no PPC or inventory management involved.
What you'll do:
Add and organize products into existing storefront categories
Write short, clear product blurbs (senior-friendly tone, no jargon)
Refresh seasonal banners and featured picks
Check existing affiliate links monthly for breakage or outdated products
Light keyword research to identify what products to add next
Ensure Amazon Associates compliance (proper disclosure language, no prohibited claims)
What I'm looking for:
Prior experience with Amazon Associates or affiliate storefronts specifically (not Seller Central/FBA)
Comfortable writing simple, clean copy
Detail-oriented — this is ongoing maintenance work, consistency matters more than speed
Available for a small weekly time block (3–5 hrs/week to start)
How we'll start:
I'd like to begin with a small paid trial task before committing to an ongoing weekly arrangement. Please include 1–2 examples of affiliate storefront or e-commerce content work you've done, and your hourly rate.

I need help managing my Shopify store, including organizing products, improving store performance, and supporting day-to-day operations. The right freelancer should be comfortable handling product listings, customer inquiries, order tracking, and general store maintenance. Experience with Shopify stores is important, and I’m looking for someone who can communicate clearly and help keep the store running smoothly.

We need a reliable list of 100 established online retailers with estimated annual revenue of $10M-$150M that do NOT have an existing customer-facing AI chatbot.


TARGET COMPANIES

Find businesses similar to:
- skincareessentials.com (skincare and beauty retailer)
- ezcontacts.com (eyewear, prescription glasses, sunglasses, contact lenses)

Any mix of these two categories is fine. No 50/50 split required.


MAIN CRITERIA

- Estimated annual revenue: $10M-$150M. Prioritize $20M-$100M.
- No existing customer-facing AI chatbot. Human live chat, email, phone, and contact forms are all acceptable. Having no chat at all is also acceptable.
- Must sell online to US customers.
- Prioritize multi-brand retailers.
- Any ecommerce platform is acceptable (Shopify, Magento, BigCommerce, custom, etc.).
- Exclude: marketplaces, wholesale-only businesses, small local clinics, salons, or optical practices without substantial ecommerce.
- No duplicates. Identify related storefronts under the same parent company.


DELIVERABLE

One spreadsheet with 100 companies and these columns:

- Company name
- Website
- Category (skincare/beauty or eyewear/contact lenses)
- Business type (multi-brand retailer or single-brand)
- Estimated annual revenue (amount or range)
- Revenue source and year (link)
- Other evidence of business scale (traffic, employee count, etc.) if revenue is unavailable
- Current support options (human chat, email, phone, contact form, none)
- Chat assessment: one of "No chat found" / "Human chat" / "AI chatbot" / "Unclear"
- Chat evidence (screenshot or link, plus date checked)
- Similarity to reference company (short explanation, overlapping brands if relevant)
- Parent company (if identifiable)


HOW TO CHECK FOR AN AI CHATBOT

- Open the homepage and the contact / support / help pages.
- If there is a chat widget, open it and start a conversation. Note whether it identifies itself as an AI assistant, bot, or virtual agent, or routes to a human.
- If there is no chat widget anywhere, record "No chat found." That is acceptable and the company still qualifies.
- The chat vendor name alone (Zendesk, Gorgias, Intercom, etc.) does not tell you whether AI is enabled. Judge by what the widget actually does.
- Exclude companies where the chat is clearly an AI chatbot answering customers.


RESEARCH REQUIREMENTS

- Use reliable, sourced information. Do not invent revenue figures or other details.
- Label estimates clearly. If revenue is unavailable, provide sourced evidence of business scale.
- Flag anything you cannot confirm rather than presenting it as fact.
- Do not submit support tickets, place orders, or request a human agent beyond what is needed to see how the chat responds.
- No decision-maker contact information required.


PAID SAMPLE FIRST

Start with a paid sample of 10 companies. Wait for approval before completing the remaining 90.


TO APPLY

Include:
- Your research sources and tools
- Relevant ecommerce research experience

We are seeking an experienced Meta/Facebook Ads specialist to grow online sales for Hyundai Power Products Australia through our Shopify store. You will develop the advertising strategy, launch and test campaigns, manage audience targeting and retargeting, run creative testing, analyse ROAS and CPA, optimise performance, and scale successful ads. Our product range includes lawn mowers, generators, garden equipment, pressure washers, power tools, air compressors, and other outdoor power equipment. We already have an established Shopify store, product range, advertising account, and creative assets. Please share examples of eCommerce Meta campaigns you have personally managed, including monthly ad spend, revenue generated, ROAS, and CPA. We are looking for someone who can deliver strong results and work with us on an ongoing basis.

I’m building a clean, fast e-commerce site that will exclusively sell downloadable digital products—think templates, presets and small software utilities. A friction-free customer journey is critical, so I need the full design and development handled from concept through launch.

The must-have feature is a built-in product-review system that lets buyers leave ratings and feedback right on each product page; this piece should look polished, load quickly and be easy for me to moderate from the back end. While the core requirement is reviews, I’m open to your guidance on whether to layer in a shopping cart or direct-to-checkout flow and which payment gateway would pair best with digital delivery.

Please advise on the platform you feel suits this scope—WooCommerce, Shopify, custom React + headless CMS, or any other stack you’ve proven works for digital downloads—and outline how you’ll handle:

• Responsive UI/UX design that keeps page weight low for fast global load times
• Secure digital-file delivery after successful purchase
• Review moderation controls and spam protection
• Basic SEO setup so new products index quickly

Once finished I’d like a quick start guide or short video showing how to add new digital products, approve reviews and pull simple sales reports. If you have a portfolio piece with similar functionality, drop me the link so I can see it in action.

Skills: PHP, Website Design, SEO, eCommerce, HTML, Shopify, WooCommerce, Web Development

Shopify Ecommerce Manager

We are looking for an experienced **Shopify Ecommerce Manager** to take ownership of the day to day management and growth of our ecommerce business.

