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I’m David Dacruz. I help fix broken workflows and weak search structure with two focused offers: AI automation for operations, and AI SEO for pages that need clearer roles, schema, and internal links.
What needs fixing first
Start with the constraint that already has a trigger, owner, and cost when it stalls. If the main problem is operational drag, begin with AI automation consulting. If the problem is that the right pages are still hard for search systems to interpret, surface, or cite, begin with the AI SEO consulting. From there, you can narrow into workflow automation, CRM automation, customer service automation, and AEO SEO.
For teams dealing with repetitive workflows, weak handoffs, and too much operational drag.
Technical AI SEO, AEO, schema, and internal linking for sites that need to be easier to understand and trust.
For teams that can point to the step where work keeps stalling, but have not turned it into a reliable handoff yet.
Lead routing, enrichment, follow-up consistency, and less manual cleanup before the team can act.
Support triage, repeat answers, escalation rules, and service workflows that need cleaner handoff.
If the problem is wider
Sometimes the fastest next step is to start from the use case. Sometimes the better move is to read real examples first and confirm the right scope before talking.
This site is now built around two main service areas: AI automation systems for operational workflows, and AI SEO services for clearer page jobs, schema, internal links, and stronger site structure.
You work directly with the person deciding the page structure, workflow logic, internal links, and technical constraints, so diagnosis and implementation stay aligned from the start.
In practice that means starting with one important topic, one broken workflow, or one search-structure problem, making that part useful first, and only expanding once the result is clear.
Real systems.Real constraints.Real outcomes.
Selected proof
These are the examples that matter most to the current site: first-party AI search implementation, operational automation, reporting systems, and inbound-handling workflows. Each one is here to show the constraints, the decisions, and the result. See all case studies →
AI search · answer engines · site structure
A first-party walkthrough of the actual changes: key pages, schema, internal links, llms.txt, and a clearer service story.
Claims ops · healthcare workflow
A claims cleanup and validation workflow that removed repetitive rework, reduced monthly errors, and improved payment flow across a high-volume process.
Entity clarity · schema · internal links
A practical cleanup example: entity signals, support pages, internal links, and less ambiguity around what each page is for.
executive summaries · internal delivery
A reporting workflow that reduces manual assembly, preserves context, and makes recurring delivery easier to trust.
voice intake · response routing
A practical inbound-handling system for routing, qualification, and first response without pretending to replace human judgment.
Browse the supporting blog archive for AI automation, AI SEO, practical search implementation, and useful examples.
A code-grounded walkthrough of how daviddacruz.dev was optimized for AI search and agent-style retrieval: content routing, schema by page type, internal links, robots policy, sitemap generation, llms.txt, and answer-first page structure.
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What AI agents are, where they work today, where they still break, and how to implement them in a business workflow.
A practical SEO guide for 2026: technical setup, content strategy, structured data, local SEO, and how AI-powered search changes the work.
A practical breakdown of negative SEO — the seven attack vectors, what Google filters automatically, how to spot a real attack vs normal ranking noise, and the defense stack worth building when you run a site that matters.
The first build-in-public log on Ericeira Review. 19 days public: 421 visitors, 1,256 pageviews, 46 five-star reviews, 118 Instagram referrals, 20 countries — all from the database. What's working, what isn't, and what Log 02 covers.
Browse the supporting blog archive for AI automation, AI SEO, practical search implementation, and useful examples.
A code-grounded walkthrough of how daviddacruz.dev was optimized for AI search and agent-style retrieval: content routing, schema by page type, internal links, robots policy, sitemap generation, llms.txt, and answer-first page structure.
A practical guide to AI automations for business: research agents, outreach pipelines, support triage, by-industry and by-function breakdowns, tools, ROI math, and production notes.
What AI agents are, where they work today, where they still break, and how to implement them in a business workflow.
A practical SEO guide for 2026: technical setup, content strategy, structured data, local SEO, and how AI-powered search changes the work.
A practical breakdown of negative SEO — the seven attack vectors, what Google filters automatically, how to spot a real attack vs normal ranking noise, and the defense stack worth building when you run a site that matters.
The first build-in-public log on Ericeira Review. 19 days public: 421 visitors, 1,256 pageviews, 46 five-star reviews, 118 Instagram referrals, 20 countries — all from the database. What's working, what isn't, and what Log 02 covers.