Abby Sofia Doña.

Selected work

Systems, not deliverables.

Most of what follows started as a job somebody was doing by hand every week. The interesting part was rarely the SEO — it was working out what the process actually was before automating it.

At The Limitless Agency

  1. 2025–present · Automation

    Directory profile management, automated

    Profile records for 51 therapists across three healthcare directories — one profile per therapist per directory, 153 active — were being tracked by hand across multiple spreadsheet tabs, which made onboarding slow and offboarding easy to forget.

    • Built a Google Sheets and Apps Script system — roughly 2,600 lines across 36 functions — managing all 153 active profile records, plus every offboarded one.
    • Reduced onboarding, offboarding and reactivation to a single action each, instead of a multi-tab manual update.
    • Removed the class of error where a clinician leaves and their listings quietly stay live.
    49Clinicians
    153Profile records
    3Platforms
    50Open requests
    94Archived

    Walk through an offboarding as the script runs it — six writes across five tabs.

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  2. 2025–present · AI systems

    Compliance rules encoded into AI content skills

    Regulated industries each carry their own advertising restrictions, and checking copy against them by hand is slow and inconsistent — exactly the kind of rule set a machine should be holding.

    • Designed a library of six AI content skills encoding EIN Presswire editorial standards, State Bar advertising ethics and regulated-claim restrictions across 15+ verticals.
    • Automated word-count, character-limit and banned-word checks that previously required manual compliance review.
    • Shifted review from "read everything closely" to "check what the system flagged".
  3. 2025–present · Process

    Case result pricing audits, hours to minutes

    Each audit meant pulling case results, checking them against pricing task requirements and assembling the output by hand — one to two hours of work per client, repeated across a large roster.

    • Delivered audits for 25+ law firms.
    • Rebuilt the workflow around a self-built AI prompt generator, cutting turnaround to roughly ten minutes per client.
    • Made the output consistent between clients, which manual assembly never was.
  4. 2025–present · Knowledge

    An internal AI knowledge base

    Years of institutional knowledge sat in spreadsheet comments, onboarding docs and training transcripts — searchable in principle, unfindable in practice.

    • Built a retrieval layer over 7,000+ historical spreadsheet comments, onboarding documentation and training transcripts.
    • Added a login-request tracker covering 15 clients.
    • Replaced hunting across scattered documents with asking a question and getting the answer.
  5. 2025–present · Documentation

    The citations and NAP audit training guide

    The citations workstream depended on knowledge that lived in people's heads, which made it fragile and hard to hand over.

    • Authored a searchable internal reference covering audit procedures, publisher-specific handling rules, credential and escalation workflows, glossary and FAQ.
    • Adopted as the onboarding material for the citations workstream.

Independent projects

  1. 2026 · Website & automation

    Junaz Homes — rebuild and content pipeline

    A property site that could only really hold one listing, with a compliance problem nobody had noticed.

    • Audited the live site before changing anything and caught a missing legal disclosure — required language identifying the owner as a marketing partner under a supervising broker — added sitewide the same day.
    • Restructured property listings so the site can scale past a single property, and rebuilt the homepage around lead capture.
    • Built a monthly social content pipeline that turns a short input into a full posting calendar with on-brand graphics.
    • Encoded the compliance rule that content for foreign buyers covers condominiums only, since foreign nationals cannot own land in the Philippines.
    junazhomes.com
  2. 2026 · Workflow automation

    Email-to-Notion task triage

    Built for my own workflow: work email arrives faster than it can be triaged, and the actionable requests hide among project-management notifications.

    • A twice-daily scheduled automation reads work email, separates real requests from noise, and files them as structured Notion tasks.
    • Follows existing naming conventions closely enough that entries are indistinguishable from manual triage.
    • A deduplication key collapses the three or four notifications one task generates into a single entry.
    • Designed to fail safe — non-actionable mail is left untouched, and ambiguous cases default to no action rather than a guess.

Practicum

  1. 2024 · Local SEO bootcamp

    Angel's Farm and Private Pool Resort

    A full local SEO campaign run end to end on a live resort website as a bootcamp project.

    • Screaming Frog and Semrush audits, keyword mapping, and GA/GSC benchmarking from a cold start.
    • Moved six target keywords from unranked past position 100 into tracked positions within about five weeks, two commercial-intent terms reaching position 5.

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