Typical projects for each service: what we usually build for a business like yours, how we work, with which technologies, and what to watch out for. These are general descriptions, not work done for particular clients.
Typical project · Dental practices
How we build the site of a dental practice: a page for each treatment, dentists introduced by name, online booking and close attention to the rules on medical advertising.
Typical project · Construction and fit-out
What goes into the site of a construction and fit-out company: pages by type of work, project pages with your own photographs, areas covered and a quote form that collects the useful details.
Typical project · Law firms
The structure we propose for a law firm’s site: pages by practice area, lawyer profiles, explanatory articles and a form that asks for little, with due care for the profession’s rules.
Typical project · Restaurants and cafés
What we put on the site of a restaurant or café: the menu as text on the page, bookings, opening hours and a map, structured data for Google and pages that load quickly on a phone.
Typical project · Accountancy firms
How we organise an accountancy firm’s site: services explained for sole traders (PFA), small limited companies (SRL) and firms with employees, a quote request that gathers the details for a fair price, and articles kept up to date.
Typical project · Private schools and kindergartens
How we build the site of a private kindergarten or school: the daily routine, the educational approach, the team, the enrolment steps, the visit form and the calendar, with care over children’s images and data.
Typical project · NGOs and associations
What goes into an association’s site: a clearly stated mission, projects, online and recurring donations through a payment processor, a transparency page with reports, volunteer sign-up and a newsletter.
Typical project · Multi-location businesses
How we approach the site of a business with several branches: a page with its own content for each location, details identical to the Google Business Profiles, a location selector and bookings.
Typical project · Accounting and professional services
How we build the portal where an accounting firm’s clients upload their documents month by month, see what is missing and receive their statements, with roles, an access log and two-step verification.
Typical project · Clinics, salons, garages
How we build a booking system for clinics, salons or garages with several sites: calendars by location and by specialist, cancellation rules, reminders and advance payment.
Typical project · Made-to-order production workshops
What goes into an application that tracks an order from enquiry to delivery in a made-to-order workshop: quote, job sheet, stages visible to everyone, materials and internal deadlines.
Typical project · Training and courses
How we build a course platform with video lessons, tests, progress tracking, certificates, payments and time-limited access, and how we compare it honestly with an existing LMS or a WordPress plugin.
Typical project · Maintenance and field service
How we build a ticketing application for maintenance teams: dispatch, assignment by technician, a web app on the phone with photos, parts and signature, contractual response times and equipment history.
Typical project · Start-ups and software products
How we start a subscription software product: a small first version, data kept separate for each customer, recurring payments through a processor, roles, onboarding and an admin panel.
Typical project · Distribution
How we build a portal where a distributor’s customers order for themselves, at their own prices, with stock and terms taken from the ERP, and what happens to orders when the link to the ERP goes down.
Typical project · Equipment and fleet rental
How we build an application for companies that rent out machinery, tools or vehicles: up-to-date availability, bookings, contracts from a template, deposits, handover with photos and service records.
Typical project · Bespoke furniture
How we build the store for a bespoke furniture workshop: a configurator for sizes, materials and finishes, a calculated price or a quote request, a deposit, delivery and fitting.
Typical project · Cosmetics and natural products
What a cosmetics brand’s store includes: ingredients as searchable text, filters by skin type and concern, repeat orders, samples and reviews tied to orders.
Typical project · Car parts
How we build a car parts store with tens of thousands of products: vehicle selector, search by part number, compatibility data, imports from supplier feeds, supplier stock and returns.
Typical project · Bookshops and publishers
What a bookseller’s or publisher’s store includes: a book record with author, collection and ISBN, typo-tolerant search, pre-orders, author pages and cheap delivery.
Typical project · Grocers and local produce
How we build the store for a grocer with its own delivery: zones and time slots with capacity, products sold by weight, perishables, a minimum order and collection in store.
Typical project · Wholesale
How we build, on WooCommerce, the store for a small or mid-sized wholesaler: manually approved accounts, prices by customer group, quantities in cases, quick ordering from a table and payment on credit terms.
Typical project · Building materials
How we build the store for a builders’ merchant: prices per square metre, box and pallet, a quantity calculator, delivery by weight and zone, quote requests, technical data sheets.
Typical project · Digital products and courses
How we build a store for files, licences and courses: automatic delivery after payment, protected download links, licence keys, access to content through the account, and updates.
Typical project · Online retail
How we connect your online store and stock management software to marketplaces: a single source for stock, price rules per channel, orders pulled in automatically and errors that do not get lost.
