Put AI to work inside your website, not just next to it.

Google's rules target content made mainly to manipulate rankings, however it was produced. Useful content that a person has reviewed is fine. That's why every pipeline I build stops at a draft for your team to check before anything is published.

They are where I do my best work, because AI output can be written straight into structured content. I can also connect WordPress and most tools with an API, such as CRMs, help desks and inboxes.

Their built-in AI helps an editor inside one document. I build the workflow around it: schedules, briefs, brand voice, internal links, review steps and notifications. Where it fits, I use the CMS's own AI features rather than replacing them.

You do. Integrations run on your own AI provider and CMS accounts, so you keep control of costs, data and access, and nothing is locked to me.

Every project is a fixed scope and price, agreed before work starts. After a free call I'll come back with a quote. AI usage is billed by your provider directly, so you see exactly what you pay. It depends on how much the workflow runs and which model it uses, so the quote includes an estimate for your workflow, and I set a monthly spending limit on your account so there are no surprises.

A focused integration, such as a content pipeline into Sanity, usually takes two to four weeks including testing with your team. Larger workflows are split into stages so you see results early.