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Modern websites with analytics for your business

Fast websites, reliable conversion tracking, technical SEO, and data that helps you make better marketing decisions.

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What I work on

What I work on

01

Websites in Next.js or Astro

Before a single line of code appears, I define what the website actually needs to do. A static landing page does not need a heavy application stack, while a customer panel will not fit into plain HTML. That is why I use Astro where speed and content matter most, and Next.js where logic and dynamic behaviour are needed.

  • Astro for lightweight, fast marketing and content websites with strong SEO foundations
  • Next.js and React where the project needs a panel, dynamic data, or an application layer
  • Architecture that leaves room for growth instead of locking the project into a short-term setup

02

Technical SEO audits

I check what is really blocking the website in search. That includes indexation, information architecture, Core Web Vitals, and the way content is rendered. Instead of generic advice, you get a concrete list of issues ordered by their impact on results.

  • Indexation, information architecture, structured data, and metadata checked from Google’s perspective
  • Core Web Vitals and performance treated as part of SEO, not as a separate technical afterthought
  • Priorities based on traffic impact, so the first fixes address what actually costs visibility

03

Google Ads and online marketing

I connect paid campaigns with what happens after the click. An ad leading to a matched landing page and a measurable funnel works differently from a campaign disconnected from the website. This perspective comes from postgraduate studies in internet marketing and Google Ads certification work.

  • Google Ads campaigns connected with landing pages, search intent, and conversion goals
  • Content strategy and growth marketing instead of one-off activities without measurement
  • Web analytics that shows what actually brings leads and sales

04

AI automation

Repeatable processes can be moved into automations supported by language models. This can cover content operations, data flows, information generation, and structured review work.

  • Automation of repeatable tasks and content workflows instead of manual, repetitive work
  • AI tools such as Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini connected to real operational workflows
  • Every output is verified against the project context before it reaches production

How collaboration with StriveLab works

Short diagnosis and a shared goal

I start with a conversation about what should change for the business, the user, and visibility in Google. I do not jump straight into a feature list. First I organise the problem, context, and constraints.

  • We clarify whether the goal is more leads, better conversion, a faster website, cleaner content, or process automation
  • I review the current state: the website, analytics data, competitors, technical constraints, and the places where the project is struggling
  • At the end of this stage it is clear what should be done now, what can wait, and what is not worth touching

After the diagnosis, I turn the findings into a concrete scope. You get a clear plan: what will be built, why this is the right direction, what is outside the scope, and which decisions have the biggest impact on the outcome.

  • I split the work into stages so the highest-impact elements are delivered first
  • I describe assumptions, risks, and dependencies in plain, accessible language
  • Pricing and priorities follow the agreed goal, not a wishlist added along the way

Clear scope of work

Delivery with visible progress

During the work I show concrete outcomes, so decisions can be made continuously instead of waiting until the end of the project.

  • I work iteratively: showing views, behaviours, content, or audit findings while there is still time to react quickly
  • I keep strategy, content, technology, and analytics aligned so the project does not split into disconnected threads
  • I communicate blockers and decisions immediately

After implementation, I check whether the project works as intended from a technical, marketing, and user perspective. We close the stage with a clear picture of what has been delivered and what is worth developing next.

  • I verify key paths, measurement, forms, indexation, and elements that influence conversion
  • We decide which data should be watched after launch to assess the result realistically
  • If the project continues, the next stage follows the results and priorities

Launch, measurement, and the next step

Blog

My articles

On the blog I publish practical writing about frontend, SEO, analytics, and building products with React and Next.js.

Read my articles
Why Next.js is Great for SEO

Maciej Sala

Maciej Sala

Founder StriveLab

Frequently Asked Questions - Learn more about working together

Answers to the questions that appear most often around frontend projects, UI delivery, SEO, and growth work.

What does onboarding look like for a new frontend project?

We start with a short workshop to define goals, MVP scope, technical requirements, and timelines. Then I set up the repository foundations and we prioritise the first sprints together.

Can you join an existing development team?

Yes. I often step into ongoing projects: cleaning up backlogs, owning the frontend, and introducing collaboration practices such as code reviews, CI/CD, and component documentation.

Which technologies do you use day to day?

Mainly React, Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, plus tooling for bundling and testing. For integrations I work with REST or GraphQL and add other libraries when they make sense.

Do you take on standalone audits or one-off tasks?

Absolutely. I handle short engagements — like a Core Web Vitals audit or performance fixes — as well as longer builds and redesigns.

How do you measure SEO and performance improvements?

I rely on Search Console, Lighthouse, WebPageTest, and analytics dashboards. Each change is monitored over time to confirm its impact on traffic and conversions.

Do you provide support after launching new features?

Yes. I offer post-launch care: monitoring metrics, fixing issues, and proposing next improvements based on data.

Do you handle backend work as well?

My focus is the frontend, UI, and presentation layer. I collaborate with backend developers or recommend trusted partners and support API integration.

How do you support marketing campaigns?

I help with landing pages, content structure, and analytics. For Google Ads I can set up, optimise, and report on campaigns aimed at quality traffic.

Do you offer single consultation sessions?

Yes, you can book a standalone remote session – we review challenges, code, or metrics, and I prepare actionable recommendations and next steps.