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Nicole O'Connell
proTampa, USA
Social Media Manager & Paid Ads Specialist
    $10k+
    Earned
    4x
    Hired
    24
    Followers
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Social Media Manager & Paid Ads Specialist
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Social Media Rebrand for Fabulous Ceremonies Aruba
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Vlog-Style Short-Form Editing for Touring Artists
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The Dent Guys Social Media Management
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Education Style Short-form Video Editing
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Matt ONeal
proTampa, USA
Web Development, Branding & AI
    5.0
    Rating
    4
    Followers
Web Development, Branding & AI
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Theodore - A Learning Companion
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Kinet Branding and Website Project
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Otter
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Westgate Hotel
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Max Troha
proTampa, USA
Brand Designer + Marketing Consultant | Brand, Website, Grow
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Brand Designer + Marketing Consultant | Brand, Website, Grow
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Fly VelAir: Private Jet Charter Website, Jets for Sale & Print
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Brand Launch & Growth System | Live Events Concept (US) Built and managed the full launch and growth system for a new live-events concept, taking it from an idea to profitable, recurring monthly events within the first 45 days. I developed the brand identity, designed the customer experience, built the Framer website, created the event infrastructure, handled marketing and organic growth, produced the content, built the ticketing experience, and developed the backend systems needed to operate and grow the business. The website was built around a CMS-driven event structure, allowing each monthly event to launch from the same system with its own landing page, event details, media, and purchase flow. Instead of relying on a traditional third-party ticketing platform, I built a custom ticketing experience around common issues customers and event operators face with larger platforms. Customers could purchase directly through the brand, receive their digital ticket, and add it to Apple Wallet. Keeping the transaction within the brand also reduced third-party fees and revenue splits while giving the business greater control over the customer experience and first-party purchase data. Customer acquisition was handled across both paid and organic channels. I managed Meta advertising, organic social growth, content strategy, photography, video production, editing, creative direction, and the ongoing promotion of each event. Every ticket buyer and inbound lead was captured into an owned customer database. I built automated follow-up around that data for event reminders, early-bird releases, reviews, future promotions, and retargeting so each event contributed to the audience for the next one instead of starting from zero every month. The operational side was built to be repeatable as well, including venue partnerships, vendor coordination, inventory planning, event logistics, and a documented run-of-show. Within the first three events, the concept had already generated meaningful net profit and established a repeatable monthly model with positive unit economics. The broader system was also packaged with domains for three additional cities to support future expansion, licensing, or handoff. What made this project valuable was the full scope of the build. The final system connected branding, web development, custom ticketing, Apple Wallet integration, paid acquisition, organic growth, content production, first-party customer data, automation, recurring marketing, and event operations into one working business system.
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Still looking to land my first project on Contra, so I'm offering 50% off my first booking here. I've built a creative business that's done over $300K in project revenue and helped generate more than $10M+ in revenue for clients. I specialize in website design, full-stack development, and branding. Whether you're building something from scratch, redesigning an existing site, or need an extra developer or designer on a project, I'd love to connect! Who's working on something interesting?
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Luxury Concierge & Advisory Service: Website Design & Build
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Brian Quimby
Tampa, USA
VC Partner & Entreprenuer | Startup Consultant
    $1k+
    Earned
    1x
    Hired
    5.0
    Rating
    7
    Followers
VC Partner & Entreprenuer | Startup Consultant
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$10M Series A Pitch Deck
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$3M Series Seed Pitch Deck
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M&A Financial Model
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$5M Series Seed Pitch Deck
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Kiki Lawrence
Tampa, USA
Project & Program Manager | Cross Functional Operations
    5.0
    Rating
    5
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Project & Program Manager | Cross Functional Operations
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Content Systems by a Project Manager
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Curated Instagram Feed for Personal Brand
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Event Capture & Video Editing | Soul Shine Recap ✨📸
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CapCut Short-Form Video Editing | LipLab Review 💄🎥
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Aleh Pankou
proTampa, USA
Senior Product Designer for AI & B2B SaaS products
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Senior Product Designer for AI & B2B SaaS products
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Design system & Figma component library. Color, type and spacing tokens, then components with variants, states and properties that don't break inside real screens: menus, tabs, dialogs, toasts, badges, tags, cards and list items. Every changed set is checked for contrast and visible focus. At PASV I built the company's first design system with a front-end engineer: 120 documented components, and 300+ screens brought to WCAG 2.1 AA.
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WayFind Health — booking care with the price up front. A client project for a clinic: patients find a doctor and book a visit, seeing the price before they book. Search by specialty and location, doctor profiles with open slots, self-pay or insurance, a two-step booking form and confirmation. "Care today" compares video, urgent care and ER by price, and a short triage helps people who are not sure who to see. Delivered to the client and launched in 2026. Names and data changed under NDA.
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PATCHBOUND — verification of AI-agent work. A product that checks what an AI agent built and offers reversible repairs. It reads a Figma file, a repository or a presentation and lists findings by section and severity. Research with 10 employees showed people restart because they lose trust, not because of cost, so the product was refocused on reliability. On a real agent-built app it found 8 issues, 1 of them serious. Internal product at PASV · NDA, names and data changed.
