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Alex Amat
proBarcelona, Spain
Industrial Designer & Engineer | Concept to Manufacturing
$25k+
Earned
13x
Hired
5.0
Rating
91
Followers
Industrial Designer & Engineer | Concept to Manufacturing
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From Software to Hardware: Museum Donation Kiosk
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Energana: Bringing a clean energy ecosystem to life
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Niviru: Turning brand identity into a physical retail presence
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LazPad: From Idea to Investor-Ready Design
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ADEKANYE DAMILARE
Osogbo, Nigeria
Professional Web App & Website Developer
33
Followers
Professional Web App & Website Developer
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Most businesses don't have a sales problem. They have a systems problem. Leads come in from forms, WhatsApp, email, Instagram, and referrals. Then: ❌ Follow-ups are forgotten ❌ Customer data gets scattered ❌ Staff waste hours on manual work ❌ Opportunities slip away A simple automation can: ✅ Capture every lead ✅ Send instant responses ✅ Update your CRM automatically ✅ Notify your team in real time ✅ Generate reports without spreadsheets The businesses growing fastest today aren't working harder. They're building systems that work for them. What is one repetitive task in your business you'd love to automate?
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Why Most Gym Owners Lose Members Before They Ever Visit Last week, I was helping a fitness business prepare for a major system transition. What looked like a simple CRM setup quickly became a customer experience problem. A new member should be able to: ✅ Choose the right membership ✅ Register easily ✅ Book classes without confusion ✅ Understand exactly what they're paying for But small setup mistakes can create friction: Too many membership options Confusing booking flows Classes mixed together without structure Hidden settings affecting visibility Technology isn't usually the problem. The real challenge is designing a system that feels simple for members while staying manageable for staff. That's where CRM and business automation become valuable not because of the software itself, but because of the experience it creates. If your business relies on memberships, bookings, appointments, or recurring customers, your systems may be affecting conversions more than you realize. What customer journey are you currently using?
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Many WordPress store owners invest heavily in driving traffic, yet struggle to convert visitors into paying customers. The problem isn't always the product, pricing, or traffic source. In many cases, the real issue is a lack of a structured sales funnel. Common challenges I see include: • Visitors abandoning their carts before checkout • Low conversion rates despite steady website traffic • No upsell or cross-sell strategy in place • Poor lead capture and follow-up processes • Complicated customer journeys that create friction This is where SellKit for WordPress becomes a game changer. By integrating a well-designed SellKit sales funnel, store owners can create a smoother buying experience through: ✅ High-converting checkout pages ✅ One-click upsells and order bumps ✅ Cart abandonment recovery workflows ✅ Lead generation funnels ✅ Personalized customer journeys ✅ Better tracking and optimization opportunities The result? Higher conversion rates, increased average order value, and more revenue from the traffic you're already paying for. A sales funnel isn't just a marketing tool—it's a growth system that guides potential customers from interest to purchase while maximizing every opportunity along the way. If you're running a WordPress store and feel like you're leaving money on the table, it may be time to evaluate your funnel strategy rather than spending more on traffic. What's the biggest conversion challenge you're currently facing with your WordPress store?
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Why Your Website Isn't Ranking on Google (And How to Fix It) Many business owners invest time and money into building a beautiful website, only to discover that it barely receives traffic from Google. The reality is that a great-looking website does not automatically rank well in search results. If your website isn't attracting organic visitors, one or more SEO issues may be holding it back. Common SEO Problems That Hurt Rankings 1. Poor Keyword Targeting Many websites target keywords that are either too competitive or unrelated to what potential customers are searching for. For example, a local HVAC company may try to rank for "air conditioning" instead of more targeted phrases like "HVAC repair in Dallas" or "emergency AC service near me." 2. Slow Website Speed Page speed is a ranking factor and a major user experience factor. A slow website often leads to: Higher bounce rates Lower conversions Reduced search visibility Common causes include oversized images, unnecessary plugins, and poor hosting infrastructure. 3. Weak On-Page SEO Search engines rely on page structure to understand content. Missing elements such as: Optimized title tags Meta descriptions Header tags (H1, H2, H3) Internal linking can make it difficult for Google to understand and rank your pages. 4. Lack of Quality Content Google prioritizes websites that provide useful, relevant, and authoritative information. Many businesses have only a few pages and rarely publish content that answers customer questions or addresses industry challenges. 5. Technical SEO Issues Technical problems can prevent search engines from properly crawling and indexing your site. Examples include: Broken links Duplicate content Missing XML sitemaps Poor mobile optimization Crawl errors 6. Low Domain Authority Even with good content, websites often struggle to rank if they lack quality backlinks from trusted websites. Backlinks remain one of the strongest ranking signals in Google's algorithm. The Solution: A Structured SEO Optimization Strategy Improving rankings requires a systematic approach. Step 1: Conduct a Full SEO Audit Identify technical, on-page, and content-related issues affecting performance. Step 2: Optimize Website Structure Improve: Site architecture Internal linking Navigation Mobile responsiveness Step 3: Perform Keyword Research Target keywords with: Strong search intent Real business value Achievable competition levels Step 4: Create Helpful Content Develop content that solves real customer problems and answers common search queries. Step 5: Improve Technical Performance Focus on: Faster loading speeds Core Web Vitals Mobile usability Crawlability Step 6: Build Authority Earn quality backlinks through: Guest posting Digital PR Strategic partnerships Valuable content assets Final Thoughts SEO is not about tricking search engines. It's about creating a technically sound website that delivers value to users while making it easy for search engines to understand your content. Businesses that consistently improve their website performance, content quality, and authority typically see long-term growth in organic traffic, leads, and revenue. The websites that rank highest are usually not the biggest companies—they are often the ones with the best SEO strategy and execution.
