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Built a custom Wagtail CMS focused on streamlining content review and publishing workflows. Developed a responsive admin experience with Django/Wagtail, implemented a checklist-based review system, and integrated content management features to make publishing more structured and efficient.
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I automated my entire customer onboarding process using one n8n workflow.
Dropping the ball on day one costs you lifetime customers.
You close a deal. The client is excited.
Then your team forgets to send the welcome package.
Or you pay a customer success manager $70k a year to manually trigger emails and update the CRM.
It is a slow, expensive bottleneck.
I stopped relying on human memory for week-one operations.
Here is exactly what this architecture executes:
→ Data Capture: A webhook catches the new signup and validates the client info.
→ Instant Action: It builds the HubSpot profile and alerts the team via Slack.
→ Time-Delay Sequences: Welcome email instantly. Docs at hour 2. Check-in at day 1. Success guide at day 3.
→ The Loop: It updates the CRM status the moment onboarding is complete.
Here is the ROI:
→ Zero manual admin work for your team
→ Flawless, professional first impressions
→ Week-one client churn dropped to absolute zero
If you want to work with me to build a similar automation in your business, I have a few spots open in my calendar this month.
Book a call here
The story of why I rebuilt the homepage for my portfolio blog site.
Booking CRM + EPK — Live Music Artist
A booking system and a public press kit site for a Baltimore-area musician, connected so they share one set of data.
The booking app tracks outreach to 190+ venues. A pinned follow-up list sits above an aging queue that filters by days since contact. Statuses cover contacted, waiting on reply, parked with a check-back date, and a sub list for venues that said yes without a date. Gigs link to their venues, record what each show paid, and roll up into yearly earnings. Two people work from it at once, with changes syncing live.
The EPK is a one-page site with the artist's bio, video, and photos, plus a "Catch him live" section that pulls upcoming dates straight from the booking app. Add a gig and the public site updates on its own.
Built with Firebase and Netlify.
The "Catch him live" section auto-pulling from the booking app is the detail that makes this worth building instead of just handing him a static site — no more manually updating tour dates in two places. With two people syncing live on the same venue queue, did Firestore's...