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Webflow Ecommerce with Custom "Cameo" Automation
I migrated this project from WordPress to Webflow to modernize Jeff’s digital presence. I built a custom "Cameo" style fan-booking feature from scratch using automation to handle personalized requests and used Webflow Ecommerce to power his official merchandise shop. I also utilized Webflow CMS to make managing his tour dates, videos, and comedy specials effortless.
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