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Hey Reader, Your Notion board technically does the job. So does that Airtable you half-set up after watching a few YouTube tutorials. But if you’re not actually using them, they’re doing nothing for you. It’s easy to feel like you must be “bad at systems” when you have a graveyard of half-finished setups. You’re not alone. Most business owners drop a few dollars on an AppSumo deal, thinking it’ll magically organise their entire backend, until real life kicks in and they end up juggling sticky notes, random spreadsheets, and their own memory. It’s not that you’re disorganised. You just need a setup that’s so foolproof, you can’t help but stick with it. Let’s be honest: if your system needs a step-by-step guide, you won’t use it long-term. You didn’t start this business to babysit your tools. You started it to do what you’re great at, and you need a backend that fits effortlessly into your day-to-day workflow. That’s where an Airtable dashboard built around your specific (and yes, sometimes messy) processes comes in. It simplifies everything into one place you’ll actually open. No endless tabs or cryptic labels, no second-guessing which version is right, no frustration every time you bring on someone new. When you have a system so intuitive a five-year-old could navigate it, you stop overthinking. You check what you need in seconds. You know exactly how much money landed in your account and who still owes you. You see which leads need a follow-up. You stop feeling like you’re constantly behind on admin. You’ve outgrown the DIY stack. Let’s build your real setup > Book your free consultation here. Speak soon Zx
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I'm Zoë Dew, and I don't teach anymore. I build.I opted out of the online education machine after working behind the scenes on 6- and 7-figure launches. Now I focus on what I do best: done-for-you systems and strategic data interpretation. Recent wins: uncovering £14k in hidden revenue and building tools that save £12k/year. My approach: Make money. Save money. Do cool shit faster. Join my list for unvarnished insights on what actually works in business ops; no frameworks you can't implement, no guru BS. Just real profit opportunities and systems that actually get used