This is not a Shopify development position. We need someone who understands ecommerce operations, marketing, analytics, customer retention, paid advertising, and customer experience.

What You'll Be Responsible For

• Manage day to day Shopify ecommerce operations
• Manage products, collections, promotions, discounts, and store updates
• Monitor sales, conversion rate, AOV, CAC, LTV, ROAS, retention, and profitability
• Manage and optimize Klaviyo email and SMS campaigns, flows, and customer segments
• Use Triple Whale and Lifetimely to analyze performance and identify growth opportunities
• Manage and optimize Meta and Google advertising campaigns
• Review advertising attribution and overall marketing performance
• Identify opportunities to increase conversion rates, AOV, and repeat purchases
• Coordinate ecommerce promotions and product launches
• Manage customer support, order issues, refunds, returns, and customer inquiries
• Create regular ecommerce performance reports and recommendations
• Work closely with our marketing and creative team

You Should Have Experience With

• Shopify
• Klaviyo
• Triple Whale
• Lifetimely
• Meta Ads
• Google Ads
• Ecommerce analytics and reporting
• Customer support and order management

You should understand the numbers behind an ecommerce business and be comfortable making recommendations based on actual performance data.

Important

This is a **full time position**. We are looking for someone who wants to become an ongoing part of the team rather than take on a short term Shopify project.

When applying, please include examples of Shopify stores you have managed and briefly explain what you were responsible for.

IMPORTANT: Email Agencies DO NOT apply. This role is for a single freelancer who will be leveraging AI. All applications from agencies will immediately rejected.

ABOUT:
We are hiring a LONG TERM, part-time email marketer for an established e-commerce brand.

You will receive a FIXED MONTHLY SALARY to prepare, manage and send 4 emails each week to our audience.

AI handles most of the copy and design, but you are responsible for:
- planning and rotation of offers and email types
- ensuring every email is polished,
- persuasive, on-brand,
- sent to the best-converting landing page.


YOUR JOB:
- Keep campaigns planned and scheduled AT LEAST two weeks ahead
- Review and improve AI-generated copy, design, offers, and targeting
- Build and manage the email list segments
- Track revenue and optimize campaign performance
- Execute our established Q4 and BFCM playbook
- Maintain a high quality bar for every send

IMPORTANT:
- This is a REVENUE-ACCOUNTABLE role.
- Your campaigns should generate at least 5× your monthly salary in attributable revenue each month, with stronger results expected during Q4.
- Given our list size and high open rates, this is easily achievable for an experienced email marketer.


To apply, share relevant campaign examples, performance results, and how many emails you can manage each week.

KEY POINT ABOUT THIS JOB:
Most of what needs to be done in this role is fully-automatable with AI. Design is automated. Copy is mostly automated. Therefore, your job is to fill the gaps where AI cannot. This is how you add value.

Where you add value:
- Taste
- Quality Assurance
- Audiences and list segmentation
- Years of previous experience

You are expected to use AI to the maximum extent possible. In fact, we want you to.
That is why we are offering a RECURRING SALARY instead of an hourly rate. We will provide the tools to do so.

REQUIREMENTS:
- Must be SOLO. Agencies are not allowed.
- Must be native in English speaking
- Must have a track record in e-commerce email marketing
- Must be detail obsessed and high conscientious

BENEFITS:
- AI does most of the work
- Emails can be scheduled in advance... which means you could get the full month of emails done in 2 days of work.

We’re hiring a full-time (40h/week) video editor for a DTC ecommerce brand (60+ wellness / skincare).

Focus: VSLs + paid-social ads that have to perform — not “pretty” cuts for a brand reel.

Must-have: proven DTC / ecommerce editing experience with work that actually ran as ads (portfolio + track record).

You report to our Brand Operator (Thomas Mokkink). We own strategy/offers; you own speed, craft, and clean delivery.

The work
- Edit VSLs + Meta/IG ads from our briefs — we supply copywriting, scripts, B-roll, and content; light extra sourcing sometimes
- Obsess over the first 3 seconds — multiple hook variants per concept
- Pacing, retention, sound-off captions, systematic hook / body / CTA variants
- Iterate from performance notes (hook/hold, CTR, CPA)
- AI tools welcome as leverage — human DR taste still required

Weekly output
- Normal mode (~80% supplied assets / ~20% light self-sourcing): ~16–20 edited minutes/week (+ variants)
- Heavy self-sourcing mode (you create/find 50%+ of footage): ~10–15 edited minutes/week

Fit
- Real DTC/ecom editing (health/beauty/supplements/wellness a plus)
- Can show paid-spend creatives (Ad Library / links / case notes)
- Thinks hooks + retention, not only grade & transitions
- Comfortable with mini-VSL structure and short feed ads
- Reliable ops, clear English for async briefs
- 100% exclusive full-time focus · ASAP start

Tools
- Tell us your NLE + AI stack. We reimburse agreed license costs.

Pay
- Flat $1,500 USD/mo · 40h/week
- Performance bonuses on top (for creatives that become account winners — structure in interview / after pilot)
- Growth review ~60–90 days (scope/pay upside if you clear the bar)
- Strong fit → paid pilot, then proceed full-time

How to apply? Follow all below steps (incomplete = skipped)
1. Your top 3 traits of a great video editor for DTC brands (specific, not fluff)
2. Concrete collaborations: who / what you edited / your role / results if shareable
3. 2–3 full pieces you personally edited + what raws you got
4. Your tools/AI stack, confirm 40h exclusive + ASAP, plus timezone + CET overlap (for coordination only)
5. Put the word RETENTION in your proposal

Optional: one cut you’d redo today after seeing performance data.

We’re looking for a highly competent video editor who is fluent in both Japanese and English and already has proven experience editing dropshipping/ecommerce direct-response ads.