Typical project · B2B services and manufacturing
What an automated quoting workflow covers: requests gathered in the CRM, quotes generated from templates and the catalogue, internal approvals, tracking once the quote is sent, and reminders.
Typical project · Companies with many repetitive questions
How we build a conversational assistant that answers only from your company’s content, shows its sources, admits when it does not know and hands the conversation over to a colleague.
Typical project · Subscription services
What a recurring invoicing system covers: subscriptions with clear rules, invoices issued in your own invoicing software, card payment, reminders and incoming payments matched automatically.
Typical project · Agencies and service firms
What automated onboarding of a new client looks like: a form, a contract from a template, folders and access, tasks for the team, welcome messages and a checklist everyone can see.
Typical project · Management
How we bring the data from your company’s software into a single data warehouse, with shared definitions of the figures, scheduled refreshes, dashboards and alerts on deviations.
Typical project · Companies with high document volumes
How we build a workflow that reads scanned invoices, contracts and forms, extracts the fields, sends uncertain cases for review and exports the data to your company’s software.
Typical project · Online stores
What the link between your online store and the courier companies covers: a waybill (AWB) generated from the order, a courier chosen by rules, tracking, notifications, cash-on-delivery records and returns.
Typical project · Companies that issue many invoices
How we connect a company’s invoicing software to Romania’s national e-Factura system: the XML file is generated automatically and submitted, and the status and response stay with the invoice.
Typical project · Companies with many suppliers
What goes into a system that downloads supplier invoices automatically, matches them with orders and goods receipts, sends them for approval and hands them over to accounting.
Typical project · Companies with many incoming payments
How we build a system that reads bank statements, matches incoming payments to invoices by clear rules and leaves people only the cases that need a decision.
Typical project · Accounting firms and entrepreneurs
What goes into an application where the accountant maintains the deadlines, every obligation has an owner and a reminder, and proof of filing stays attached, for one company or several.
Typical project · Companies of any size
What an archive looks like when the company’s documents are indexed, searchable by content, versioned and access-controlled, and every time one is opened it goes into a log.
Typical project · Companies with field staff
What goes into an app where field staff photograph their receipts, the data is extracted and sorted into categories, the manager approves and the accountant receives the export.
Typical project · B2B companies
How we connect a company’s software to public data sources: you enter the tax identification code, the rest is filled in, and changes affecting existing customers and suppliers are flagged.
Typical project · Companies that use an external accountant
How we prepare structured exports from a company’s software to the accountant’s, with checks run before sending and a month-end closing checklist followed step by step.
Typical project · Clinics and medical practices
How we build a voice assistant that answers the clinic’s phone, books and moves appointments in the real diary and hands reception anything that calls for human judgement.
Typical project · Car repair garages
What a voice assistant for a garage covers: bookings in the workshop diary, a check-in sheet with the vehicle’s details, job status read from your software and callback requests.
Typical project · Guesthouses and hotels
How we build an assistant that answers guests by phone and in messages, at night too, in several languages, checks availability and sends the booking link.
Typical project · Restaurants and local delivery
How we build a voice assistant that takes phone orders at peak times: it works from your menu, confirms the address, reads the order back and sends it to the kitchen’s system.
Typical project · Estate agencies
What an assistant for estate agencies covers: the opening questions, details from the property database, booking viewings and a full note in the CRM for the agent who takes over.
Typical project · Companies with many employees
How we build an assistant that answers employees from the company’s policies and procedures, with the source in view, access rights respected and a referral to a person.
Typical project · Online stores
What a support assistant for an online store covers: order status read from the store, returns steps, delivery questions, by phone and in chat, with handover to a support agent.
Typical project · Law practices and notary offices
How we build an assistant that takes the calls of a law practice or notary’s office, notes the subject, books an appointment and passes on the list of documents, without legal advice.
Typical project · Online stores with a large catalogue
How we bring order to a large catalogue so that Google reaches the pages that matter: categories, filters, pagination, product structured data and products dropped from the range.
Typical project · Medical practices
What local optimisation covers for a practice: the Google listing, service and doctor pages, contact details that are identical everywhere and reviews requested by the rules.
Typical project · B2B and industrial firms
How we approach optimisation for an industrial firm: application and product pages, data sheets turned into pages, answers for engineers and buyers, quote requests that are measured.
Typical project · New businesses
What we put in place on a newly launched site: the technical foundations, choosing keywords by intent, the first pages, Search Console and the reasons why shortcuts cost more than they help.
Typical project · Websites with falling traffic
How we look for the cause of a drop in traffic: what the Search Console data says, what changed on the site, what a botched migration looks like and how we order the fixes, with no promise of recovery.
