Marketing Automation & Funnels with AUJ is for businesses that have leads coming in, but no clear, consistent structure for what happens next.
Automation doesn’t replace your team; it makes sure they’re working on the right things at the right time.
We move in stages: understand your current reality, design the system, implement and connect, then optimize once it’s live.
We audit your current tools, funnels, and follow-up, then create a blueprint of how leads should flow through your system.
Output: funnel map, tool inventory, and gaps in tracking, follow-up, and handoffs.
We design journeys, sequences, and routing rules, then implement them in your chosen tools — connecting website, forms, CRM, and email.
Output: live automations and funnels in staging or production, tested and documented.
Once your system is running, we monitor performance, refine logic, and add new journeys as your offers, segments, and channels grow.
Output: a living system that improves over time instead of breaking with every new campaign.
Automation can feel overwhelming if you’re starting from a mix of tools and partial setups. Here’s how we approach it.
Not necessarily. We prefer to start with what you already use and only recommend changes if your current tools truly block your goals. The main focus is on how tools are connected and how the funnels are designed, not chasing every new platform.
No. Email is a core channel, but we look at the full system — forms, chat, ads, CRM, tasks, and notifications. Automation is about how all of these work together, not just sending more emails.
Yes. Many of our best projects are in partnership with internal teams. We handle architecture, logic, and implementation details; your team brings context, content, and day-to-day operations. We document everything so they’re confident running the system.
We use AI where it makes sense — for drafting messages, summarizing notes, or helping segment and prioritize — but the underlying logic, structure, and decisions are driven by your strategy and data, not by automation for its own sake.
Share how leads come in today, what tools you use, and where things break. We’ll outline what a more structured, automated system could look like for you.