
Olena Berzina
@sitewithsoul
Ukrainian expat in Thailand
Forum posts
4
About me
Ukrainian
Speaks English
Registration: 03 March 2026
About
Hi! I’m Olena, a digital specialist and the founder of Site with Soul. Having moved to Thailand, I realized how challenging it can be for expat entrepreneurs to navigate the local digital landscape. My focus is on Web Development & SEO for Expats in Bangkok — creating sites that don't just look good but actually rank on Google.
A website in Bangkok isn't just about 'looking pretty' — it’s about being found by the right people in a city that lives on Google Maps and mobile apps.
How I can help the community:
I specialize in bridging the gap between international design standards and the specific requirements of the Thai market. Whether you are launching a new boutique in Sukhumvit or a real estate agency in Sathorn, I help with:
High-performance WordPress Development: Moving beyond basic templates to fast, SEO-ready sites.
Local SEO & Google Maps Mastery: Ensuring your business shows up when locals and tourists search 'near me'.
Digital Localization: Optimizing your presence for both English and Thai search intents (รับทำเว็บไซต์).
My approach is simple: I build 'Sites with Soul' — digital assets that reflect your brand's true value and actually generate leads.
I’m always happy to connect with fellow expats, share insights about the Bangkok tech scene, or grab a coffee to discuss your next big idea. Let’s make your business invisible no more!
Check out my portfolio and local SEO packages via the website link in my profile!
My expat journey



Thailand

Ukraine
Activity
To start a business in Chiang Mai by anoopsathyan
I want to start a small restaurant in chiang mai (foreign ownership). What are the legal formalities? Can someone help?
@anoopsathyan Bumping this as the legal landscape for foreign ownership has seen some updates going into 2026. While the 51/49% Thai-Foreign shareholding rule remains the baseline, the enforcement on 'nominee' structures has become much stricter ... Read More
Researching Hua Hin by Intl guy jim
A couple of years ago I read an International Living article that made Hua Hin sound ideal: quieter than areas like Pattaya (comparison)golf courses; a range of options for the sport I want to take up again after 50+ yearsolder, less rowdy expat ...
@Intl guy jim Welcome! Your background in languages is impressive—Thai being your 6th language means you already have the 'linguistic muscle' needed for the tonal challenges here.Regarding Hua Hin: The 'misinformation' usually comes from the ... Read More
Problem with trees by Just askin
Hi guys has anyone had a similar experience as me regarding high trees near our property..I live out in the sticks a bit in just above Central Thailand.. Moved in here 4 years ago a piece of. Land at the back of the house quite large has hundreds ...
@Just askin That sounds incredibly frustrating, and I totally feel your pain. The struggle between 'not causing friction' and protecting your family’s safety is a classic expat dilemma here.In my experience living and working in Bangkok, I've ... Read More
Hope to arrive late May / early June for 3 month (+?) trial by Intl guy jim
Greeting all! Jim here. I hope to arrive in Thailand for a three month trial, with Hua Hin as my target, based upon what may be out of date information (just posted a question to that effect elsewhere...)I'm retired, after a career that took me ...
You're absolutely right — Hua Hin is becoming huge for retirees due to its relaxed vibe and great healthcare. Chiang Mai and Pai are classics, though the 'burning season' (smoke) there can be a deal-breaker for some.I’ve actually been ... Read More