WEBFIG 0.1
Websites
A site that pulls its weight
A site that answers the questions people actually have, sends leads straight into your CRM, and turns visitors into new business.
// Systems infrastructure consultant
You don't need more tools. You need the infrastructure.
Software isn't the problem. It never has been. It's the disconnected systems underneath it that slow your momentum and waste your time. That's what I build: the infrastructure that carries your momentum across the horizon.
- Identify
- Bottlenecks
- Scope
- The right fix
- Build
- Web / CRM / Automation / AI
- Output
- Time back
// [ The problem ]
The daily loop
Twenty minutes here, twenty minutes there. Every day.
- 1.0Lead hits the inbox, sits unread.
- 2.0You're still doing data entry by hand.
- 3.0Clients get your voicemail instead of answers.
- 4.0Systems that don't talk to each other, so you're stuck being the connection.
// [ Your solution ]
A system that gets your time back
Same work, handled by something that doesn't forget.
- 1.0Lead routed into your database, with automated follow-up.
- 2.0Data flows on its own to the people, systems, and places that need it.
- 3.0Clients get answers in minutes, not hours.
- 4.0You get a summary, with next steps organized and ready to act on.
- Data entry
- Manual follow-up
- Missed calls
- Junk-drawer inbox
// |-> The setup that got you here
Four kinds of work. One goal behind it all.
Buying back your time.
Nobody starts with a perfect setup. You build what works, add what you need, and keep going. That's how you got here.
At some point, that setup starts charging rent. Follow-up slips. The CRM turns into a junk drawer. A ten-minute task quietly becomes a Tuesday. That's the part I fix.
CRMFIG 0.2
CRM systems
Built around how you actually operate
Most CRMs are built for someone else's business. This one's built around the fields, stages, and reminders you already use.
OPSFIG 0.3
Automations
Less admin, more of the actual job
Follow-up you forgot. Intake done by hand. A spreadsheet quietly eating your Tuesdays. Small enough to ignore. Big enough to cost you.
AIFIG 0.4
AI systems
AI that protects your time
The narrow, useful slice of it. Answering after hours, summarizing what came in, cleaning up handoffs. The human part of the business stays human.
// |-> The promise
The first thing I sell is time.
Do the math on forty minutes a day.
Forty minutes a day, five days a week, is about fourteen hours a month. Think about what you do every morning before you open. Some of it is the job. Some of it just feels like the job because nobody's built the alternative yet. The follow-up you've been putting off. The idea you haven't had time for. That's what those hours buy you.
That's nearly two full workdays you already earned every month, spent on the part of the business only you can do.
40 minutes of data entry and sorting, every day.
Fully automated. Follow-ups go to the right people on their own, and you review a summary in under five minutes.
Not a bigger pile of software.
A cleaner system that fits how your business actually works.