Automation

Work that runs while the office is empty.

We build the plumbing between the tools you already pay for, then put the repeat jobs on a schedule. You hear from it when something needs a decision.

Schedule TriggerDaily 05:00 SAST
Google Search ConsoleRead 30 days of queries
Google Analytics 4Read engagement by topic
Trend EvaluationScore & rank topic clusters
Topic SelectionPick today's topic
Content GenerationDraft article (LLM)
SEO PassTitle, meta, schema, internal links
Asset GenerationImage + video variants
Channel RouterFan out to five channels
FacebookPost + link card
InstagramCarousel + reel
TikTokShort video
WhatsAppChannel update
MailchimpNewsletter block

Jobs that never need a person.

Every automation starts with a trigger: a clock, an event, a form, a payment. What follows is fixed, logged and repeatable.

Every hourStock, pricing and availability match across the store, the feed and the till.Person: never
New orderInvoice issued, warehouse notified, customer messaged, books updated.Person: never
Draft readyContent is cut to the shape each channel wants and queued for the right hour.Person: one approval, on your phone
Monday 06:00Last week is pulled from every source and written up as one page.Person: reading it
Enquiry landsRouted to the right person, acknowledged in seconds, chased again in two days if it goes quiet.Person: the actual reply
Something failsThe run stops, retries, and if it still cannot finish, you are told once, in plain words.Person: yes, and only then

The same Tuesday, twice.

Nothing in the second column was skipped. It happened before anyone arrived.

By hand
07:10Check overnight orders, one by one.
07:45Copy new listings from the spreadsheet into the site.
08:30Chase two unpaid invoices.
09:15Post yesterday's photos to three channels, resized three ways.
11:00Update the stock sheet from the supplier email.
13:20Answer the same three questions again.
15:00Rebuild last week's report from four dashboards.
16:30Paste the report into slides for the meeting.
17:40Check nothing broke. Hope nothing broke.
On a schedule
06:00Everything above ran. Nobody was in the building.
11:42One message: a supplier feed came back empty. You chose to wait for it.
17:00The day's summary arrives, already written.

Three touches instead of nine. The rest of the day is yours to spend on the business.

We run one of these ourselves.

TurboPress built and still operates a hyperlocal media platform. Over 500 business listings stay current on it, and no editor keeps them that way.

Hyperlocal media platform, suburb page with live business listings
Scale

500+ listings across suburb pages, each with its own data to keep honest.

Upkeep

Listings, area data and content refresh on their own schedules, not on a person's memory.

Proof

The same patterns we sell. We find the breakages first, on our own platform.

Tell us the job you keep redoing.

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