This is not a general video editing position.

You must have previous experience editing paid ads for ecommerce or dropshipping brands. We are specifically looking for someone who understands how performance creatives should be paced and edited to keep attention and drive conversions.

Because the ads will primarily target the Japanese market, you must also be able to genuinely understand Japanese.

Using ChatGPT, DeepL, AI subtitles, or other translation tools to compensate for weak Japanese will not be enough for this role.

You need to naturally understand:

Japanese scripts and voiceovers
Whether captions sound natural
Which words should be emphasized
Where captions should appear and disappear
How pacing changes based on Japanese speech
Whether the emotional tone of the edit matches the script
Whether the final ad feels natural for a Japanese audience

At the same time, you must be comfortable communicating with our team in English.

What we are looking for

You should already understand how to edit direct-response ecommerce ads, including:

Strong hooks in the first few seconds
Fast and intentional pacing
Pattern interrupts and visual resets
UGC-style editing
Product demonstrations
Finding and selecting relevant B-roll and visual assets yourself
Japanese caption timing and text hierarchy
Sound effects and music placement
Removing dead space and unnecessary pauses
Keeping the viewer engaged throughout the ad
Editing different angles and variations for creative testing
Understanding the difference between a normal video and an ad designed to convert

We will provide you with:

The script
Reference ads
The ideal creative direction we want you to follow

From there, you will be expected to source or generate the necessary visuals yourself and turn the script into a polished, performance-focused ecommerce ad.

We do not want someone who simply puts random B-roll over a voiceover.

You should be able to study a reference ad, understand why the pacing, cuts, visuals, captions, and overall editing style work, and then make strong editing decisions independently.

Requirements
Must be fluent in Japanese and English
Must have previous experience editing dropshipping/ecommerce ads
Must understand direct-response advertising
Must have experience editing Meta, Facebook, Instagram, or TikTok ads
Strong understanding of pacing and viewer retention
Comfortable editing UGC, voiceovers, product footage, B-roll, captions, and motion graphics
Strong Japanese reading and listening comprehension
Able to source or generate suitable visual assets independently
Able to recreate the style and pacing of reference ads
Able to work independently without needing every edit explained
Fast and reliable turnaround
When applying, please send:
3–5 examples of dropshipping/ecommerce ads you personally edited
Which platforms the ads were used on
Your Japanese proficiency level
Your usual turnaround time for a 30–60 second ad
A short explanation of how you approach pacing and retention in ecommerce ads

We are specifically looking for editors with real dropshipping/ecommerce advertising experience.

Please also do not apply if you rely on AI translation tools to understand Japanese. AI can support your workflow, but it cannot replace actual Japanese fluency for this position.

We are looking for an experienced Ecommerce Web Developer who can help us create a modern, fast, responsive, and professional online store.

The ideal developer should have a strong understanding of Ecommerce websites and be able to turn a design or concept into a fully functional online shopping platform.

💻 What You’ll Be Working On
Complete Ecommerce website development
Modern and professional homepage design
Responsive design for desktop, tablet & mobile
Product listing and product detail pages
Categories, collections, filters & search
Shopping cart and checkout functionality
Customer login/account system
Payment gateway integration
Shipping and tax configuration
Order management functionality
Coupon/discount functionality
Email notifications
Third-party API integrations
Website speed and performance optimization
Basic SEO implementation
Security and bug fixing
🛠 Technologies / Platforms

Experience with any of the following is preferred:

Shopify | WooCommerce | WordPress | HTML | CSS | JavaScript | PHP | APIs

Experience with custom Ecommerce development will be considered a strong advantage.

🎯 We Need Someone Who Can
Build clean and scalable websites
Create a smooth customer shopping experience
Understand Ecommerce UI/UX
Make websites mobile-friendly
Optimize loading speed
Integrate external services and APIs
Troubleshoot technical problems
Work independently and meet deadlines
Communicate clearly throughout the project
⭐ Bonus Skills

Experience with:

Fashion & Clothing Ecommerce
Beauty & Skincare stores
Dropshipping websites
Digital product stores
International Ecommerce
Conversion Rate Optimization
Google Analytics
Facebook/Meta Pixel
SEO

We are looking for a reliable and customer-focused Customer Support Representative to join our team. The ideal candidate will be responsible for providing excellent support to our customers, resolving inquiries, and ensuring a smooth and positive customer experience.

This role requires someone who is professional, organized, responsive, and comfortable communicating with customers through multiple channels.

Responsibilities
Handle customer inquiries via phone, email, chat, and messaging platforms
Provide accurate and timely responses to customer questions
Resolve customer issues while maintaining a professional and friendly approach
Follow up with customers to ensure satisfaction
Manage customer requests and escalate complex issues when needed
Update customer records and maintain accurate notes in CRM systems
Assist with administrative tasks and daily support operations
Maintain a high level of customer service and attention to detail
Requirements
Previous experience in customer support, client communication, or virtual assistance
Excellent written and spoken English communication skills
Strong problem-solving and multitasking abilities
Professional phone etiquette and customer handling skills
Ability to work independently and follow processes
Reliable internet connection and a quiet working environment
Experience with CRM, ticketing systems, or customer management tools is a plus
Preferred Experience
Experience working with U.S.-based customers
Experience in healthcare, SaaS, eCommerce, or service-based industries
Familiarity with tools like HubSpot, Zendesk, Freshdesk, Slack, or similar platforms
What We Offer
Long-term opportunity with consistent work
Flexible remote environment
Supportive team and clear processes
Opportunity for growth based on performance
To Apply, Please Include:
Briefly describe your customer support experience
Mention the tools/platforms you have worked with
Share your availability and timezone
Include a short voice sample (if applicable)

We are looking for someone who is not just a support agent, but someone who genuinely cares about helping customers and improving their experience.

