Vitalii Hadzhiev

Vitalii is a Head of Performance Marketing with 11 years across multiple verticals — television, heavy industry, IT, QA tech, Web3/crypto, politics, agro and marketing agencies. The last 4+ years he has worked exclusively for European and North American markets, holding department-head positions since 2019. For the last 3 years he has run performance marketing at a FinTech startup: built and grew their social channels, developed a new corporate website, implemented a CRM, audited and minimised budget, and grew customer performance to where the company now earns $1–2M/year exclusively from digital channels — enough to take the startup to self-sufficiency. Started his career in project management and website development, then moved through analytical, content, social and email marketing. Available 30+ hrs/week at $35/hr or $6,000/mo for long-term engagements.

Current FinTech employer (3 years — NDA — £1–2M/yr from digital channels, took startup to self-sufficiency, built CRM and corporate website) · [Past portfolio across TV, heavy industry, IT, QA tech, Web3/crypto, politics, agro, marketing agencies — ask Vitalii for specific named clients]

Over the course of 11 years in marketing, I have worked in different markets. So I worked in television, heavy industry, IT, QA tech, web3, crypto, politics, agro sector and marketing agencies with different clients. I have worked in different roles. I started more with project management and website development. Then I delved into analytical marketing. After that, it was content marketing, social media marketing and email marketing. For more than 4 years, I have been working exclusively for the European and North American markets. Knowledge since 2019 positions not lower than the head of the department. At the moment, for three years I have been working in a company that operates in the fintech sector. I developed their social networks, developed a new corporate website, implemented a CRM system, increased customer performance (the company earns from 1 to 2 million dollars a year exclusively from digital channels), while auditing the budget and costs, which was reduced to a minimum, which allowed the company, which was a startup, to reach self-sufficiency and generate income.