CRM Automation Build Demo
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Strategy and management
One team accountable for the whole digital operation
Strategy, build, campaigns, content, CRM and reporting coordinated under a single plan, so the parts stop pulling against each other.
Sound familiar?
The problems this solves
- Marketing, development and sales each report different numbers for the same month
- Campaign spend drives traffic to pages nobody has been asked to improve
- Enquiries arrive but follow-up depends on somebody remembering
- Every supplier is competent, yet the overall result is flat
- No single person can explain what is and is not working
- Decisions wait on a meeting between three vendors who bill separately
What is included
Capabilities in detail
Digital strategy
A written plan covering the channels, the site, the CRM and the content, with a stated order of work and a reason for that order. Reviewed quarterly rather than rewritten monthly.
Marketing management
Day-to-day ownership of paid and organic activity — budgets, creative cycles, audiences and testing — planned against the same roadmap as the build work.
Technology coordination
Development scheduled around campaigns rather than in parallel with them. Landing pages, tracking and site changes land before the spend that depends on them.
Content management
A production calendar covering social, video and written content, sized to what can realistically be sustained and mapped to the services you most want to sell.
CRM management
Pipelines, stages and fields kept in a state where the reporting means something, plus the routing and follow-up rules that sit behind them.
Automation
Follow-up, reminders, notifications and handoffs built so response time does not depend on who is at their desk.
Reporting
One report covering acquisition, site behaviour and pipeline, with the definitions written down so the numbers stay comparable month to month.
Ongoing optimisation
A standing cycle of review, prioritisation and change, so improvements keep landing after the initial build is finished.
What it changes for your business
- One plan and one point of contact instead of coordinating between suppliers
- Changes land in a sensible order, so campaign spend is not wasted on unfinished pages
- Reporting that reconciles, because the same team owns the definitions
- Less time spent in status meetings translating between vendors
- Capacity that flexes as priorities move, without renegotiating three contracts
What you receive
- Written digital strategy and prioritised roadmap
- Agreed scope per workstream, reviewed each quarter
- Shared reporting covering marketing, site and pipeline
- A named point of contact and a fixed review rhythm
- Documentation of the CRM, automations and tracking as configured
- Handover notes for anything we build, so you are never locked in
Process
How an engagement runs
Seven stages, each with a defined output, so it is always clear what has been decided.
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Discover
Understand the business, the offer and the constraints. Output: a written problem statement you agree with.
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Audit
Examine the site, accounts, tracking and CRM as they stand. Output: findings and a prioritised fix list.
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Strategise
Decide the order of work and why. Output: a roadmap with a stated sequence.
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Design
Structure, interface and content model settled while changes are cheap. Output: approved designs and a content plan.
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Build
Development, configuration and content production. Output: a working build on staging.
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Launch
Release with redirects, tracking and reporting verified. Output: a live release and a launch record.
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Optimise
A standing cycle of review and change. Output: regular reporting and an updated roadmap.
Tooling
Platforms we work in for this service
- GoHighLevel
- WordPress
- WooCommerce
- Meta Ads
- Google Ads
- LinkedIn Ads
- GA4
- Google Tag Manager
- Looker Studio
- Zapier
- Make
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Proof
This work in practice
Paid Media Account Restructure Demo
Demo content — replace before launch. A placeholder project showing the layout of a performance marketing case study.
SaaS Website Redesign Demo
Demo content — replace before launch. A placeholder project showing how a website redesign case study is laid out.
Questions
About this service
No. Most engagements begin with the areas causing the most friction — commonly tracking, the website and follow-up — and widen once the reporting is trusted. Taking everything on day one is usually the slower route.
That is your decision. We can work alongside an incumbent agency, take over a specific workstream, or coordinate the handover. What we ask for is clarity on who owns what, because overlapping ownership is the problem this service exists to solve.
Specialists optimise their own channel, which is the correct behaviour for a specialist. This service optimises the sequence between channels — making sure the page is ready before the spend, and the CRM is ready before the leads.
A fixed review rhythm agreed at the start, against the roadmap rather than against a list of tasks completed. Reporting definitions are written down so month-to-month comparisons stay valid.
Yes. Scope is agreed per workstream and reviewed quarterly, so it can widen or narrow. Anything we build is documented and handed over, so reducing scope does not strand you.
Works well with
Related services
These are the services most often combined with this one, and the reason the whole programme tends to outperform any single part.
Performance Marketing
Paid campaigns built on tracking that has been proven rather than assumed.
- Meta Ads, Google Ads, TikTok Ads, LinkedIn Ads, Retargeting
Website Development
WordPress and WooCommerce builds that stay fast and your team can edit.
- WordPress, WooCommerce, Speed optimisation, Technical SEO
CRM & GoHighLevel
Follow-up that happens whether or not anyone remembers to do it.
- GoHighLevel, Pipelines, Email and SMS automation, Integrations
Next step
Ready to connect your marketing, technology and growth systems?
Tell us what you are building, improving or scaling. We will suggest the combination of strategy, development, marketing, content and automation that fits — including when that is less than you expected.