The work
This is the proof, not the pitch. Every system on this page was built for a real client and is working in production right now. Names stay private — the numbers are exactly as they ran. Read how each one was put together and what it actually changed.
20+ automations built and running · Working systems in weeks, not months
The automations
Each one started as a repetitive job someone was doing by hand. Here is the problem, what I built, and what changed — no rounding up, no invented extras.
The problem
Checking keyword rankings by hand across several client brands was slow, and the kind of job that quietly gets skipped when the week fills up. Miss a few days and you lose the thread of what is moving.
What I built
An automation that tracks rankings every morning across every brand, running unattended on a server. Nobody opens a spreadsheet — the numbers are just there when they are needed.
The problem
Hundreds of live pages and no reliable way to tell which were thin, off-intent or quietly underperforming. Reading them by hand was a week of work nobody had time for.
What I built
An AI system that reads every page on the site and scores it on three things: content quality, how well it matches what the searcher actually wants, and whether it is too thin to earn its place.
The problem
Internal links were placed by hand, so they were inconsistent and easy to forget — and broken links slipped through unnoticed.
What I built
A system that finds relevant internal links across the whole site and places them, then verifies each one is genuinely live before it counts.
The problem
Search Console holds the answers to what is working and what is slipping — but they are buried under thousands of rows nobody reads.
What I built
An automation that mines the raw Search Console data to surface CTR wins, content decay and pages competing against each other for the same term.
The problem
Monthly client reports meant hours of copy-and-paste from three different tools — slow, dull, and easy to get wrong under deadline.
What I built
An always-on dashboard that pulls rankings, analytics and Search Console into one place and keeps itself up to date, so a report is never built by hand again.
The problem
Producing briefs and first drafts was the bottleneck — the research and the blank page ate the hours before a writer ever added the human polish.
What I built
A pipeline that takes a single keyword through research, into a structured outline, and out the other side as a full first-draft article — model-generated end to end and ready for a human to edit.
The numbers behind the work
Could this work for you?
None of the systems above started as a grand plan. Each began with one repetitive job worth removing. If you recognise your own week in these, there is likely something here worth building — and I will tell you honestly if there is not. More on how I work and theservices behind these builds.
A report, a check, a bit of research you keep redoing by hand. If it follows a pattern, it can usually be built once and left to run.
Search Console, analytics, rankings — the answers already exist, but nobody has the hours to dig them out. That is exactly what these systems do.
Every automation here runs unattended and keeps running. No dashboards to remember, no code for you to touch.
Book a short call. We will find one repetitive task worth automating and I will tell you — straight — whether it is worth building. No pitch deck, no jargon.
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