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Built, not promised

One block per client: what was going wrong, what I built, what changed. Screenshots over adjectives.

Paul McGowan Fitness

The problem
Enquiries scattered across contact forms, messages and Facebook lead ads, with no single place to see who wanted what.
What I built
A simplified offer with clear entry programmes, one sales pipeline, and automated follow-up, payments and onboarding behind it.
What changed
Leads rising steadily month on month, and better conversion into membership.

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DG Academy

The problem
Every offer launch meant hand-built pages, follow-up and email, and client stories had no single home.
What I built
A landing page and thank-you page per offer, automated sequences and booking behind them, and a weekly podcast email that sends itself.
What changed
Launches are a repeatable play, and the sales side always has a story to link to.

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RacePacer

The problem
Marathon training plans that ignore real life: missed runs, changing race goals, guesswork pacing.
What I built
An AI training app I design, build and run myself: pacing, plans and progress for runners.
What changed
The proving ground for everything I recommend to clients.

Maiden City Games

Case study and owner review being collected

Auxilium Education

Case study and owner review being collected

Seamus Fox

Case study and owner review being collected

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Most of this work starts the same way: a half-day Roadmap that works out what to build first.