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Working guides for people who run things
AI, automation, operations, websites and leads. Each one is steps you can follow.
Guides, answer pages, twenty-five tools and every service, city and sector page, all searchable in one box. Start with the operations guide, or the task cost calculator if you have one task in mind.
What is going on?
Pick the one that sounds like this week.
We tried AI and nothing shipped
It worked in the demo, then stopped at the production gate.
The software we bought does not fit
Three systems, three versions of the truth, and somebody retyping.
The work only moves when I touch it
Everything routes through one person, and that person is you.
The books are behind and cash is a guess
Months to catch up, a close that never lands, and no view forward.
Filings and paperwork keep piling up
Letters nobody opens, deadlines nobody owns, a state you forgot about.
Nobody can find us
The site exists, the phone does not ring, and the ads stopped paying.
Start here
Four in order: find the leak, fix the cause, prove it, then scale.
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How to fix your operations
3 min read
2
How to rank on Google
3 min read
3
How to get more leads
3 min read
4
How to launch an app
3 min read
Two pages cover how the work is scoped and run.
What we do
Forty-eight disciplines, each with a page on how the work is scoped and what gets measured.
AI strategy and rollout
AI agent development
Process automation
Systems integration
Fractional operations
Data warehouse and BI
Data and reporting
Internal audit
SEO and Google ranking
Paid ads management
Website development
App development
Lead generation
Email marketing flows
CRM build and migration
Website traffic
AI chatbot development
AI benchmarking
Accounting firm automation
Accounting and bookkeeping
Investment research
Legal operations
Business documents
Business notices
Business idea to plan
Get your business online
Affiliate store setup
Social media
PR and out of home
Podcast production
Website maintenance
WordPress support
Operations assessment
Hiring and talent sourcing
Admin dashboard development
Backend and API development
CMS development
Payment dispute management
MVP development
UI and UX design
Website redesign
Business administration
Contract negotiation
Dedicated teams
Executive assistance
Project management
Fractional chief of staff
Vendor management
Playbooks
How to automate business processes
The automation sequence that pays: measure the hours, fix the process, automate one high-volume task, connect existing tools, and monitor everything.
3 min read
How to bring AI into your business
Where AI pays in a business, how to pick the first use case, the data rules to set first, and why most rollouts stall. A practitioner sequence.
3 min read
How to build a business website
How to plan, write, and build a website that produces inquiries: the one-action rule, words before design, fast technology, and search from day one.
3 min read
How to build a LinkedIn presence
How a company builds a LinkedIn presence that produces conversations: three themes, a voice guide, a cadence that holds, and the founder profile leading.
3 min read
How to check your website still works
Send your own contact form, read the certificate expiry, look your domain up publicly, and restore a backup somewhere.
4 min read
How to connect business systems
Name one owner per record, count the retyping, connect only the handoffs where work stops, and monitor every one.
4 min read
How to fix your operations
How to move a company from daily firefighting to a system: watch the real workflow, measure the hours, fix the handoffs, and install a cadence that holds.
3 min read
How to get approved by Amazon Associates
What the application is checked for, why it gets rejected, and the 180 day rule that closes more accounts than rejection does.
4 min read
How to get more leads
How to build lead flow that converts: define who is worth a meeting, answer in minutes, run one outbound and one inbound engine, and follow up for ninety days.
3 min read
How to get more website traffic
The order that makes traffic pay: fix conversion first, capture existing search demand, test paid channels small, and scale only what the numbers approve.
3 min read
How to get press coverage
How companies earn press: find the story only you can tell, build a short target list, pitch the reader, and turn each placement into the next one.
3 min read
How to launch an app
The real sequence from idea to the App Store and Google Play: what matters, what can wait, and where launches fail. A working guide from a team that ships apps.
3 min read
How to rank on Google
The order of operations that moves rankings: crawl fixes first, buyer searches second, pages worth citing third. Including how AI answers change the game.
3 min read
How to research an investment
How professionals research a position: read the filing not the coverage, build the case against first, check numbers against the story, and date everything. Research, not advice.
3 min read
How to get legal operations in order
How to get contracts, filings, and entities under control: the inventory, the deadline calendar, contract centralization, and using counsel for judgment.
3 min read
How to start a business podcast
How to launch a business podcast that survives past episode eight: thesis over topic, batching, guest strategy, and cutting every episode into ten pieces.
3 min read
How to keep your company in good standing
How to keep every entity current: map each state you touch, calendar every filing with an owner, clear backlogs by exposure, and audit quarterly.
3 min read
How to write a business proposal
The proposal structure that wins: open with their problem, one recommended plan, proof beside promises, a clear next step, and speed while the call is warm.
3 min read
Choosing a technology consultant
How to choose an AI consultant
Preparing for AI
Write an AI policy
Preparing for a raise
Preparing for a lender
A lender is pricing the odds of being repaid. They read closed months, a cash view forward, an aged debtor book, and filings that are current.