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Michael Komarov
Kharkiv, Ukraine
design engineer creating modern designs for manufacturing
10
Followers
design engineer creating modern designs for manufacturing
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Welding invertor
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Climate Control Device Development
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9
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Ready Solution
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Life Balance Contact
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8
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Gelen bedalen
İstanbul, Turkey
Senior Web3 Architect | Multimedia & Digital Ops
New to Contra
Senior Web3 Architect | Multimedia & Digital Ops
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Next-Gen Information Architecture: From Fintech to Digital Media 🚀 Engineering clarity out of complexity. 🧠💎 Whether it’s a high-stakes Fintech FP&A Dashboard or a cinematic Digital Magazine experience, my goal is to bridge the gap between technical power and visual elegance. ✅ Data Visualization: Turning raw numbers into actionable AI insights. ✅ Interactive Motion: High-fidelity animations that bring static pixels to life. ✅ SaaS Architecture: Clean, scalable, and conversion-focused layouts. From the Summoner's Rift to the Financial Markets—I build the interfaces of tomorrow. 🛠️✨ #DesignEngineering #FintechUI #Gelenbedalen #SaaSDesign #Framer
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Design Engineering with a Personality. 🐜✨" Bringing code to life with interactive surprises. In this CORE-O experience, every hover is a moment of discovery. Who says UI architecture has to be boring? Stack: Next.js, Framer Motion, Tailwind CSS Focus: Micro-interactions & Character Animation
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 (Modern & Catchy) Experience the flow. ✨ VELORA is more than a drink, it’s a whole mood. #Velora #ChocolateLover #ModernIndulgence #LetItFlow
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The Future of Mobility: Togg x Trugo Reimagined This cinematic production showcases the seamless assembly of the Togg electric vehicle from a high-tech digital vault. By blending cultural motifs with futuristic engineering, I visualized the birth of a new era in mobility. It’s not just a car; it’s a living digital architecture powered by smart energy. Concept: Digital Craftsmanship meets Automotive Innovation. Visual Narrative: Transforming traditional patterns into hyper-modern UI and physical forms.
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Hedvig Brekke
Paris, France
Creative Direction & Digital Strategy for Emerging Brands
Creative Direction & Digital Strategy for Emerging Brands
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Maison IX – Digital CRO Agency Brand & Product Suite
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Calestra Brand Strategy and Creative Direction
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Calestra Website Redesign for Narrative Commerce
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Calestra – Visual Worldbuilding via Pinterest
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Armin Sehic
Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Automotive design engineer, Designer, CAD engineer
$5k+
Earned
1x
Hired
1
Followers
Automotive design engineer, Designer, CAD engineer
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BMW G80 diffuser
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BMW G90
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Small city car
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Corvette Z06 / Carbon fiber lip
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Bruno Mourão Carriço's avatar
Bruno Mourão Carriço
Ebensfeld, Germany
Mechanical Design Engineer | SolidWorks & CAD Design
New to Contra
Mechanical Design Engineer | SolidWorks & CAD Design
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Drum - Technical Drawing
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Planetary Gearbox - Technical Drawing
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Planetary Gearbox Internal Assembly - Back View
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Planetary Gearbox Internal Assembly - Front View
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