Typical project · Exporters and firms with customers abroad
How we prepare a site for buyers in other countries: URLs by language, hreflang, keyword research in each market, translations done by people and good speed far from the server.
Typical project · Niche blogs and publications
How we organise the archive of a niche publication: articles grouped by topic, old pieces brought up to date, competing articles merged, internal links and author pages.
Typical project · Service businesses covering several cities
How we approach search visibility for a service business active in several cities: which local pages make sense, why doorway pages are a risk and how to handle areas where you have no base.
Typical project · Emergency call-outs (plumbers, locksmiths, vehicle recovery)
How we approach search campaigns for plumbers, locksmiths and vehicle recovery firms: ads that lead to a call, realistic schedules and areas, negative keywords and call tracking.
Typical project · Online stores
What the work on product ads involves: a clean feed in Merchant Center, campaigns split by margin and keeping track of the products that spend without selling.
Typical project · Fashion and cosmetics
How we build Meta ads for a clothing or cosmetics store: a clean catalogue, footage you shoot yourself, tests run one at a time and measurement that respects consent.
Typical project · B2B companies
How we approach campaigns for companies that sell to other companies: searches with buying intent, forms that screen enquiries and the link between the CRM and the ad platform.
Typical project · Local businesses
How we plan the campaign for a new location: a calendar in stages, a radius around the address, the Google profile prepared in good time, an opening offer and honest measurement.
Typical project · Online stores
What well-made remarketing involves: segments by how close the person came to ordering, frequency kept under control, buyers excluded and the link with abandoned basket emails.
Typical project · Courses and events
How we plan the ads for a course, a webinar or a conference: stages counted back from the date, interest lists, a registration page and correctly tracked tickets.
Typical project · Apps and SaaS
How we approach search ads for a subscription app: staged conversions sent from the product, optimisation for activated accounts and honest comparison pages.
Typical project · Restaurants and cafés
How we build a venue’s presence on social media: photos and clips shot on the premises, a posting rhythm you can keep up, replies to reviews and a short path to a booking.
Typical project · Medical practices
How we handle content for a medical practice: educational material approved by a doctor, patient images only with written consent and careful replies to the questions that come in through comments.
Typical project · Online stores
What work on a catalogue’s copy involves: product pages written for the buyer, buying guides by category, frequently asked questions for each product and a consistent tone across hundreds of products.
Typical project · B2B companies
How we handle content for a company that sells to other companies: specialist articles written together with the technical people, LinkedIn for the company and its specialists, materials for sales.
Typical project · Service businesses
How we write the copy for a service website: the conversation with the owner, the tone, the structure of each page, real proof and calls to action, all written with Google searches in mind too.
Typical project · Local brands
How we make vertical clips for Reels, TikTok and Shorts: series with a repeatable format, shot on a phone in good light, with captions and music licensed for commercial use.
Typical project · Companies with their own audience
How we plan a company’s blog and newsletter together: an editorial calendar, one article reused in several formats, a list grown with subscribers’ consent and a simple way to unsubscribe.
Typical project · Companies that are hiring
How we build the content through which a company finds its people: a careers page, what a working day looks like, real colleagues with their consent, clear job adverts and a reply for every candidate.
Typical project · Companies with a website or online store
How we get measurement right on a website or in an online store: which actions matter, how they reach Analytics as events and conversions, and how we check the figures.
Typical project · Online stores
What we check in an audit of the basket and the checkout page, how we find out where shoppers give up, and in what order the fixes are worth making.
Typical project · High-traffic websites
How we prepare, run and read an A/B test on a site with many visitors: from hypothesis to decision, with the mistakes that make a result look good when it is not.
Typical project · Online stores
Which automated email flows we build for an online store, how we segment subscribers, what we do to keep messages out of spam and how we measure the sales they bring.
Typical project · Management and marketing
How we build a dashboard that management can read in a few minutes: which figures we choose, where we take them from, how we define them and what we deliberately leave out.
Typical project · Service businesses
How we find out which ad, search or Google profile each call and each enquiry comes from, how the source reaches the CRM and what rules apply to recording calls.
Typical project · Companies with a customer base
How we prepare and send a series of emails to customers who have not ordered for a long time: who we choose, what we write to them and how we protect the domain’s reputation.
Typical project · Websites with EU visitors
How we reconcile measurement with the visitor’s choice: a banner that really stops scripts, the consent signals sent to Google and what happens to the missing data.
This is a typical project description: it shows how we usually approach this kind of work and does not present a project carried out for a particular client. Every real project starts from your company’s situation, and the stages, timescales and price are agreed after the initial discussion.
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