Automation that doesn't embarrass you six months later
Anyone can wire a trigger to an action. The work that matters is the guardrails that stop it becoming a nuisance.
Occasional writing on custom CRM, automation, WhatsApp and the unglamorous work of adoption — from the team that builds these systems, not a content mill.
Anyone can wire a trigger to an action. The work that matters is the guardrails that stop it becoming a nuisance.
The 24-hour window, template categories, quality rating — Meta's rules, not ours. Building without designing around them is how numbers get restricted.
Adoption fails on habit, not on features. The fix starts before a line of code, with who you interview.
She buys in-store, again on Amazon, and asks a question on Instagram. To most systems she is three different people.
Before anyone writes code, somebody has to map the mess. Here is what that week produces, and why it is paid.