Acquisition
Lead capture and qualification
- Form, ad and inbound lead capture
- Automatic qualification and scoring
- Lead enrichment
- WhatsApp and email routing
- Appointment booking automation
go4lead.tech
AI that earns its place in the workflow.
Alongside client growth work, I'm building practical AI products and tools that help businesses acquire customers, automate repetitive work, and operate with more speed.
AI should not be added because it is fashionable. It should be used where it saves time, improves response speed,
increases conversion, or gives the team better decisions.
Products
What's being built
Each product comes out of a problem seen repeatedly in client work. Names, features and status are published only once they are real.
Each product is live at its own domain. Screenshots and logos are taken from the products themselves.
Client systems
Automation built inside your business
Separate from the products: bespoke automation and AI systems implemented in your stack, documented and handed over to your team.
Sales
Pipeline and follow-up
- Automated CRM updates
- Email follow-up sequences
- Sales pipeline automation
- Proposal and follow-up automation
- Response-time improvements
Operations
Internal systems
- AI chatbots and support systems
- Internal knowledge assistants
- Reporting dashboards
- Marketing content workflows
- AI agents for repetitive operations
Have a workflow eating hours every week?
Plan My Automation SprintMVPs
From idea to a product people actually use
For founders who need to move from an idea to a validated MVP and first users — without spending a year building in the dark.
01
Validate
Problem framing, idea validation and a decision on whether it's worth building at all.
02
Scope
MVP scope, user journey, positioning and the build path — no-code, low-code or built.
03
Launch
Landing page, waitlist, launch campaign and the first cohort of real users.
04
Learn
Feedback loops and growth experiments that tell you what to build next.
Find the AI workflow worth automating first.
Most teams have three or four repetitive workflows quietly capping their growth. A short call is usually enough to spot the one worth automating first.