Expert in Web Design & Digital Marketing Ready for New Projects

Expert in Web Design & Digital Marketing Ready for New ProjectsExpert in Web Design & Digital Marketing Ready for New Projects

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AJETOMOBI JAMIU EDDIE GARNER

• 9h

I have been quietly building, learning, and improving behind the scenes… now I am ready for more.

I am currently open to work and available to take on new projects.

I help businesses grow online through:

• Website design (Shopify, WordPress and more) • Meta ads that actually convert • SEO and store optimization • Social media growth and management • Email marketing setup and flows

I focus on one thing: results. Not just making things look good, but making them work.

If you are building something and need someone who understands both design and marketing, let’s talk.

Or if you know someone who might need my help, I would appreciate a referral.

#OpenToWork #DigitalMarketing #Shopify #WebDesign #MetaAds #Freelancer

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Adegbite Adedamola

• 9h

that's good what advice will you gave us that are just coming

AJETOMOBI JAMIU EDDIE GARNER

• 2h

Start simple, but don’t rush into trying everything at once.

Most people coming in focus on tools, ads, or quick wins, but the real work is understanding how a customer sees your offer. If that part is not clear, nothing else holds.

Pick one direction, build it properly, and pay...

ecommerce gold

• 6h

The “quietly building” framing is rare — most people optimize for visibility, not depth.

In Shopify + Meta setups, I’ve seen this a lot:

Brands focus on driving clicks, but not on shaping perception before the click converts.

That’s usually where performance breaks.

Do clients...

AJETOMOBI JAMIU EDDIE GARNER

• 2h

Honestly, most of the time they don’t come with that layer figured out.

They focus heavily on getting traffic ads, clicks, pushing offers but the perception side is usually missing. What the customer feels, understands, or trusts before even clicking is rarely intentional.

That is...

Daniel G Bright

max

• Apr 7

Your rebrand isn't going to fix your pipeline.

I've sat in the kickoff call where a founder says it out loud: "Our brand doesn't match the product anymore, and I think that's why deals are stalling."

Sometimes it's true. Most of the time, the brand is the one thing they can control when the harder stuff feels stuck.

Here's the test I run before I'll take the project:

If your sales team started saying a sharper version of your positioning tomorrow, would deals move? If yes, you don't need a rebrand. You need a messaging fix and a website that actually reflects it.

A real rebrand is for companies at an inflection point: new category, new buyer, new stage, new product surface area. Not companies with a slow quarter.

The reason most rebrands don't move the needle is that they were never the bottleneck. The brand got blamed for a positioning problem, and six months later the logo is prettier and the pipeline looks the same.

Strategy before aesthetics. Always. Even if it means telling a client they don't need what they came to buy.

I've turned down more "rebrands" in the last 12 months than I've taken. It's the most counterintuitively good thing I do for my pipeline.

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