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Hi Shukran — your Meta/eCommerce background caught my attention. I have a live Shopify apparel brand and I’m looking for someone to properly set up and launch our Meta advertising so we can start generating sales and build from real data. I’d like to invite you to the project.

Title

Meta Ads + Shopify eCommerce Setup & Launch

Meta Ads + Shopify eCommerce Setup & Launch

Describe What You Need

Project Description

We have a live Shopify apparel brand, Power & Full, and are ready to begin running Meta ads with the goal of generating sales.

I need a Meta Ads/eCommerce specialist to:

* Connect and verify Shopify with Meta correctly
* Set up or audit Meta Business Manager and the ad account
* Configure Meta Pixel and Conversions API
* Verify purchase, add-to-cart, checkout, and other important events
* Set up the product catalog if needed
* Build retargeting audiences
* Structure and launch our first sales/conversion campaign
* Set up creative and product testing
* Make sure tracking clearly shows which ads and products generate sales
* Review early performance and make initial optimizations

Our Shopify store, products, and creative assets are already available.

The goal is not simply to “run ads.” We want the complete foundation set up correctly, launch a lean first campaign, identify what converts, and then scale based on actual performance.

If the initial setup and launch go well, this can turn into ongoing Meta Ads management.

Need help troubleshooting why none of my products are showing in Google Shopping. Looking for an expert to review my setup, identify the issue, and improve product visibility. Please share relevant experience with Google Shopping and examples of similar problems you have resolved. I want someone who can diagnose the problem quickly and provide clear recommendations for fixing it.

We’re looking for an experienced Meta Ads Expert to help us manage and scale our Facebook & Instagram advertising campaigns.

You’ll be responsible for campaign setup, audience targeting, creative testing, optimization, budget management, and performance analysis. We’re looking for someone who understands how to generate profitable results, not just impressions or clicks.

**What we’re looking for:**

* Proven experience running Meta Ads campaigns
* Strong understanding of Facebook Ads Manager
* Experience with campaign testing and scaling
* Ability to analyze data and identify growth opportunities
* Strong understanding of ROAS, CPA, CTR, CPM and conversion tracking
* Proactive communication and a results-driven mindset

We’re looking for someone who can take ownership of the campaigns and continuously improve performance.

Please include a few examples of Meta Ads campaigns you’ve managed, including results if possible.

I want someone who is proactive, data-driven, responsive, and focused on results rather than simply managing campaigns. We value clear communication, transparency, and a long-term working relationship if the campaigns perform well.

Project-specific expectations:
The primary goal is to generate quality leads while maintaining an efficient cost per lead. We are looking for someone who can take ownership of the campaigns, test different strategies, analyze results, and continuously improve performance.

Hi Waseem S.,

I came across your profile while searching for a Google Store Manager and wanted to reach out personally — your background in Shopify store management stood out.

A bit about us: we did around $4M in revenue last year and we're on track to beat that this year. We run active Google stores (Shopping / Merchant Center) and also sell on Pinterest, but Google is our main focus and where we see the most upside.

One thing to be clear about upfront: we already work with a dedicated agency that runs our Google Ads campaigns. This role isn't about managing the ad account yourself, it's about being our person on the inside: owning the store and feed side, watching the numbers closely, and being the main point of contact for the agency and our own team members that are handling the stores together with you.

Day to day that means:
• Keeping our Merchant Center feeds healthy and our product data clean
• Working inside our own dashboard, which we built for the team and use to track performance
• Analyzing the data in detail, spotting patterns and trends before they become problems
• Staying in close contact with our Google Ads agency and challenging their work where needed
• Joining our regular calls to discuss what's going well and what isn't, and agreeing on action points

The three things that matter most to us: you work in a detailed way, you're genuinely comfortable in data and can see the patterns in it, and you're proactive — you come to us with your own suggestions instead of waiting for instructions. Because there's a lot of contact with our team and the agency, you also need to be comfortable holding a discussion in spoken English on calls, not just in writing.

If this sounds interesting, I'd love to set up a short call to tell you more and hear how you'd approach it. Are you open to that?

Best,

Koen - Owner of KEUN B.V. and KEUN Marketing B.V.