Start your proposal with the monthly ad spend of the biggest Google Ads account you have personally run. Proposals that don't will be skipped.

We're Convertibles, a CRO and Shopify dev agency for 8 and 9 figure D2C brands. We've brought Google and YouTube ads in-house and we're hiring one full-time specialist to work directly with our co-founder Clay, who's run Google Ads for ecommerce since 2013 (own brand, exited; then brands spending $50k to $500k+/month on Google).

You'll learn how he runs accounts and within 90 days you'll be running the weekly cycle on your own accounts: pull the numbers (Google Ads plus the client's attribution tool - Triple Whale, Converge, Northbeam), update the reporting workbook, write the client update, produce the actions list, make the changes, build new campaigns, and eventually run the client check-in call.

What's different here:

YouTube and Demand Gen are the main event. We take winning Meta ads, recut them for YouTube, and scale. Accounts have gone from YouTube at 6-12% of media mix to 13-22% at a return that held for over a year.
Attribution-tool numbers decide YouTube, not platform numbers.
Everything gets a number. "Performance improved" isn't a finding.
Reporting and first drafts are built with Claude. You need to be comfortable working with AI daily.
Dev, CRO, QA and design team behind you for landing pages and feed fixes.

You:

2-4 years hands-on ecommerce Google Ads. Search, Shopping, PMax on real budgets (at least one account at $20k+/month). Some YouTube or Demand Gen.
Strong in Google Sheets. Can read eight weeks of campaign data and say what changed and why.
Know Merchant Center well enough to fix disapprovals.
Clear written English. You'll write to clients by week five.
Available 40h/wk, working roughly UTC+0 to UTC+3 hours (morning overlap with Clay in UTC+8, afternoon with UK/EU and US East).

Not a fit: account managers who relay what a specialist did, Meta buyers who "also do Google", agencies.

Process: answer the three questions below, shortlist gets a paid 2-3 hour test task ($150 fixed), then a call with Clay. Month one is a paid trial at the agreed rate.

We're a fast-growing Australian eCommerce supplement brand looking for a senior Meta Ads media buyer to own the account and scale it profitably.

This is a senior seat. You're not executing someone else's plan, you're setting the strategy and answering for the numbers.

THE SETUP

You'll work directly with our creative strategist. The creative pipeline runs through Asana, so briefs, assets and revisions all live in one place and you'll always know what's coming.

Our rhythm is consistent:

- Wednesday uploads
- Friday and Monday budget changes, kill and scale
- Creative testing in ABO
- Scaling in ASC+

If that structure makes sense to you straight away, keep reading.

WHAT YOU'LL OWN

- Meta account strategy: structure, budget allocation, testing roadmap
- Daily management and optimisation across Facebook and Instagram
- Weekly creative testing, angles, hooks and formats, working with the creative strategist on direction
- Kill and scale decisions on the Friday and Monday cadence
- Audience and structure testing
- Finding the scaling opportunities and the bottlenecks before we do

WHAT YOU'LL BE MEASURED ON

You'll work to clear KPIs on ROAS, CPA and spend efficiency. We agree the targets up front, you get the room to hit them, and we look at the numbers together.

REPORTING

- Clear performance summaries, not screenshot dumps
- Flag risks and opportunities early, not after the week's gone
- Tell us what the data says and what you're doing about it

REQUIREMENTS

- Proven experience running Meta Ads for eCommerce brands at real spend
- Hands-on with ABO testing and ASC+ scaling, not just theory
- Strong grip on ROAS, CPA, MER and AOV, and how they interact
- Track record of scaling profitably, not just spending more
- You make decisions from data and can explain the reasoning
- Reliable, proactive, and comfortable owning the call

NICE TO HAVE

- Supplement, health or DTC experience
- High-volume account experience
- A creative testing framework you actually use
- Experience working alongside a creative team

WHAT WE PROVIDE

- A creative strategist and a genuine creative pipeline, so you're never waiting on assets
- Support staff handling the production side
- Fast decisions and clear communication
- Long-term collaboration and more scope as we grow

TO APPLY, SEND US

1. Accounts you've managed: monthly spend and results
2. Your approach to scaling profitably
3. One test that changed performance and what you learned from it
4. Your availability and hourly rate

Numbers you send should be accounts you personally ran. We ask specific questions on the call and it's obvious quickly if the results belong to someone else. That's an instant no.

Top-rated online Gallery is looking for an Ecommerce Operations Manager to oversee the operational flow between Customer Service, marketplaces, fulfillment systems, 3PL facilities, production, and company management.

The Operations Manager will be responsible for making sure operational issues are identified, prioritized, resolved, and prevented from repeating.

This is a hands-on e-commerce operations role, not a Data Analyst position.

Responsibilities
The Operations Manager will be responsible for the operational performance of Customer Service while working closely with the existing Customer Service Manager.
The Customer Service Manager will continue to manage the CS team and supervisors.

The Operations Manager will:
Work with the CS Manager to improve CS statistics, processes, policies, and workflows.
Review CS performance, customer satisfaction, escalations, refund trends, and recurring customer issues.
Help identify operational problems affecting Customer Service.
Connect Customer Service with company management and communicate important trends, risks, and improvement opportunities.
Work with management and the CS Manager on operational priorities and process changes.
Make sure decisions made by management are implemented correctly within Customer Service.
Help turn recurring customer problems into operational improvements.
The Operations Manager will personally manage refunds and returns within the company's existing system.

Responsibilities include:

Process full and partial refunds.
Process marketplace refunds.
Review unusual or higher-value refund cases.
Verify that refunds and replacements are handled correctly.
Make sure returns are properly tracked and completed.
Coordinate return labels when required.
Make sure returned inventory does not remain unprocessed at the 3PL facility.
Ensure returned products are classified for resale, discount sale, internal use, claims, donation, recycling, or disposal.
Identify unnecessary refunds and financial leakage.