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TRACENERVE — AI agent observability. An internal tool at PASV that shows what AI agents are doing while they run, so drift from the brief is caught during the run. I led the design end to end. Research: about 30 interviews and a review of 6 competing tools. Team feedback: tasks done about 3× faster, with fewer reruns. NDA, names and data changed.
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Tonya Golden
proTampa, USA
Website Developer & Conversion Optimization Strategist
    5.0
    Rating
    4
    Followers
Website Developer & Conversion Optimization Strategist
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The Wren's Hollow Website Redesign Project
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The Wren's Hollow (aliwrenauthor.com (http://aliwrenauthor.com)) Redesign Project Site type: Author/personal brand site for Ali Wren, an indie romance/fantasy writer, built on WordPress with WooCommerce for direct book sales. Pages: Home: Hero banner promoting a free read (Veilfall), book highlights for her two series (Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, The Veiled Prophecy), an events teaser, social links, and a short "About Me" blurb. Behind the Pen (About): Longer bio (she's also a biological anthropologist and mom), a "My Journey" timeline of her writing milestones from 2024–2026, social links, and a contact/newsletter form. Whiskey Tango Foxtrot: Series page for her military romance series: character bios for a 7-man Green Beret team, plus book blurbs and purchase/Goodreads links for Whiskey & Secrets and Whiskey & Lies. The Veiled Prophecy: Series page for her fae fantasy series: world intro (Kingdom of Sylvaeris) and blurbs for Veilfall (out now) and Veilbound (coming Fall 2026). Books & More (Shop): WooCommerce store listing 4 paperbacks with prices and add-to-cart buttons. On the Horizon: "Coming soon" page detailing four in-progress projects/books with status tags. Events & Appearances: Upcoming and past in-person events (book fairs, signings) with dates, locations, and Facebook event links. Overall impression: Content-rich, personal, and functional, but visually it reads as a fairly standard WordPress/WooCommerce theme, heavy text blocks, minimal visual hierarchy between series, and the shop/events pages feel a bit generic compared to the strong personality of her writing brand. Good bones for a redesign to give it a more distinctive, genre-appropriate aesthetic (romance/fantasy branding, better book showcases, etc.).
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Overboard Art - Website Rework Who it's for: Kelly Davis, a marine artist in Tarpon Springs, FL, specializing in hand painted yacht lettering, faux teak, gold leaf, and marine murals. Original site (overboardart.net (http://overboardart.net)) A bare bones WordPress blog, essentially unstyled from the default theme. It had: A one line header ("Overboard Art, Custom, Specialty Fine Art") and two stacked images with no layout or context A short paragraph of body copy and an email contact A sidebar with "Recent Posts," "Archives," and "Categories," standard WordPress blog widgets Individual "posts" (e.g., Tortuga, Sharky, Cheeky) that were really just single work photos with a caption, formatted like blog entries rather than a portfolio No navigation, no organized galleries, no way to browse work by category, and no clear path to contact or commission Functionally, it was closer to a photo dump blog than a business site. It didn't showcase the craftsmanship or make it easy for a prospective yacht owner to browse work or get in touch. New site A purpose built portfolio and marketing site with real information architecture: Home: a full hero section with brand positioning ("Custom Marine Art & Yacht Finishes"), a scrolling ticker of specialties (faux teak, gold leaf, yacht lettering, pyrography, etc.), and a portfolio preview Portfolio: work organized into 7 real collections (Faux Teak with 32 works, Marlins & Sailfish with 37, Yacht Lettering & Transoms with 20, Airbrush & Detail with 18, Gold Leaf, Pyrography, Signage), each with its own count and description, turning scattered photos into a browsable, categorized body of work About: a proper bio for Kelly Davis, establishing credibility and personal story ("salt in my veins," working directly with owners, captains, and shipyards) Contact: a dedicated page with phone number, replacing the old "just email this address" approach Clear navigation (Home, Portfolio, About, Contact) present on every page How the rework improved it Positioning: reframed from a generic craft blog to a premium "marine atelier" brand, which matches the high end yacht clientele. Discoverability: visitors can now browse by craft type instead of scrolling a chronological blog feed. Credibility: an About page and clear specialty breakdown builds trust before someone reaches out. Conversion path: a real Contact page with phone number gives a clear next step, versus a buried email address. Visual presentation: hero imagery and structured sections replace the default WordPress theme's flat, unstyled layout.
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Video Thumbnail Design A/B/C Experiment Problem: After launching the Medicare Thank You Video, watch rates were lower than expected, the default thumbnail wasn't compelling enough to pull users into the video. Action: Designed and tested 3 new high-contrast thumbnail variations against the original, optimizing for visual interrupt and click-to-play intent. Result: All 3 variations beat the control on lead-to-policy, with the winning thumbnail lifting LtP from 4.3% to 5.9%.
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