5 min read
Preparing for a sale
The multiple is not what moves. Diligence is: an owner who is the operation, contracts that may not transfer, and numbers nobody can tie to the bank.
6 min read
Preparing for an audit
An audit tests whether you can evidence what you asserted. What takes the time is producing evidence for controls that ran, not putting controls in.
5 min read
Questions, answered
The questions we get asked most, by area. Or browse every answer in one place.
Affiliate stores, answered
What an affiliate store earns, when Amazon pays, whether links can go in a newsletter, and what it needs every month once it is built.
AI in the business, answered
Where a business should start with AI, what to do when tools go unused, whether company data is safe, and how to measure return. Practical answers from daily practitioners.
Q&A
App development, answered
Why apps get rejected, whether we can take over an app another developer built, how long a launch takes, and who owns the code and accounts. Plain answers from a team that ships to both stores.
Q&A
Documents, answered
How to fix slow inconsistent proposals, what belongs in one, when a company needs SOPs, and how fast documents can turn around.
Q&A
Compliance, answered
What happens after a missed annual report, what a registered agent does, what an LLC owes every year, and how multi-state backlogs get cleared.
Q&A
Operations leadership, answered
Why teams firefight, why decisions stall, what fractional operations costs, and who does the work. The questions operators ask before bringing in an operations lead.
Q&A
Research, answered
What independent research adds, which sources it works from, how fast briefs turn around, and how it differs from sell-side notes.
Q&A
Pipeline, answered
Why leads do not turn into sales, whether cold email or LinkedIn works better, what speed to lead means, and what to expect month to month.
Q&A
Legal operations, answered
What happens after a missed filing, where to start when contracts are scattered, what legal operations means, and how multi-state cleanup works.
Q&A
Podcasting, answered
Whether podcasts are still worth it, why most fail, how much host time production takes, and how abandoned shows get revived.
Q&A
Communications, answered
How smaller companies get press, why journalists do not reply, how long coverage takes, and when out-of-home is worth it. Integrated communications, answered plainly.
Q&A
Automation, answered
Where the hours go, which process to automate first, how tools get chosen, and how the payoff is measured.
Q&A
Search visibility, answered
Why Google traffic drops, why a site is invisible, how long SEO takes, and how AI search changes the game. Answered plainly by the team that does the work.
Q&A
Social presence, answered
Whether a dead company page matters, how often to post on LinkedIn, who writes the posts, and how long until social produces pipeline. Answers for B2B leaders.
Q&A
Website builds, answered
Why a website is slow or invisible on Google, whether we can take over a site someone else built, and how upgrades like booking and payments get added. Plain answers before you commit.
Q&A
Paid and organic traffic, answered
Why traffic does not convert, why ads that worked suddenly stop, which channel to start with, and how budget decisions get made.
Q&A
Bookkeeping and the close, answered
Decide
Comparison pages for the choices that get made once and then live with you for years.
AI agents vs automation vs hiring
Fractional vs agency vs in house
Build vs buy software Consolidate or integrate?
SEO vs paid ads
App or website
CRM or spreadsheet
WordPress: stay, refresh or rebuild
ISO 27001, SOC 2, or neither
Hire an assistant, or automate the task
Bookkeeper, accountant, or fractional CFO
Catch up the books, or start fresh
Document it, or automate it
Outsource the bookkeeping, or hire
Zapier, or a custom integration
A custom website, or a template
Migrate the data, or start clean
SEO in-house, or an agency
Who owns the code
Buy leads, or build a pipeline
A retainer, or a project
Should the bookkeeper pay the bills
Hire an AI engineer, or a consultant
The AI pilot that never shipped
Invoice faster or chase harder
Fractional COO, or a full time COO
Club software, or build to fit
ChatGPT Enterprise, or custom AI
Fix the process, or buy software
Hire somebody, or fix the system
Tools and reference
The health check covers six areas in about five minutes. The rest answer one question each. All twenty-five, grouped by question.
Business health check
Task cost calculator
Automation scorecard
Value leak diagnostic
Build vs buy breakeven
Operations glossary Operations due diligence
Your operation, in one place
What we have built
Book a call
State business filing deadlines
California business filings
Delaware business filings
Florida business filings
Illinois business filings
New York business filings
Texas business filings
Washington business filings
Privacy
Automation ROI calculator
Catch up bookkeeping calculator
Software overlap calculator
Duplicate data entry calculator
Where we work, and who for
The same disciplines, shaped by the market and the sector.
Who does the work
Shaheer leads the work, with engineers, writers, filers and analysts behind him. C-suite operations for a San Francisco AI company, Six Sigma on the process side, Anthropic certified on the Model Context Protocol, ten years across eight industries. See what we have built