Marketplace Operations

Monitor marketplace order flow.
Identify and resolve orders that fail to sync.
Handle marketplace refunds, returns, cancellations, tracking issues, and operational cases.
Monitor marketplace SLAs and fulfillment-related account-health issues.
Coordinate marketplace issues with CS, Development, Production, and management.
Make sure marketplace problems are resolved before they affect customers whenever possible.

Order & Fulfillment Exceptions

Monitor delayed, stuck, missing, or incorrect orders.
Resolve integration and order-flow problems.
Handle unusual order holds, customer changes, and custom-order issues.
Monitor fulfillment exceptions and coordinate with production.
Follow critical exceptions until resolution.

Replacement Orders

Replacement-order creation and processing are primarily automated. The Operations Manager is responsible for making sure the automated replacement process works correctly and for handling exceptions. This includes:
Monitor replacement orders that become stuck or delayed.
Verify that replacement orders successfully reach production.
Escalate urgent replacement cases.
Identify failures in the automated process.
Prevent unnecessary refund-plus-replacement situations.
Process Improvement & Automation
Identify recurring operational problems.
Improve workflows between CS, marketplaces, production, 3PL, and internal systems.
Define requirements for reports, alerts, and automations.
Work with BI, Development, and automation resources to reduce manual work.
Make sure new operational processes are actually implemented and maintained.

Data Skills

The Operations Manager should be comfortable using Excel, reports, dashboards, pivots, filters, and basic formulas.The role requires strong practical use of data but does not require advanced statistical analysis, complex data cleaning, SQL, BI development, or sophisticated Excel modeling.
Ideal Candidate
We are looking for someone who is:
Hands-on.
Highly organized.
Strong at prioritization.
Comfortable with ecommerce systems.
Customer-focused and commercially aware.
Comfortable working across multiple departments.
Able to take ownership of operational problems from discovery through resolution.
Comfortable working with data without being a dedicated Data Analyst.

We are a Philippines-based subsidiary of a UK Shopify development agency. We build and support Shopify stores for clients and are expanding our partner bench for paid media — specifically Google Shopping and Performance Max specialists who can run ads on client accounts at real US scale.

## The engagement
- Client store: mainstream Shopify, ~1,000 general merchandise / low-AOV dropship-style SKUs (catalog ecommerce, not a premium brand)
- Geo: United States
- You work inside the CLIENT / OUR Google Ads account that we manage (we grant access). We do not move primary spend onto your agency MCC as the account of record.
- Freelancers and agencies both welcome — we want reliable media-buying partners we can plug into client work

## What you will own
- Google Shopping + Performance Max strategy, build, launch, optimization, and scaling
- Feed / product-group hygiene input (coordinate with us on Shopify / Merchant Center issues)
- Creative & asset testing for PMax (headlines, images, sitelinks) within what Shopping/PMax allows
- Clear weekly reporting: spend, ROAS/CPA, impression share, wasted spend cuts, scaling plan
- Account structure that protects margins on competitive / low-AOV catalogs

## Must-have experience (please prove in your proposal)
- Hands-on Google Shopping + Performance Max in the US
- Proven management of **6–7 figure monthly ad spend** ($100k–$1M+/mo) on Google — state your highest sustained monthly spend and vertical
- Dropshipping or similar low-AOV / general merchandise multi-SKU catalogs (not only high-AOV DTC brands)
- Comfortable working as a buyer on the client’s Google Ads account (standard access / MCC link OK; account stays with us / the client)

## Nice to have
- Merchant Center troubleshooting (disapprovals, feed attributes, shipping/tax)
- Experience with broad multi-SKU catalogs (~hundreds to thousands of SKUs)
- Tracking / conversion setup familiarity (GA4, enhanced conversions) — we can support tech side
- Experience partnering with Shopify agencies / multi-client work

## How we work
- Direct, fast decisions; no corporate layers
- You propose tests; we approve budget changes with the client workflow
- Start lean, prove ROAS/CPA, then scale
- Ongoing partner relationship if results are strong — more client accounts over time

## Definition of done (first 30 days)
1. Account + Merchant Center audited; Shopping + PMax campaigns live on our/client account
2. Clean conversion tracking verified with us
3. Baseline report with targets and a 2-week test plan
4. At least one clear scale-or-kill recommendation backed by data

Apply only if you can show real US Shopping/PMax scale. Include numbers.

