SEO & automations
Less manual work. More order in the process.
Technical SEO, site speed, and automations around leads, email, and orders - so the site keeps working when you are not at the computer.
IN PLAIN WORDS
Automation and API, what do they actually mean?
What automation is
Automation means a computer does repetitive work for you: it sends an email once an order comes in, adds a new contact to your CRM, reminds a client about an appointment. You set it up once, after that it just happens.
Zapier, Make, n8n
These are tools that connect the different apps you already use, like a switchboard between them. When something happens in one place (say, a new order in your store), it automatically triggers an action somewhere else (like issuing an invoice or adding a row to a spreadsheet). The most popular ones are Zapier, Make, and n8n, we pick the right one based on how much you need to automate and your budget.
What API means
API (short for "Application Programming Interface") is a special "door" that lets two different programs exchange data automatically, no clicking, no manual copying. Thanks to an API, your store can, for example, notify the courier about a new parcel by itself, while your accounting software pulls invoice data on its own. In short: an API is how your tools "talk" to each other automatically.
What we take on
What you still glue together by hand between systems
We connect forms, store, CRM, and email so data lands in the right place on its own.
SEO
Visibility foundation
Technical audit, structure, meta, Core Web Vitals - a base for Google traffic.
Integrations
Systems that talk to each other
CRM, spreadsheets, store, forms - without copying leads from email into Excel.
Notifications
Email and SMS at the right moment
Confirmations, reminders, team alerts - when the event actually happens.
Reports
Numbers without manual gathering
Statuses, orders, and simple dashboards updated automatically.
Process
From bottleneck to a working flow
Map the repeats
We look for tasks you do over and over that eat time or create errors.
Design the flow
What to connect, what to leave to people, where quality control sits.
Build and test
We build on real scenarios - not an “imagined perfect day”.
Lock in monitoring
After launch you can see if it works. Then you can add the next steps.
Contact
What does your team keep doing on repeat?
Describe one repetitive task or a visibility issue in Google. We will check what can be simplified or automated.