I create ad creatives for businesses in Khmelnytskyi and the Khmelnytskyi region — banners for Google Ads, Meta Ads, creatives for TikTok and YouTube, 6–15-second video cards for hotels around Nezalezhnosti Square, restaurants around Nezalezhnosti Square, medical centers and local retailers. Focus on CTR rather than a "pretty picture" — every creative is tested and iterated based on metrics that actually move sales.
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I create ad materials for all digital channels and platforms
Static and animated banners for Google Display Network in all standard sizes.
Ad images and videos for feed, stories and reels in Meta Ads formats.
Vertical 9:16 creatives for Instagram/Facebook/TikTok stories and short-form video.
Slide series for carousel ads on Instagram and Facebook with unified visual story.
Attractive video thumbnails and channel covers that increase CTR and brand recognition.
Graphics for email campaigns: headers, promo banners, buttons and illustrations.
I clarify campaign goals, target audience, placement platforms, and key messages.
I develop 2-3 visual creative concepts with different communication approaches.
I create final creatives and adapt them to all required sizes and platform formats.
I prepare variations for A/B testing: different headlines, colors, CTAs for result optimization.
I deliver ready files and adjust creatives based on initial campaign results if needed.
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1 creative
$20What's included:
5 sizes for one platform
$80$120What's included:
10 posts + 5 stories
$150$200What's included:
Complete creative set
$300$400What's included:
Answers to the most popular questions
A standard package is a series of 8 to 20 creatives for one campaign: 4-6 static visuals in 1:1 and 4:5 for Instagram feed and Meta Ads, 3-5 short videos 9:16 for Reels, Shorts and TikTok, 1-2 carousels and 1-2 dynamic Figma templates for fast updates later. All creatives are designed for A/B testing — different offers, CTAs, first three seconds of video, colour accents. This lets the media buyer find the winner in a week and scale budget to the best variant.
Because 80%+ of user time on Instagram, TikTok and Facebook is in vertical mode — Reels, Stories, TikTok and Shorts feeds. Square 1:1 shows in classic feed, but algorithms increasingly push full-screen vertical. I always prepare creatives in three ratios at once (9:16, 1:1, 4:5) so you do not lose any placement. This is especially critical for Khmelnytskyi retail running local audiences, where Reels deliver 2-4 times lower CPM than static posts.
UGC (user-generated content) is a format where the creative looks like a regular user post — handheld, with natural sound, no studio lighting. Instagram and TikTok algorithms favour exactly this content, so UGC Reels get 1.5-3 times higher CTR than classic ads. I design UGC scripts: a hook in the first 3 seconds, real product use, a soft CTA. This works especially well for gastronomy brands on Proskurivska and fashion wholesalers from the 7th Kilometer market.
I do not film, but I deliver a detailed reference board, storyboard and shot list to the videographer: which shots are needed (close-up, mid, wide), in what order, at what edit pace. After shooting I edit in Premiere and After Effects — adding text plates, motion logo animation, transitions and licensed stock music. If a client already has content, I work with it: clean it up, re-cut, top up with graphics. This is how Khmelnytskyi brands get a professional result without a full production budget.
Minimum 5 variations per hypothesis. I always plan different first 3 seconds (hooks), different CTAs (buy, learn, try), different visual styles (UGC vs studio), different offers. After 5-7 days the media buyer sees the winner by CTR and CPL and we scale budget. This is fundamentally different from 'one creative per ad', which usually leads to high CPM and low conversion. For retail at Epicentr or Atrium I usually prepare 8-12 variations per monthly campaign.
Clients often arrive with a library of photos and videos sitting unused. I audit this content — pick quality fragments, dodge and colour-grade photos in Photoshop, re-edit videos into Reels format, add brand motion graphics. It is cheaper than new shooting and often delivers 60-70% of quarterly creatives. For Khmelnytskyi gastronomy brands I extend existing venue footage with animated menus, text accents and brand transitions — and we get full Reels.
I build a content plan around four post types: product, expertise (useful content), behind-the-scenes, promo (ads/sales). For Podillia retail this grid is especially effective — product shows the item, expertise builds trust, behind-the-scenes humanises the brand, promo sells. Every post lands in three formats (Reels 9:16, feed 1:1, Stories) to cover every touchpoint. I coordinate the plan with the client and media buyer so paid media does not duplicate organic but reinforces it.