We are looking for an experienced SEO specialist to manage and improve the organic visibility of two established UK footwear websites:
1. Oscar William Shoemakers – handmade, bespoke and made-to-order shoes
2. Euston Shoemakers – shoe repairs, shoe care products, footwear and related services in London
Our main objective is to increase our visibility on Google Search and Google Maps, improve rankings for relevant keywords, increase qualified website traffic and generate more enquiries and sales.
Both businesses are based around Great Portland Street / Fitzrovia, London, so strong experience with UK Local SEO and London-based businesses is very important.
Scope of Work
We would like the SEO expert to initially carry out a complete audit of both websites and then provide and implement a clear SEO strategy.
The work should include:
• Full technical SEO audit
• Website SEO health check
• Keyword research for both businesses
• Competitor research
• Local London keyword research
• On-page SEO optimisation
• Page titles and meta descriptions
• H1, H2 and content structure optimisation
• Product and collection page SEO
• Internal linking improvements
• Image SEO and ALT tags
• URL structure review
• Website speed and Core Web Vitals review
• Mobile SEO
• Schema markup / structured data
• Google Search Console review
• Google Analytics review and setup where required
• Google Business Profile optimisation
• Local SEO and Google Maps ranking strategy
• Local citations / business directories
• Backlink strategy and quality link building
• Duplicate content checks
• Broken link checks
• Indexing and sitemap review
• Monthly SEO reporting
Oscar William Shoemakers
We want to rank strongly for searches relating to areas such as:
• Handmade shoes London
• Bespoke shoes London
• Made to order shoes London
• Handmade men's shoes
• Bespoke men's shoes
• Handmade shoemaker London
• Custom made shoes London
• Luxury men's shoes London
• Made to measure shoes
• Handmade leather shoes
We also want to build strong rankings for individual shoe categories including:
Oxford shoes, Derby shoes, Brogues, Loafers, Chelsea boots, Monk straps, Chukka boots and Made-to-Order footwear.
Euston Shoemakers
The objective for this website is very strong local search visibility.
Important searches include:
• Shoe repair London
• Shoe repairs near me
• Cobbler London
• Cobbler Fitzrovia
• Shoe repair Fitzrovia
• Shoe repair Great Portland Street
• Shoe repair Regent's Park
• Shoe repair Warren Street
• Same day shoe repair London
• Luxury shoe repair London
• Designer shoe repair London
• Boot repair London
• Heel repair London
• Sole replacement London
• Vibram sole replacement London
We want customers searching around Fitzrovia, Great Portland Street, Regent's Park, Marylebone, Oxford Circus and Central London to be able to find us easily.
What We Expect From the Freelancer
Please do not apply if your service is only automated SEO reports.
We want somebody who can identify problems, explain what needs to be changed and actually implement the improvements.
You should have proven experience with:
• Shopify SEO
• Ecommerce SEO
• Local SEO
• Google Business Profile
• Google Search Console
• Google Analytics
• Technical SEO
• Keyword research
• Content optimisation
• Link building
• UK businesses
Experience in footwear, fashion, luxury products, retail or local service businesses would be an advantage.
When Applying
Please include:
1. Examples of websites you have successfully improved.
2. Examples of Google ranking improvements you achieved.
3. Experience with Shopify SEO.
4. Experience with Local SEO and Google Maps.
5. Your proposed approach for the first 30, 60 and 90 days.
6. What SEO tools you use.
7. Whether you personally carry out the work or outsource it.
8. Your monthly fee.
9. Approximately how many hours per month you would dedicate to our two websites.
Important
We are looking for a long-term SEO partner, not someone for a one-off project.
The right person may work with us continuously to improve rankings, traffic, local visibility, enquiries and online sales.

Please answer the following questions
What would you do in the first 30 days for both websites?
A good answer should mention technical audit, Search Console, indexing, keyword research, competitor analysis, on-page fixes, Google Business Profile and local SEO. Be careful if they mainly talk about backlinks.
How would you approach Oscar William differently from Euston Shoemakers?
They should understand these are two different SEO strategies: Oscar William is more ecommerce/product/brand SEO, while Euston Shoes needs very strong local SEO for London and “near me” searches.
Can you show me 2–3 websites where you improved Google rankings? What keywords improved, and over what period?
Ask for actual examples, not vague statements like “I increased traffic by 300%.”
What would you do to improve our Google Maps / Google Business Profile rankings?
Look for answers involving correct categories, services, location relevance, reviews, local citations, website landing pages, NAP consistency, photos, posts and local authority—not just “add keywords.”
What Shopify SEO problems do you normally look for?
A strong person should mention things like duplicate URLs, canonical tags, collection/product indexing, internal links, redirects, page speed, structured data, product descriptions, meta data and crawl/indexation issues.
How do you decide which keywords we should target?
They should consider search intent, competition, commercial value, location, current rankings and realistic opportunities—not only search volume.
How do you build backlinks? Please give examples.
Avoid anyone offering “500 backlinks,” PBNs, automated links or cheap directory packages. You want relevant, genuine links from reputable sites, suppliers, industry publications, local businesses and credible directories.
Will you actually make the SEO changes, or only tell us what needs changing?
For your case, I would strongly prefer someone who can implement most changes directly in Shopify rather than sending your developer a 50-page report every month.
What will your monthly report show?
Ask them to report at least: Google clicks, impressions, keyword positions, organic traffic, enquiries/sales, Google Maps visibility, completed work and the next month's priorities.
What results do you realistically expect after 3 and 6 months?
Be suspicious of anyone guaranteeing “Page 1 in 30 days.” A good SEO expert will explain that some improvements can happen quickly, but competitive rankings normally build gradually.

We’re a growing DTC ecommerce brand looking for an experienced Creative Strategist to help us develop paid-social concepts that convert cold audiences.

Our video production is already covered. We need someone who can lead the strategic side of the creative process: research customers and competitors, uncover strong insights, develop angles, write scripts, and use performance data to guide future iterations.

Our current focus is on DTC supplement and wellness products, so relevant experience in supplements, health, beauty, personal care, or similar markets will be a major advantage.

### What You’ll Work On

* Research customer reviews, comments, communities, competitors, and active ads
* Identify customer pains, desires, objections, buying triggers, and awareness levels
* Develop new creative angles and advertising concepts
* Write scroll-stopping hooks for cold traffic
* Create UGC, founder-style, testimonial, problem–solution, story-driven, educational, and mechanism-led scripts
* Prepare clear creative briefs and visual direction for video editors
* Develop multiple hook, body, and CTA variations
* Review completed creatives and provide actionable feedback
* Analyze performance metrics and identify why an ad won or lost
* Build new iterations around winning messages, hooks, and concepts
* Help us maintain a consistent creative-testing pipeline

### What We Need

We’re looking for someone who understands that every creative needs a strategic reason behind it.

You should have experience with:

* DTC or ecommerce paid-social advertising
* Meta and TikTok ads
* Direct-response copywriting and scriptwriting
* Customer and competitor research
* Hooks, angles, awareness levels, and market sophistication
* UGC and performance-driven video formats
* Creative testing and iteration
* Metrics such as CTR, hook rate, hold rate, CPA, CVR, and ROAS

Experience with Meta Ads Library, Foreplay, Motion, TikTok Creative Center, or similar research tools is a plus.

