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Notes from delivering
digital work in Nepal.

What actually works, what wastes money, and where the two get confused. Written from projects I have delivered, not from a content calendar.

SEO, AEO & GEO

Getting found — in Google's results, in AI Overviews, and inside ChatGPT and Perplexity answers.

25 Jul 2026·8 min read

AEO vs SEO vs GEO: What Nepali Businesses Actually Need to Know

SEO, AEO, and GEO target three different surfaces — blue links, answer boxes, and AI-generated responses. Here is what changes for a business in Nepal.

SEOAEOGEO

24 Jul 2026·6 min read

How to Get Your Business Cited by ChatGPT and Perplexity

Three things decide whether an AI model names your business: crawler access, verifiable claims, and entity consistency. All three are within your control.

GEOAI SearchStructured Data

23 Jul 2026·7 min read

Why Your Nepali Business Website Isn't Ranking on Google

Most sites in Nepal that do not rank have fixable technical problems, not fatal ones. Here are the six causes I find most often, in order of frequency.

SEOTechnical SEONepal

15 Jul 2026·7 min read

A Technical SEO Checklist for Nepali Business Websites

Fourteen checks, in priority order, that cover most of what stops a Nepali business site from ranking. Most are fixable in a day without touching the design.

Technical SEOChecklistSearch Console

All seo, aeo & geo posts

AI & Automation

Practical automation for businesses in Nepal: what to automate, what to leave alone, and how to tell the difference.

22 Jul 2026·6 min read

How to Tell If a Process Is Worth Automating

Automation pays off on high-frequency, rule-heavy, low-judgement work with reliable inputs. Here is the test I run before quoting anything.

AI Automationn8nProcess

21 Jul 2026·6 min read

n8n vs Zapier vs Make: Choosing an Automation Tool in Nepal

Three tools, three trade-offs. Zapier is fastest to start and most expensive to scale. n8n self-hosts. Here is how to choose without regretting it later.

n8nZapierAI Automation

18 Jul 2026·6 min read

Automating Quotation Generation: A Worked Example

Quotations are the most commonly automated process I build, and the most reliably worthwhile. Here is what the workflow looks like end to end.

AI Automationn8nSales Ops

14 Jul 2026·6 min read

Seven Business Processes Worth Automating First

Not everything should be automated. These seven come up repeatedly because they are frequent, rule-based, and have a natural point for a person to check the output.

AI AutomationOperationsn8n

All ai & automation posts

Digital Problem Solving

Build versus buy, vendor selection, and why digital projects fail — written from delivering 100+ of them.

20 Jul 2026·7 min read

Build vs Buy: When Custom Software Is Actually Worth It

Custom software is worth building when the process is your advantage, when configuration costs approach build costs, or when licences dominate at your scale.

Custom SoftwareBuild vs BuyIT Strategy

19 Jul 2026·6 min read

How to Evaluate a Software Vendor's Proposal

Four questions separate a solid proposal from an expensive mistake — and price is the weakest signal of the five. A checklist for non-technical buyers.

Vendor SelectionIT ConsultingProcurement

17 Jul 2026·6 min read

Website Speed in Nepal: Why It Matters More Than You Think

Most speed advice benchmarks on connections faster than your visitors have. Here is what actually slows Nepali business sites, and what to do about it.

Web PerformanceCore Web VitalsNepal

16 Jul 2026·7 min read

Why Digital Projects Fail in Nepal (and How to Prevent It)

Digital projects rarely fail for technical reasons. Five failure modes account for most of them, and all five are visible before a line of code is written.

Project ManagementDeliveryIT Consulting

All digital problem solving posts

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Notes from deliveringdigital work in Nepal.