Koliqi

Built for people who care about what they’re building.

I work best with people who care about their business, their brand, and the quality of what they put into the world. Not for anyone who wants something careless and generic — for people who want thoughtful work and someone personally responsible for the outcome. If you see yourself below, the rest of the conversation is short.

For — 01

Accommodation providers

Anyone who rents space to guests and loses margin to platforms: hotels, villas, apartments, guesthouses, cabins, hostels, glamping sites, beach clubs, short-stay operators.

  • —A third party takes a cut of 15-20% on every guest booking.
  • —Calendars don't sync across booking engines, leading to double-booking mistakes during peak seasons.
  • —There is often no direct channel at all, meaning you are renting access to your own guests.
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For — 02

Creators & experts with an audience

Anyone with attention and no system to sell to it — across any industry: influencers, coaches, consultants, course creators, educators, communities, newsletters, podcasters, event organizers.

  • —The audience is real, but the machine to monetize it isn't.
  • —No product, no funnel, no checkout, and no automated delivery or follow-ups.
  • —Attention leaks away unconverted on social channels instead of generating revenue.
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For — 03

Product brands selling online

Any brand selling physical products online, in any category — beauty, apparel, food, homeware, electronics, equipment — whether launching a first store, escaping a rented platform, or connecting a physical shop.

  • —Shopify fees and rigid themes eat too much profit and restrict visual control.
  • —Slow website loading speeds and checkout steps cost you sales on mobile.
  • —Updating product availability and prices between your local shop POS and site is manual.
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For — 04

Booking-based local businesses

Businesses that live on appointments and reservations and drown in manual scheduling: restaurants, clinics, salons and spas, studios, rental services (cars, equipment, gear), tour and experience operators, event venues.

  • —Every booking runs through a phone call or manual message.
  • —No online reservations, automated confirmations, or schedule sync exist.
  • —No handle on guest reviews, letting negative feedback land publicly.
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For — 05

Property & real estate businesses

Anyone who needs to present property inventory and be found by buyers: developers, construction firms, agencies, listing companies, investment firms.

  • —No real online presence, or a static PDF catalog that undersells your development.
  • —Buyers searching for local property investments find your competitors instead.
  • —It is impossible to track which property project or organic search drove the client inquiry.
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For — 06

Professional & advisory firms

Firms selling trust and expertise on complex services: accounting, legal, compliance, financial advisory, B2B consulting, agencies.

  • —Your website does not build the trust that your real-world reputation deserves.
  • —Complex professional services are presented in ways prospects find hard to follow.
  • —You rely solely on word-of-mouth due to zero search visibility.
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For — 07

Operations that have outgrown manual work

Businesses whose real bottleneck is internal, not marketing: multi-location operators, POS-driven retailers, data-heavy businesses, platforms, startups.

  • —No real-time operational visibility into inventory, sales, or availability.
  • —Data is manually copied between different tools, software, and databases.
  • —Your operations cannot scale without hiring more admin staff to handle the load.
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For — 08

Businesses with a broken or at-risk site

Any business running on a compromised, slow, or unreliable foundation, or whose email quietly isn't delivering.

  • —A hacked or infected website is damaging reputation and search standing.
  • —Outgoing business emails are failing or landing in client spam folders.
  • —Hosting infrastructure is slow and crashes when traffic rises.
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If two or more of these are true, we should talk.

  • You are selling strategy and being priced like a vendor.
  • Your buyers arrive informed and leave unconvinced.
  • Your team is over-explaining in every meeting.
  • Your sales motion only works when the founder is in the room.
  • Your category language no longer fits what you do.
  • Your proposals defend scope. Your prices apologize.

If you see yourself in one of these, I likely already know your problem.

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