Editing experience is helpful but not required. You will work directly with our video production team.

### Initial Paid Project

For the first project, we expect:

* Customer and competitor research
* Key customer insights and avatar analysis
* 5–10 creative concepts
* Multiple angles and hooks for selected concepts
* Complete direct-response scripts
* Production-ready briefs for our editors
* Recommendations for the first testing round
* Ideas for future iterations

If the collaboration goes well, this can become ongoing work with regular creative batches.

### When Applying

Please send:

1. Three to five examples of DTC paid-social ads you personally contributed to
2. At least two examples from supplements, wellness, health, beauty, personal care, or a closely related niche
3. Your exact role in every example
4. The original angle or customer insight behind each creative
5. Available performance information: spend, CPA, ROAS, CTR, hook rate, retention, or another relevant metric
6. A short explanation of why your strongest creative worked
7. An example of how you iterated a winning or underperforming ad
8. A brief overview of your research and scripting process
9. Your typical turnaround time and pricing structure

If performance data is confidential, you may anonymize the brand and numbers or provide general spend and performance ranges.

Please do not send only a general editing, branding, or motion-design showreel. We want to see real performance advertising and understand the strategic thinking behind it.

Only include work you personally contributed to and clearly explain your involvement.

Begin your proposal with the words **“DTC CREATIVE”** and mention which portfolio example best represents your direct-response experience.

We need a freelancer to build and launch high-converting email flows for our ecommerce business. The work includes creating automated sequences, improving customer engagement, and optimizing email performance. You should be able to recommend flow structure, set up campaigns, and help improve conversion results. This is a part-time project for someone who can work independently and deliver reliable email marketing support.

I already have the full visual direction for this project—please review it here: https://www.behance.net/gallery/253347941/Classy-Coder.

Your task is to translate that Behance layout into a fully functional, responsive eCommerce website that mirrors the look and feel down to the smallest detail.

The store needs to include:
• Core pages styled exactly like the mock-ups, with these sections active at launch: About Us, Services, and Contact Us.
• A simple, built-in customer review system on product pages so shoppers can leave feedback.

Everything else you’d expect from a modern online shop—product catalogue, cart flow, basic order management—should be in place, but you can assume payment processing will be added later, so no gateway integration is required right now.

Tech stack is flexible; I’m comfortable with WordPress + WooCommerce, Shopify, or a custom solution in React/Next.js, as long as the final site loads quickly, is mobile-friendly, and can be updated without touching code for routine content edits.

Deliverables I will review for acceptance:
• Pixel-perfect front-end matching the Behance design on desktop and mobile.
• Fully configured eCommerce back-end with product, category, tax, and shipping settings ready for data entry.
• Customer review feature tested and working.
• Short hand-off document (or Loom walkthrough) showing me how to update text, images, and products.

Feel free to suggest the workflow you prefer, key milestones, and any premium plugins or themes you think will streamline the build.

Skills: PHP, Website Design, WordPress, eCommerce, HTML, Shopify, WooCommerce, Web Development, Frontend Development, Next.js

Terramore is seeking an Ecommerce Manager to oversee daily operations of our Shopify storefront and connected tools. This is a part-time role, approximately 10–20 hours per week, with potential for growth as the brand scales. Responsibilities include monitoring site health, managing merchandising updates, QAing new products and promotions, and making light theme and CSS adjustments. You will also configure and maintain our operational stack, including Gorgias, Zamp, Loop, fraud screening, and care plan/warranty integrations. You should be able to identify app conflicts or integration issues and coordinate with cross-functional teams to implement customer-facing changes.

I am looking for a very skilled, experienced and creative website developer that specializes in e-commerce. I have minimal experience with e-commerce sites so i'm looking for someone that will be patient and help guide me every step of the way. This will not be a weekend project for the winner, it requires ongoing support.

SAMPLE OF YOUR WORK IS CRITICAL. IF YOU HAVE NO SAMPLES, YOU WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED FOR THE PROJECT. DO NOT SEND ME ANY EXAMPLES VIA MESSAGING FUNCTION. IF YOU IGNORE THIS REQUEST, I WILL ELIMINATE YOU FROM CONSIDERATION IMMEDIATELY.

The site will be a t-shirt company that focuses on Parent/Child relationships. The difference categories at this point are - 1. Grandfather 2. Dad/Father 3. Son 4. Grandson 5. Uncle 6. Mentor 7. Granddaughter 8. Spouse

There will need to be a section on the front page where we can speak to our Mission

The site needs to diverse in terms of imaging. Age, Gender, Race etc.

CREATIVITY IS CRITICAL AS WELL AS EASE OF FUNCIONALITY.

THAT'S IT FOR NOW.

Skills: PHP, JavaScript, Website Design, Graphic Design, CSS, eCommerce, HTML, Creative Design, Web Development

About Net-100

The cost of running a business keeps climbing — rent, labor, inventory, software — and margins get thinner every year. One cost every business pays and almost none control is credit card processing: 3–6% off every sale, every day. Every swipe of a customer's card, the business pays a fee. Net-100 exists to fix that, in fact we guarantee that we will reduce a business's card fees or eliminate them altogether, so the owner nets 100% of their revenue.

We're a payments consulting group with a back office managing a $4B+ in transactions, direct processor access, and no middlemen. Our clients span across 5 continents and every industry — restaurants, retail, ecommerce, travel, hospitality, entertainment, software, pharmaceutical, healthcare, automotive, professional services, and franchise — and we accept high-risk businesses most providers turn away.

The work

We need B2B lead generators and appointment setters who can find businesses paying too much in processing fees, open the conversation, and book a qualified call with our team. We handle everything after that: pricing, the sales call, underwriting, onboarding, and support. Any business, in any industry, anywhere in the world, they all takes cards.

