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n8n automation
Connecting triggers, business tools and actions into workflows with clear handoffs and room for human review.
ABOUT CONTENT CRAFTY / MEET THE FOUNDERBig ambition.
Big ambition.
Human at
the heart.
I’m Lakshay Pratap Singh.
I build websites and n8n automations that help businesses spend less time on repetitive work—and more time moving forward.
/01A BUILDER, BEFORE ANYTHING ELSE
Technology should
make business
feel simpler.
My work brings together n8n automation, web development and experience working with multiple agencies.
I’m Lakshay Pratap Singh, the founder of Content Crafty. I’ve worked with agencies on digital projects, combining the craft of building websites with the logic of connecting tools and automating business processes.
Now, I’m bringing that experience to a bigger mission: helping micro, small and medium enterprises solve the problems that slow them down—from missed enquiries and manual follow-ups to disconnected systems and repetitive operations.
I want Content Crafty to be a practical partner for ambitious businesses: understand the problem, build the right solution, and make it easier for the people who use it every day.
Lakshay Pratap SinghFounder, Content Crafty
/02THE EXPERIENCE I BRING
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Web development
Turning a business offer into a clear digital experience, with thoughtful design and a useful next step for every visitor.
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Agency collaboration
Experience working with multiple agencies and contributing to digital projects across websites and automation.
/03THE MISSION / MICRO, SMALL & MEDIUM ENTERPRISES
Small business.
No small
ambitions.
Big business problems deserve thoughtful solutions—whatever the size of your team.
My focus is on the everyday friction that holds MSMEs back: slow responses, scattered customer information, manual admin and websites that don’t clearly communicate the business.
The goal is straightforward: build useful systems that support your people, make your operations clearer and give you more space to grow.
See the problems we can work onStart with
what’s slowing you down.
Not technology for its own sake.
A better way to handle the work in front of you.
01Enquiries arrive. Follow-ups get missed.
THE FRICTION
A form submission, an email and a WhatsApp message can become three disconnected conversations.
WHERE WE START
Bring enquiries into one pipeline, acknowledge new leads and give every follow-up a clear owner.
Explore lead workflows02A website exists. The next step isn’t clear.
THE FRICTION
Visitors need to understand your offer and know exactly how to enquire, book or buy.
WHERE WE START
Build a purposeful website with clear messaging, a considered mobile experience and a direct path to action.
Explore website development03The team is busy moving information.
THE FRICTION
Copying details between spreadsheets, email and business tools takes attention away from customers.
WHERE WE START
Connect the tools you use with n8n workflows, validation and visible exception handling.
Explore connected systems04Every decision comes back to the owner.
THE FRICTION
When the process lives in one person’s head, delegation becomes difficult and growth feels heavier.
WHERE WE START
Map the repeatable work, document the handoffs and agree where human judgment is needed.
Map your business process/04HOW I APPROACH THE WORK
Curiosity first.
Clarity throughout.
Good tools matter.
Understanding your business matters more.
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Understand before building
Listen to the people doing the work. Find the actual bottleneck before choosing a tool.
02
Keep people in control
Use automation for repeatable tasks, with clear approvals and escalation for exceptions.
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Make the handover useful
A solution should be understandable, documented and practical for the team running it.
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Improve with evidence
Agree what success means, test the workflow and refine it based on what happens in practice.
TOOLS FOLLOW THE PROBLEM
n8nWordPressShopifyReact / Next.jsComfyUIBusiness APIs
Tell me what’s
holding you back.
A slow process. A website that needs direction. A workflow that should be simpler.
Let’s find a useful place to start.