Turquoise Digital

For teams doing work software should be doing

Automate the work a system should own.

Marketing and operations automation built with n8n, Make and AI where it earns its place. Reporting, lead routing, SEO and internal ops: built, documented, and handed over for you to own.

  • Reporting and anomaly alerts that arrive before you ask
  • Leads scored, routed and in your CRM without re-typing
  • Built in your own n8n or Make account. You own it outright
  • Error handling included, so silent failures do not go unnoticed
  • Documented and handed over. No dependency on us
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4 LinkedIn recommendationsFrom clients, managers and colleagues
n8n & MakeWorkflow platforms
Google Ads APICampaign data source
OpenAI & ClaudeWhere AI earns its place
YoursEvery workflow we build

The real problem

Most automation projects fail for a boring reason.

Somebody buys the tool, builds the workflow, and it breaks within a month, because nobody mapped what was actually happening before they started building. The exceptions your team quietly handles by hand never made it into the spec, so the automation hits one and stops.

Then it fails silently. Nobody notices for a fortnight, the manual process quietly resumes, and the tool becomes another subscription nobody wants to cancel.

So we start by watching the task get done. Every step, every handoff, every exception. Then we automate the parts that are genuinely rule-based and use AI only where it beats a rule. The result is meant to be boring: it runs, it tells you when it breaks, and it does not need us to stay alive.

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Why automations failThe pattern
Nobody mapped the task first01
It hits an exception and stops02
It fails silently, nobody notices03
The manual process quietly resumes04

You have paid for automation and kept the manual work. Every one of these is avoidable, and all four come from skipping the same first step.

What we build

Start with the task nobody wants to do on a Monday.

Three places automation pays for itself fastest. Most teams start with the first one.

01

Reporting & alerts

Campaign data pulled on schedule, anomalies flagged and the summary written before you open the dashboard. Spend spikes and conversion drops reach you the same day instead of at month end.

  • Scheduled pulls from the Google Ads API
  • Anomaly detection on spend and conversions
  • Written summary delivered to Slack or email
02

Lead routing & qualification

Leads scored, routed to the right person and pushed into your CRM without anyone re-typing them. AI handles the messy free-text fields that rules cannot parse cleanly.

  • Automatic scoring and routing rules
  • CRM push with no manual re-entry
  • AI parsing for unstructured form and email input
03

SEO & internal ops

Briefs, drafts, internal linking and page builds moved onto a pipeline with a human approving before anything publishes. Plus the onboarding, approvals and invoicing handoffs that quietly eat a day a week.

  • Content pipeline with a human approval gate
  • Onboarding and approval workflows
  • Invoicing and reporting handoffs

Where it pays off

Where automation pays for itself.

Three starting points, in the order most teams get value from them.

Screenshot or diagram: reporting workflow

Reporting

The Monday report, written before you sit down.

Google Ads data pulled on schedule, anomalies flagged against the prior period, and the commentary drafted automatically. The weekly hour becomes a review of something already written.

Screenshot or diagram: alerting workflow

Alerting

Catch the drift on day one, not day thirty.

The expensive problems are the quiet ones: a spend spike, a conversion drop, a campaign type absorbing budget. Automated alerting is the difference between noticing in a day and at month end.

Screenshot or diagram: lead routing workflow

Lead routing

No lead waits on someone checking an inbox.

Leads scored, routed and pushed into the CRM automatically, with AI reading the messy free-text fields that rules cannot. Response time drops because nothing sits waiting.

Why Turquoise Digital

Automation you own, not automation you rent.

01

We map before we build

We watch the task get done first. This is the step most people skip and the reason most automations break within a month.

02

You own the workflows

Built in your own n8n or Make account. Nothing critical is locked inside our systems.

03

AI only where it earns it

Plenty of the highest-value automations are pure rules. We add AI for classifying, summarising and drafting, not for show.

04

Error handling as standard

Alerting is built in, so a silent failure does not go unnoticed for two weeks.

05

Documented and handed over

You get the workflow, the credentials and the documentation. No dependency on us to keep it running.

06

Built by someone who runs the ads too

We manage Google Ads accounts daily, so the reporting and lead automations are built by someone who knows what the numbers need to say.

