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Who this catalog is for and what it solves

Most companies come to us with one of four problems: the website does not bring customers, the team drowns in routine, support cannot keep up with messages, or the business is invisible in search. This catalog collects 134 services that close those gaps. Every item is a finished, scoped piece of work with a clear result: a launched site, a running automation, a trained assistant, a report you can act on.

You do not need to know the technical side to choose well. Start from the outcome you want, find the section that owns it, and compare two or three services inside. This page explains how the sections are organised and what to check before you order.

What is inside: the sections of the catalog

The catalog is split by the job you want done, not by technology. Twelve sections cover the full path from first visitor to repeat customer:

• Website: landing pages, corporate sites, online stores and membership sites on any platform, plus migration and hosting.
• E-Commerce: tools that help an existing store sell more, from product content to marketplace exports.
• Business Automation: the largest section, 23 services that remove manual work from bookings, documents, planning and reporting.
• AI Chatbots & Assistants: assistants for messengers and websites that answer customers around the clock.
• Lead Generation & Sales: finding prospects, qualifying them and keeping the pipeline warm.
• SEO & Analytics: audits, position tracking, structured data and dashboards that show what actually works.
• Content & Copywriting and Social Media & Marketing: articles, product texts, posts and covers on a schedule.
• Creative & Media and Brand: visuals, video, logos and identity.
• HR & Recruitment: screening, interviews and onboarding without the paperwork.
• DevOps & Infrastructure: servers, backups, monitoring and security for what you already run.

How to choose a service: start from the goal, not the tool

You need more customers

If visitors arrive but do not convert, look at the Website section first: a focused landing page or a rebuilt store usually pays back faster than more traffic. If the problem is that nobody arrives, combine SEO & Analytics with Content & Copywriting. For outbound sales, the Lead Generation section gives you prospect lists, qualification and follow-ups.

Your team spends hours on routine

Count how many times a week someone copies data between systems, sends the same reminder or builds the same report. Each of those is a candidate for Business Automation. A single automated process typically returns the time it took to set up within the first month.

Customers wait too long for answers

An assistant from AI Chatbots & Assistants answers common questions instantly, in the customer's language, and hands complex cases to a person with the full context. This is the fastest way to raise response speed without hiring.

Nobody knows your brand

Start with Brand for identity, then keep it alive with Social Media & Marketing and Creative & Media.

How the work goes and what you receive

1. Brief. You describe the goal in plain words; we ask the questions that matter: who the customer is, where the numbers come from, what “done” looks like for you.
2. Scope and timeline. You get a fixed list of deliverables and a realistic schedule. Small services take days, websites and multi-step automations take two to six weeks.
3. Delivery in stages. You see intermediate results and can correct course early instead of at the end.
4. Handover. The result is yours: access, documentation and a short walkthrough so your team can run it without us.
5. Support. A support window after launch is included, and you can extend it.

What should you check before ordering a digital service?

These are the questions clients ask most often, and the ones worth asking any provider:

• Will I own the result? Sites, content, bots and data should belong to you, with full access, not sit on the provider's account.
• What is the measurable outcome? A good service description names it: leads, hours saved, response time, positions. If it only lists features, ask why.
• What happens after launch? Find out who fixes issues, updates the system and answers questions in the first months.
• Can it grow? A landing page should be able to become a site; a single bot should be able to add channels. Avoid solutions you would have to rebuild at the next stage.
• Is the process transparent? Stages, a contact person and a schedule should be agreed before the work starts.

The most common mistake is buying the most impressive service rather than the one that removes today's bottleneck. Fix the narrowest point first, measure, then expand.

Why businesses choose AWDS

We build websites, automation and AI assistants as one system, so the store, the bot and the reporting speak to each other from day one. Delivery is fast because most services are based on proven, repeatable playbooks rather than built from scratch each time. Every project is handed over with documentation and a support period, and both English and Russian-speaking teams get the same level of attention. The catalog covers the entire journey, so you do not need to coordinate five contractors.

Choose a section above that matches your goal, or write to us with a short description of the task and we will point you to the right service.