Hi Saurabh T.,

I came across your profile while searching for a Google Store Manager and wanted to reach out personally — your background in Shopify store management stood out.

A bit about us: we did around $4M in revenue last year and we're on track to beat that this year. We run active Google stores (Shopping / Merchant Center) and also sell on Pinterest, but Google is our main focus and where we see the most upside.

One thing to be clear about upfront: we already work with a dedicated agency that runs our Google Ads campaigns. This role isn't about managing the ad account yourself, it's about being our person on the inside: owning the store and feed side, watching the numbers closely, and being the main point of contact for the agency and our own team members that are handling the stores together with you.

Day to day that means:
• Keeping our Merchant Center feeds healthy and our product data clean
• Working inside our own dashboard, which we built for the team and use to track performance
• Analyzing the data in detail, spotting patterns and trends before they become problems
• Staying in close contact with our Google Ads agency and challenging their work where needed
• Joining our regular calls to discuss what's going well and what isn't, and agreeing on action points

The three things that matter most to us: you work in a detailed way, you're genuinely comfortable in data and can see the patterns in it, and you're proactive — you come to us with your own suggestions instead of waiting for instructions. Because there's a lot of contact with our team and the agency, you also need to be comfortable holding a discussion in spoken English on calls, not just in writing.

If this sounds interesting, I'd love to set up a short call to tell you more and hear how you'd approach it. Are you open to that?

Best,

Koen - Owner of KEUN B.V. and KEUN Marketing B.V.

Job Title: Shopify/Google Merchant Center Expert Needed: Fix Missing Google Shopping Products Post-Migration

Job Description:
We recently migrated our e-commerce site from WordPress (WooCommerce) to Shopify. We have a small catalog of 280 products (primarily hats).

On WordPress, our products ranked very well and appeared highly in the Google Shopping tab. Since migrating to Shopify, our products have completely disappeared from Google Shopping search results—even when searching for the exact product title.

Current Status:
- All 280 products are fully approved in Google Merchant Center (GMC).
- There are zero policy warnings, suspensions, or feed errors in GMC.
- Our development team claims they have already mapped and implemented 301 redirects for all previous WordPress URLs to the new Shopify URLs.

Because the URLs are reportedly redirected and the feed is approved, we strongly suspect this is a Product ID mismatch issue (where Google lost our historical quality score and ranking data because Shopify generated new 'item_id' attributes), or a deeper technical schema/crawling issue.

What We Need You To Do:
1. Audit and Align Product IDs: Compare our old WordPress product ID structure (SKU or Post ID) against the new Shopify feed IDs. Map/overwrite the Shopify feed 'item_id' attribute to match the old historical IDs exactly so Google recognizes them.
2. Verify 301 Redirects: Do a spot-check audit to ensure the previous developers actually mapped the redirects correctly to individual product pages (and didn't just lazily dump them onto generic collection pages).
3. Technical SEO & Schema Check: Verify that our Shopify theme's canonical tags are properly configured (flat URLs) and that the JSON-LD Product Schema is firing correctly.
4. Google Crawl Audit: Check our Shopify robots.txt file to ensure Googlebot and Googlebot-Image are not being blocked from crawling the new URLs.

Requirements:
- Proven experience with Shopify migrations and Google Merchant Center troubleshooting.
- Deep understanding of GMC feed attributes (specifically item_id mapping).
- Strong technical SEO skills (handling canonicalization and schema markup on Shopify).

Please reply with your experience handling post-migration Google Shopping drops and your estimated timeline for diagnosing this issue. Thanks!

We're looking for a motivated, reliable, and proactive individual to join our team and help establish and grow our business. This is an exciting opportunity for someone who enjoys taking initiative, solving problems, and contributing to the development of a growing company.

The ideal candidate is organised, adaptable, and eager to make a meaningful impact. If you're passionate about helping build something from the ground up and thrive in a dynamic environment, we'd love to hear from you.

Please send your CV and a brief introduction outlining your experience and why you'd be a great fit.

We are a agency looking for long term partnership with some skilled freelancers on multiple google ads projects, basically all of them are lead generation (search ads & demand gen). let me know if you are interested?