Craig W.
ABN connectedSmartArts Design help Australian small businesses generate more enquiries through websites, branding and digital marketing.
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SmartArts Design help Australian small businesses generate more enquiries through websites, branding and digital marketing.
We're a digital marketing agency focused on growing your business, and we love doing two things: designing great creative, and using it to build business revenue via paid online and social media advertising and organic media. Using our skills in the digital and online space we deliver you more clients, customers and/or leads. This means more conversions and an increase in revenue. We have the ability to work borderlessly Australia-wide.
Polar Web Agency helps Australian trade and service businesses generate more leads and revenue through SEO and Pay-Per-Lead marketing. Founded by Nathan, who spent 10 years running a business on the tools before moving into digital marketing, so we build strategies around real enquiries, not vanity reports. SEO retainers build long-term Google visibility and organic leads. Pay-Per-Lead delivers exclusive, qualified leads tied to results. We measure success by qualified phone calls and form fillouts, not traffic or impressions. Website consulting, strategy and coaching.
I help ecommerce and B2B businesses grow through paid media and hands-on marketing management. With 13+ years across brands and startups, I bring the strategy and deliver it. I founded my own boutique media agency Agnes Media in 2020, thagrew it to 14 people and sold it to Awaken in 2023. My experience spans Qantas, Klarna, L'Oréal, Optus and Volkswagen Group. At Life Street, I've led a complete rebrand and built a connected marketing tech stack across CRM, analytics and ad platforms. The work brings earned, owned, paid and shared media together: creative and video development, ad campaigns, email, account-based marketing and PR. Available for short term and ongoing projects. Featured in Mediaweek and MARKETECH APAC.
Hopkins Digital was built on a simple premise: most growing businesses don't need a full-time CMO, but they do need someone who has actually built and scaled a business, not just managed campaigns for one. I founded Hopkins Digital in 2018 after co-building Mon Purse into Australia's Online Retailer of the Year and scaling two eCommerce businesses past $100M in combined revenue. That founder experience is the core of what I bring to every client engagement. I understand P&L pressure, board expectations, cash flow constraints. All campaigns are managed in-house, by me.
I've spent 13 years in marketing across media, fintech and start ups, most recently at Afterpay running $20M+ a year across Meta, Google, TV and out of home. Before that, Global Head of Marketing at WeAre8 and Head of Media & Campaigns at Nine. I now run Middle Marketing, specialising in paid media, growth, performance, brand, content and websites. Currently Sydney based, so happy to meet face to face if that's useful. If you're overseas, I'm across working outside hours to line up with your timezone.
Founder and CEO of Unjumble. I spent nine years in agency land planning and buying media, digital and offline, across YouTube, Meta and Google Ads. Most recently Group Strategy Director at EssenceMediacom running strategy for KFC and Lion, and before that at PHD and Carat on PepsiCo, Volkswagen, Woolworths and Unilever. Learned a lot about how big brands buy marketing. These days, when I have a moment, I love doing freelance work for Aussie small and medium businesses and helping them grow.
I'm a Senior Marketer with 7+ years across hospitality, wellness, lifestyle and experience-driven brands. My work lives at the intersection of strategy and execution. I've owned end-to-end campaign delivery, launch coordination, built & executed content strategies, launched business + more. I’m equally comfortable leading creative direction and managing the workflows that make sure work actually happens in a way that's authentic, strategic and meaningful :)
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A typical SEO engagement covers a technical audit of your site, keyword research based on what your customers actually search, on-page optimisation (titles, meta descriptions, headings, internal links), content recommendations or new content, link building, and monthly reporting. Ask the freelancer to spell out exactly what each month includes, because scope varies a lot between specialists.
Focus. Good SEO targets the searches that bring you paying customers, not vanity keywords with big volumes and no buying intent. For most local businesses that means service pages that match real search phrases, a strong Google Business Profile, genuine reviews, and a site that loads fast on a phone. Rankings are the means; enquiries and sales are the measure.
SEO is a longer game. Most businesses see meaningful movement in 3 to 6 months, with results compounding from there as content and authority build. Be wary of anyone promising page one in weeks; quick wins exist (fixing broken pages, sharpening titles) but durable rankings take sustained work.
The basics, yes. Claiming and filling out your Google Business Profile, writing clear page titles, asking happy customers for reviews and keeping your site fast are all things an owner can do. Where a freelancer earns their fee is keyword strategy, technical fixes, content that actually ranks, and knowing which of the hundred possible jobs will move the needle for your business first.
They solve different problems. Google Ads buys you visibility today and stops the moment you stop paying; SEO builds traffic that keeps coming after the work is done, but takes months to ramp. Many small businesses run ads for immediate leads while SEO compounds in the background, then dial ads back as organic traffic grows. A good freelancer will tell you straight which fits your budget and timeline.
Ask for reporting tied to business outcomes: organic traffic, enquiries, calls and sales from search, not just keyword positions. Google Search Console and Google Analytics are free and show the real numbers, so make sure both are set up in accounts you own. A good freelancer reports monthly in plain English and ties the work done to the movement you see.
You should keep everything: the content written for your site, access to Google Search Console, Google Analytics and your Google Business Profile, and a copy of any keyword research or audit documents. Set that expectation in the gig brief. On Unjumble, deliverables and access handover can be written into the stages, so nothing walks out the door with the freelancer.
Freelance SEO in Nowra-Bomaderry typically costs $2,000 to $5,000 a month, with smaller local campaigns from around $1,000 and larger competitive campaigns up to $10,000. That is the management fee and excludes any ad spend. One-off projects like an audit or a site optimisation can be priced as a fixed gig instead of a monthly retainer.
Be wary of anyone promising number-one rankings or claiming a special relationship with Google. Look for a specialist who explains their approach in plain English, shares real case studies with before-and-after numbers, and reports on traffic and leads rather than vanity metrics. Read their verified reviews on Unjumble and ask what they would tackle in your first 90 days.
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