I am responsible for the creative side — CTR (click rate), Hook Rate (how many watch the first 3 seconds), Hold Rate (how many finish), CPM (cost per mille). The media buyer owns CPL and ROAS, but we work as a team — I see metrics weekly, update variations, kill weak hypotheses and add new ones. Such 4-6 week iteration usually yields -30-50% CPM and +50-100% CTR vs the start. Not magic — just systematic work with data.
Yes, this is one of my key directions in Khmelnytskyi. For retail at Epicentr and Atrium I design creatives that work in local audience — sales, new collections, seasonal promos. Formats include Reels with touch-and-feel product demos, static posts with a clear offer and a 'visit the store at the mall' CTA. I bake the geo into the text layer so users instantly understand it is nearby. Local Khmelnytskyi advertising delivers CPL 2-3 times lower than nationwide. More at ad creatives.
B2B advertising is its own genre. Emotional UGC does not work — buyers need specifics: SKUs, minimum order, delivery geography, terms. For textile wholesalers from the 7th Kilometer market I design 'catalogue-in-Reels' creatives: fast model swiping, pallet pricing, a 'wholesale price in Direct' button. Separately I build Lookalike audiences from existing buyers. It works for Ukraine, Moldova, Poland and Romania — main 7th Kilometer export markets. For a deeper system see branding.
Gastronomy brands of Khmelnytskyi's historical centre are a special category. Here advertising is mostly atmosphere: morning on Proskurivska, steaming coffee, the barista's hand, oil drops on fresh bread. I design Reels scripts where the first 3 seconds are a strong visual hook (macro dessert shot, flame on a plate), then atmospheric venue footage, finishing with a soft 'book a table' CTA. Sound — licensed stock or TikTok trends. Such Reels often go organically viral and lower paid CPM by 30-50%.
Podillia's agricultural sector — farming cooperatives, processing, mills, oil presses — needs advertising that mixes 'earthiness' with modernity. I avoid stereotypical sunflowers and moustaches and work with honest visuals: a field, a hand of grain, a workshop, a label close-up. Creatives focus on product traceability, Podillia regional identity and a direct 'field to shelf' path. This format converts well in crowdfunding, B2B supply and direct Instagram sales. Such projects often run alongside print design for labels and packaging.
Comparison with other options
| Me | Other agencies | |
|---|---|---|
| Creative approach | Hypothesis tied to CTR/CPM/ROAS | Pretty picture |
| Formats | 9:16 + 1:1 + 4:5 at once | Square only |
| Variations | 5-10 versions per A/B test | 1 version per ad |
| UGC style | Reels that look organic | Banner ad with a logo |
| Motion | After Effects + Premiere, Figma templates | Static with a drop shadow |
| Data work | Metrics analysis, weekly iterations | Deliver and forget |
An ad creative isn't a «post with a logo» — it's a tool that either turns every dollar spent on traffic into profit or burns out within 5-7 days, forcing you to overpay for every click. In Khmelnytskyi and the Khmelnytskyi region, the paid media market is growing fast: local e-commerce scales through Meta Ads, dental and medical centres generate leads via Facebook Lead Forms, Khmelnytskyi region manufacturers reach the national level through Google Search and Performance Max. In all those scenarios, it's the creative that determines whether the campaign is profitable.
I'm Alex Filiuk, Senior UI/UX and performance designer with 15 years of experience. Over that time I've produced 2,000+ ad creatives — static banners, short videos, carousels, ad stories — for Ukrainian and international brands. My clients include companies from Khmelnytskyi and the region, national brands from Kyiv, Khmelnytskyi, Odesa, plus B2B and D2C projects from the US (New York, Los Angeles) and Europe. That experience lets me build creatives that consistently hit 1.5-3% CTR in Meta Feed and CPLs 2-3x lower than the niche average.
This page brings together everything a Khmelnytskyi business owner or marketing lead should know before commissioning ad creatives: how they should be structured, which platforms to target, how to run A/B tests, how long a creative lives before burnout, how much it costs, and why it pays off to choose a designer rooted in the Khmelnytskyi context rather than a random freelancer.
