Predrag Marković

All three, either together or standalone. Most engagements combine SEO with paid media and the technical/automation side (GA4, marketing automation, WordPress builds), because they compound each other — but you can also book just one, like a WordPress rebuild or a Google Ads audit.

Web development and design work is billed at €40/hour, consulting (strategy, funnels, ad campaign guidance) at €100/hour. Project-based quotes are available too — get in touch with the scope and I'll send a fixed estimate.

Send a message through the contact form with what you need. I'll reply with clarifying questions and, once scope is clear, a quote and timeline. No discovery call is required to get a quote — though one can be arranged if useful.

Most web development projects run 30–45 days from kickoff to launch, depending on scope. SEO and paid media are ongoing engagements — first measurable movement usually shows in 4–8 weeks.

Everything ties back to GA4, Google Tag Manager and Search Console — proper event tracking, UTM parameters and funnel attribution, so results are measurable rather than assumed. Past results include 300% organic traffic growth in 4 months and 3.2x average ROAS across paid campaigns.

Yes. Alongside local Novi Sad and Serbian clients, I've delivered projects for US-based companies (Reliable Chauffeur Inc, Terza Trucking, GatorInsurTech) and remote teams across Europe.

All of the above. The portfolio includes B2B and SaaS projects, local service businesses, and nonprofit/association work, so budget and project size flex to fit.

Both. Most client sites are WordPress/Elementor or WooCommerce builds, but I also hand-code with HTML, CSS, JS and PHP when a project needs something outside what WordPress does well.

Both. Email marketing can be booked on its own — campaign strategy, list segmentation, sequence writing and A/B testing — or bundled with a broader marketing automation setup built on ActiveCampaign, Mailchimp, Zapier or Make.com. Past email work has driven CTR increases up to 28%.

Yes, on a consulting basis — scoping features, prioritizing a roadmap, and coordinating between design, development and go-to-market. This is most useful for early-stage products or small teams without a dedicated product manager, and pairs naturally with the web development and growth work already on offer.