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Cover image for We didn't build an electrician's
We didn't build an electrician's website. We built a lead-generation system. Most service-business websites end at: Visitor → Contact Form → Email For this project, we built the website as the front door of an automated lead pipeline. The system is designed around paid acquisition, particularly Meta Ads, with dedicated landing pages and lead forms built to capture and qualify potential customers. Once a lead comes in, the workflow continues automatically. Meta Ad → Landing Page → Lead Form → Automation → Quote → Availability → Customer Follow-up The automation can: → Process incoming leads → Prepare quotes automatically → Check service availability → Guide customers through the next step → Send relevant codes and information by email → Keep the customer moving through the conversion process The business owner also gets an operational dashboard showing what is happening across the funnel — giving them visibility into incoming leads, conversions, activity, and where the business is going. So the website isn't really the product. It's one part of a system connecting: Marketing → Lead Capture → Qualification → Quoting → Availability → Follow-up → Conversion → Analytics The goal was simple: turn paid traffic into a measurable, partially automated sales process instead of sending every lead into a manual inbox. Key capabilities Dedicated Landing Pages — Campaign-specific pages designed around lead conversion. Meta Ads Lead Capture — Forms and flows designed specifically for paid acquisition campaigns. Lead Management — Centralized handling of incoming customer enquiries. Automated Quoting — Prepare quote information automatically based on submitted requirements. Availability Checking — Determine availability as part of the lead workflow. Customer Guidance — Automatically guide prospects through the next step. Email Automation — Send quotes, codes, instructions, and relevant information automatically. Lead Funnel Automation — Connect multiple steps of the customer journey into one workflow. Business Analytics — Give the owner visibility into lead activity and business performance. Conversion Tracking — Understand what is happening after a lead enters the funnel.
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Cover image for We built a complete commerce
We built a complete commerce operation — not just an ecommerce store. BlestSigns is the customer-facing storefront where customers can discover products, place online orders, make payments, and use an AI-powered ordering experience. Behind it, we built BlestGo, a dedicated CRM/mini-ERP that runs the operational side of the business. When an online order comes in, it flows directly into the internal system where the team can manage: → Sales and orders → Real-time inventory → Leads and follow-ups → Purchase orders → Automated purchasing → Preferred suppliers → Product catalogs → Design workflows → Product-specific operations → Fulfillment The catalog is also connected in the other direction. Products managed inside BlestGo power the BlestSigns storefront, so the customer-facing store and internal operations work from the same underlying product data. We also designed role-specific workspaces for different teams. Designers and product units only see the information and workflows relevant to their responsibilities rather than having access to the entire business system. So the architecture is essentially: Customer → BlestSigns → Order → BlestGo → Operations → Purchasing → Fulfillment while: BlestGo Catalog → BlestSigns Storefront This is the type of system we enjoy building: a customer-facing product connected directly to the operational infrastructure behind the business. Not just a storefront. Not just a CRM.: A connected commerce system.
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Cover image for The vault I wish I
The vault I wish I had sooner. We built Xupyter One Account for anyone tired of digging through notes, spreadsheets, or browser saves to find a login. If you juggle personal accounts, company tools, and client logins — you know how fast it gets messy. One wrong share and a client password ends up where it shouldn't. So We fixed it. Xupyter One Account keeps everything separated the way you actually work: Spaces, not folders — Create separate spaces for Personal, Company, and Clients. Each space has its own color and feel, so you always know where you are. Personal stays personal. Everything in one place — Save email, password, link and notes for any account. Search by name, email or website and find it in seconds. One click to copy, show/hide when you need it. The part people love most — the browser extension: No need to open the website every time. The Chrome extension lives in your browser. It sees what site you're on and brings the right logins to the top. On any login page, just open the extension and hit Autofill — it fills email + password for you. Or copy username/password in one click. You can even generate a strong password right from the popup and save it straight to the right space. No tab switching, no copy-paste dance. And signing in is simple — just Google. Nothing to remember. It’s clean, fast, and stays out of your way. If you need a safe, simple place to manage all your accounts — for yourself, your team, or your clients — join Xupyter One Account (https://one.xupyter.com) completely free and end to end encrypted. Want something similar built for your team? Message me here on Contra — let's talk.
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