A qualified appointment means:

A business owner or decision-maker
Doing at least $30,000 per month in card volume
Shows up to a scheduled call with us and understands the purpose
Committed to sharing processing statements to get a fee savings analysis

How you're paid

$20-$100 per qualified appointment
$200-$5,000+ bonus for every account that activates from your appointments
Ongoing monthly residual on every activated account for as long as it processes — this is where it gets serious. $500,000 in monthly transaction volume can pay anywhere from $2,000–$7,000 (depending on industry and pricing) per month that the business processes with us.
Top performers are offered a full agent role with a higher residual split

Ideal freelancer

Proven B2B outbound experience — cold calling, email, LinkedIn, or in-person
Experience selling to business owners: SaaS, POS, merchant services, insurance, lending, advertising, telecom, or similar
Knows at least one business owner that we can present the offer for lower fees (optional)
Fluent English; additional languages a plus for international markets
Comfortable with a per-result structure — you're paid on what you book, not hours logged
Any market welcome: local, regional, or online

Provided to you

Training on the offer and objection handling
Call scripts and email templates
A qualification checklist so you know exactly what counts
Fast feedback on every appointment booked

To apply

Tell us: (1) what you've sold B2B and how you got in front of decision-makers, (2) the market or industries you have experience in, and (3) your typical output — appointments or meetings booked per week in a past role. (4) do you have a list of business owners you know or have worked with previously

J’ai l’idée claire : ouvrir très vite une boutique eBay spécialisée dans les articles de mode et la faire tourner suffisamment pour générer un revenu régulier. Je possède aujourd’hui ni la boutique ni les annonces ; j’ai donc besoin que tu prennes en charge la création complète et l’optimisation du shop.

Ce que j’attends de ta prestation
• Création et paramétrage complet du compte : nom de boutique, charte visuelle, réglages eBay Seller Hub, moyens de paiement et expédition.
• Mise en ligne d’un premier lot d’annonces mode, rédigées et illustrées de façon professionnelle, avec titres SEO, descriptions soignées et photos optimisées.
• Conseils sur la sélection de produits tendance afin d’assurer dès le départ un bon taux de conversion.
• Paramétrage des campagnes promotionnelles et suivi des performances pour ajuster rapidement les prix, les frais de port ou les mots-clés.
• Transmission d’un court guide vidéo ou PDF afin que je puisse ajouter moi-même de nouveaux articles après le lancement.

Modalités et délai
Je souhaite voir la boutique opérationnelle au plus vite (idéalement sous quelques jours). La rémunération se fera de préférence sous forme d’un pourcentage sur les bénéfices réalisés, à convenir ensemble avant le démarrage.

Si tu maîtrises déjà eBay (Seller Hub, Terapeak, outils d’automatisation) et que tu as l’œil mode, nous pouvons avancer immédiatement.

Skills: Graphic Design, SEO, Product Sourcing, eCommerce, eBay, Content Writing, Digital Marketing, Product Photography

I need a brand-new OpenCart store configured from scratch to sell physical products. The build should be clean, fast, and ready for launch, with all core settings in place so I can immediately start uploading items and accepting orders.

Key deliverables:
• Full OpenCart installation and theme configuration
• Payment gateway integration (my preferred provider, plus test transactions to confirm)
• Shipping options set up with rates that update accurately at checkout
• Inventory management activated and verified so stock levels sync correctly across the catalog

Please handle any back-end tweaks or extension installs required to make these features run smoothly, and keep the codebase upgrade-friendly. Once everything is in place, a short walkthrough or documentation on how to add products, process orders, and manage day-to-day store tasks will help me take over operations confidently.

If you know best-practice SEO settings or performance optimizations for OpenCart, let me know—those extras are welcome, provided the main setup stays the priority.

Skills: PHP, eCommerce, Inventory Management, HTML, Open Cart, Web Development, Payment Gateway Integration, Website Optimization

We are looking for an experienced C#/.NET developer to make several targeted updates and bug fixes to an existing Windows order-entry application used by our ecommerce business.

The application is already built and operational, and we have the complete Visual Studio source code/project. We are not looking for a rewrite.

Existing application
C# / .NET Framework 4.6.1
Windows Forms
BigCommerce REST API integration
CSV/spreadsheet bulk-order imports
SQLite/local application components
Creates regular and multi-recipient orders in BigCommerce
Work needed

The project involves troubleshooting and correcting several existing workflows, primarily related to:

Recipient and shipping-address data
Bulk spreadsheet imports
Company/business-name handling
Existing BigCommerce customer/billing information
Duplicating recipients/items within an order
Data mapping between the application and BigCommerce
General testing to make sure existing functionality continues to work correctly

These are specific, identifiable issues rather than a request to redesign the application.

We have detailed examples of the problems, the expected behavior, and the relevant workflows. I will provide those to the developer selected for the project.

Ideal developer

We are looking for someone with strong experience in:

C# and .NET Framework
Windows Forms applications
Debugging existing/legacy applications
REST APIs and JSON
CSV/data import workflows
Carefully tracing data through an application to identify where values are being lost or incorrectly reused

Experience with the BigCommerce API is a plus, but strong experience integrating with comparable REST APIs is also fine.

This application is important to our seasonal business and receives heavy use during a relatively short period of the year, so reliability and careful testing are very important.

Please be comfortable working within the existing application rather than recommending a complete rewrite unless there is a compelling technical reason.

When applying

Please briefly tell me:

Your experience with C#/.NET Framework and Windows Forms.
Your experience maintaining or debugging an existing application written by another developer.
Whether you have experience with BigCommerce or other ecommerce REST APIs.
An example of a similar debugging/integration project you have completed.
Your availability to begin soon.

I will provide the complete source code and detailed list of issues to the developer selected for the project.