A city of 240,000+ residents, the centre of the Khmelnytskyi region, and a very dynamic business landscape. National e-commerce projects, local retail chains, medical and beauty centres, IT startups, manufacturers with their own distribution all compete here for the attention of the same people — in Facebook Feed, Instagram Stories, YouTube prerolls, TikTok For You. Algorithms don't show «everyone equally» on the platform — they show only the creatives that win the quality auction, and quality is fundamentally defined by the creative itself.
A creative in performance marketing serves three functions at once:
That's why I don't make «pretty pictures for the sake of pretty pictures». Every creative is a hypothesis with metrics that we validate through A/B testing alongside Google Ads or Meta campaign setup.
There's no «universal creative» — each placement, budget and funnel stage requires its own approach. Before kickoff we agree which formats will deliver the best ROI specifically for your Khmelnytskyi business.
For Khmelnytskyi businesses the most effective combination is usually statics + UGC video + carousels — it covers every funnel stage from cold introduction to retargeting. If you're also planning landing page development or conversion optimization, this combination scales best.
I work via a transparent process all my clients have gone through over 15 years. Each stage has a fixed deliverable you can see. No «trust me and wait a month».
The total cycle is 2-3 weeks to launch, then continuous iteration. Bundled with Google Ads, SEO and email marketing, cycles run in parallel: creatives are ready exactly when the rest of the funnel goes live.
Across 15 years I've found that 90% of failing creatives fall for the same reason — broken structure. The pattern: a designer makes things «pretty» without understanding that a creative is a 3-act story where every beat plays a specific role.
Separately — typographic hierarchy for statics: large hook text at the top, description in the middle, large CTA at the bottom. The button has to be sized so it's visible in Ads Manager preview — otherwise the algorithm doesn't recognise it as a «clickable» creative.
An A/B test isn't «let's run two variants and see which is better». It's a controlled experiment with a statistically significant sample. If you ran 2 creatives and drew conclusions after 200 impressions — that's intuition, not a test.
How I structure tests for Khmelnytskyi businesses:
I always include test variants inside the pack — you don't pay extra for «one more variant». That's the principal difference from a freelancer who delivers one cut and asks for surcharges on variations.
The price comes from scope and complexity, not geography — a Khmelnytskyi, Kyiv or Los Angeles client gets the same rates. Approximate ranges (exact figures are in the «Pricing» block):
Separately — combined packages with Google Ads setup, SMM, landing page development or conversion optimization: the full performance pack costs less than the sum of individual services because everything is built in unified logic and doesn't require «stitching» between contractors.
Across 15 years I've seen dozens of cases where Khmelnytskyi or other businesses overpaid for advertising because of creative mistakes. The most frequent:
The advertising market evolves fast. Trends I bake into work for Khmelnytskyi businesses:
My portfolio includes 130+ projects, dozens of which involve performance creatives: from static banners and carousels to video series for Meta and TikTok. I've worked with e-commerce, services, education, medical centres, B2B manufacturing. Clients include Khmelnytskyi and regional companies, national brands from Kyiv, Khmelnytskyi, Odesa, plus startups and D2C projects from the US and Europe.
If you'd like concrete examples — visit the «Projects» section or get in touch via the contact form: I'll pick 5-10 cases relevant to your niche — with CTR, CPL and ROAS metrics achieved, and «before/after» comparisons of creative refreshes.
Creatives are part of the paid media ecosystem. If you're planning a serious performance channel, a complex approach is worth considering:
I work not only with Khmelnytskyi region businesses. If you have offices in several cities or are running national-level campaigns — we'll build creatives that scale. Among other locations I actively cover:
The full list of locations is on the «Service Areas» page.
If you have a specific request — fill in the contact form or write to email/Telegram (contacts in the website footer). The first consultation is free, up to 60 minutes long. We'll discuss your business, campaign goals, prior advertising experience, an approximate budget and timeline. After that I'll send a detailed proposal with a fixed price — no surprises, no hidden fees.
I'm ready to design ad creatives for your Khmelnytskyi business that will turn every dollar spent on Meta and Google into profit — not «another banner», but a working performance system that scales alongside your business.