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Automation
Stop copying data between tools, building reports by hand, or chasing paperwork that should run itself.
Examples: contracts that send themselves, leads that land in the CRM, weekly reports on autopilot
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Independent technical consultant · Chippewa Valley, Wisconsin
Technology and marketing for small and new businesses
Websites, busywork automation, CRM cleanup, and clearer marketing numbers — scoped and built by one person who sticks around after launch.
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Chippewa Valley based — Eau Claire, Chippewa Falls, Menomonie — and I work with businesses anywhere in the US.
100+ projects · a few outside projects at a time · Salesforce-certified
Services
Four kinds of work I take on.
Websites, busywork automation, CRM cleanup, and clearer marketing numbers. A lot of projects touch more than one — pick a starting point or just tell me what you need done.
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Web design
A site that shows what you do, makes it easy to contact you or book, and helps you win the next customer — I handle the build; you can stay hands-off or learn light updates later if you want.
Examples: local service sites, shop sites with online orders, simple marketing sites
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Web consulting
Figure out what's working on the site you already have — and make real changes, not a PDF that sits in a Drive folder.
Examples: “where do our customers come from?”, fix broken tracking, tighten the site
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CRM administration
Clean up the CRM so it matches how you actually sell — fewer duplicates, clearer stages, less busywork for the team.
Examples: leads into Salesforce fast, org cleanup, simpler pipelines
Projects
A few things I've built.
Two examples. More on the projects page.
Project
One Drop Refillery
- Built
- A website for a local shop — what they sell, how to visit or order, and a clear way to get in touch.
- Result
- A site that matches the business and gives visitors a next step.
Project
WhatConverts → Salesforce
- Built
- New leads from ads used to sit in one tool while sales waited on typing.
- Result
- Leads land in the CRM fast enough to call while they're still hot.
I grew up around family businesses — the kind without a tech person on staff. That's who I build for. About me →
Working together
What the first few steps look like.
Email or a short call. Same process either way.
You tell me what you need
A note or fifteen minutes on a call. Name a service, or describe the website, CRM, automation, or analytics work. Incomplete is fine.I send a written scope
What's in, what's out, timeline, cost, and what I need from you. If I'm not the right person, I'll say so and leave it there.I do the work
Same person who scoped it builds it. You'll get regular updates — you shouldn't have to chase me — and I usually push to keep the solution simple.
FAQ
A few common questions.
Who do you usually work with?
Small and new businesses without a tech or marketing person on staff — around the Chippewa Valley and elsewhere in the US. Typical projects: a website, CRM cleanup, connecting tools so busywork stops, or clearer numbers on what's working. If you already have engineers in-house, you probably don't need me.
How do we start?
Send a message about what you want done, or book a fifteen-minute call. I'll tell you whether I can help and what the project would look like.
Who does the actual work?
Me. Same person on the first conversation, the build, and the handoff. Most work starts as a scoped project — not a long retainer — unless you ask for ongoing help later.
Get in touch
Need a website, CRM help, automation, or better analytics?
Send a short note about what you're after. I'm in the Chippewa Valley and work remotely. Prefer to talk? Book fifteen minutes.
Prefer email? support@koltondupey.io · Services · Projects · About