Book my free callThirty minutes. Bring one task.

Who builds it

The people who map the workflow are the ones building it.

We manage Google Ads accounts daily and have handled more than $10M in ad spend across e-commerce, local service and B2B. The reporting, alerting and lead-routing automations are built by the same people who run those accounts, which is why they surface numbers a marketer would actually act on rather than a dashboard nobody opens.

Who does the work

Mapped and built by the same hands.

Whoever watches your process get done is the same person who builds the workflow. Nothing is lost in a handover between a scoper and a developer.

Who you talk to

No messages relayed through anyone.

There is no account manager in the middle. You speak to the people actually building it, which matters when the exceptions start surfacing mid-build.

What you end up with

Built to be handed over.

The workflow, the credentials and the documentation are yours. We are not trying to become a dependency you cannot remove.

Recommendations

What clients and colleagues say.

Verbatim LinkedIn recommendations from clients, managers and colleagues.

“It was great working with Rajat, he was able to lower lead cost like no other. Did an amazing job managing multiple clients across Meta and Google. Not only that, but he helped optimise landing pages to make sure they were converting well. We did performance marketing together and scaled companies, even maintaining 7+ ROAS on some of our e-commerce accounts. He was on time and trustworthy.”

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Hassan IlyasVehicle Acquisition Marketing for Dealers
Client · Mar 2024

“I worked with Rajat for 18 months, I found him a pleasure to work with. He worked on e-commerce, search and social campaigns. I found his knowledge and understanding great and would recommend him if you are looking for an all-round digital manager.”

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Sarah FergusonMarketing Director, Luminal Digital
Worked on the same team · Jun 2022

“Always accepting new work with a smile and willing to improve his skills, Rajat was a valuable addition to the team. He was able to independently manage the Google Ads account of clients, I did not have to interfere much in his work. Overall he was an asset to the company.”

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Nilanjay GhuraHead of Sales Operations, Nymiz
Managed Rajat directly · Jan 2022

“I had the pleasure of working with Rajat at Turquoise. He is very professional and knowledgeable in Google Ads and Facebook Ads. He also has excellent teamworking skills. I highly recommend him for any type of digital marketing project.”

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Oz GurtunaFounder, Plumfind
Senior colleague · Dec 2020

How it works

Three steps, then it is yours.

The goal is to hand it over, not to keep you on a retainer.

01
Free

Map the workflow

We watch how the task is actually done today: every step, handoff and exception. This is the step most people skip and the reason most automations break.

02

Build it

Built in n8n or Make, with AI used only where it beats a rule. Error handling and alerting included from the start, not bolted on later.

03

Hand it over

We run it alongside your team until it is stable, then hand over the workflow, the credentials and the documentation.

The result: a workflow that runs in your account, tells you when it breaks, and does not need us to stay alive.

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Questions

Common questions.

Still unsure? That is exactly what the free thirty minutes are for.

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How much does an automation build cost?
It depends on how many steps and systems are involved. We scope it on the call once the workflow is mapped. A single reporting automation is a very different job from an end-to-end lead pipeline.
Do I need technical people on my team?
No. We build it, document it and hand it over. If something breaks later the documentation tells you where to look, and we are available if you would rather we handled it.
Where does the automation actually run?
Usually in your own n8n or Make account, so you own it outright. Nothing critical is locked inside our systems.
Is AI actually needed for this?
Often not. Plenty of the highest-value automations are pure rules. We add AI only where it beats a rule: classifying messy input, summarising, or drafting.
How long does a build take?
A single workflow is usually days rather than weeks. The mapping stage is what determines the timeline, because that is where the exceptions surface.
Can you automate our Google Ads reporting specifically?
Yes, and it is the most common starting point. It also pairs naturally with management, since the same data feeds both.
What if the process itself is broken?
Then we will say so. Automating a broken process just makes it fail faster and more consistently.

Free 30-minute automation call

What would you stop doing by hand?

Bring the one task that eats the most time. Thirty minutes, and we will tell you whether it is worth automating, or whether a rule would do.

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Free, 30 minutesNo obligationNo lock-in, ever

Prefer to talk first? Call +91 98679 23091 or email rajat@turquoisedigital.in.