The story
behind the work.

Four engagements, told properly: what was actually broken, what we did about it, and how far the archive can honestly prove it went. The full roster of 51 names lives on the clients page.

Five phases.
Hold us to every one.

Every serious firm in this space has a methodology. Almost none will show it to you before you sign. This is ours — and each phase below sits directly above the case studies it produced, so you can check the process against the proof.

  1. 01

    Diagnose

    Week one

    We map where money, time, and follow-up leak. You keep the diagnosis whether or not you hire us for phase two.

    Produces Funnel and tracking audit, ad-spend forensics, time-and-motion process map, and a ranked opportunity list with effort against return on every item.

  2. 02

    Redesign

    Weeks two to three

    Rebuild the workflow around what automation does well. Agree the metric before anything gets built.

    Produces The redesigned process, what was deleted, what was automated, and the single metric we are both agreeing to be measured on.

  3. 03

    Build

    Weeks four to eight

    One system into production, not ten demos — with human-in-the-loop approvals where an automated mistake would cost a customer.

    Produces Live automations, pages, lifecycle programs, commerce wiring, with approval gates and a runbook.

  4. 04

    Run

    Ongoing

    Publishing, media, lifecycle, fulfillment, support, and reporting against the number agreed in phase one.

    Produces One number, reported honestly. What moved, what did not, and what we are changing next.

  5. 05

    Hand over

    Any time you want it

    Documented, yours to keep, and your team trained to run and change it. Nothing we build should be a hostage situation.

    Produces Accounts, domains, code, data, creative files, documentation, and training — all yours.

90

Days to first system live

Not a quarter of discovery. Diagnosis in week one, workflow redesigned and the metric agreed by week three, first system in production inside ninety days.

0

Lock-in contracts

Build & Run is month-to-month after the initial 90-day build. Every system is handed over with runbooks whether you stay or go.

E-commerce · Product · Marketplace

Infinity Gold Investment Corp.

Delivered One corporation, eight brands, one operating system.

The problem

One corporation, eight consumer brands, and no single person responsible for how any of them actually shipped. Product data drifted between marketplaces. Lifecycle email was inconsistent across the portfolio. Wholesale material, compliance documents, and promotional assets each lived in a different place — and none of it was being maintained by one owner.

The work

We took the whole commerce layer as one operating problem rather than eight marketing tasks. Product data was prepared and standardised for Amazon. Coupon files, QR codes, and asset libraries were built once and shared across the portfolio. A complete Below Zero Shopify theme export was produced as a reusable foundation. Email signatures, refill and recycling policy documents, product spec sheets, and a multi-tier marketing materials plan were all produced as part of the same engagement — so the operation kept running after the campaign work was done.

Scope delivered

  • 8-brand contracted portfolio operations
  • Shopify product systems + full theme export
  • Amazon listing templates, coupons & QR assets
  • Klaviyo lifecycle email and SMS programs
  • Paid social, promo video + GIF libraries
  • Wholesale, inventory & compliance documents

Brand portfolio: Secret Collagen · ProCabello · Uniqkka · Royale USA · Predire Paris · La Predire Prestige Paris · Solo-Me · Selected Vibe. SUYEN / Ultra Flawless product documents also survive, though the commercial relationship isn't established.

Web · Brand

Mister Putters

Delivered One specific problem, one finished deliverable, handed over.

The problem

A Tampa mini-golf experience with a presence online that undersold it badly — the kind of gap where the venue was losing bookings to competitors with better photography and a share card that looked like it belonged to someone else.

The work

Rather than rebuild a website nobody would keep up, we built the smallest thing that fully worked: a finished, portable web package with a custom identity and share-ready brand assets. The final Carrd build is preserved intact, dated March 2025 — a complete, shippable site the venue owns and can update itself.

Scope delivered

  • Finished portable site package
  • Custom identity
  • Social share system
  • Venue-owned and self-maintainable

This is the clearest example of the Fix tier: one specific problem, one deliverable, handed over.

Portfolio · Media

Joshuah Jest

Delivered 31+ destinations, one portfolio that finally carried the work.

The problem

An experiential artist with 31+ project destinations — installations, motion work, environments, experiments — and a portfolio that couldn't carry them. The work was the problem. The site made it look like a side project.

The work

We rebuilt the structure around the work rather than around a generic portfolio template. Site map and navigation were rebuilt from scratch, media was prepared and organised across every destination, and revision passes were run on the presentation. The artist kept the artwork; the portfolio finally matched the scale of what he makes.

Scope delivered

  • Content architecture for 31+ projects
  • Full media migration & preparation
  • Navigation and sitemap rebuild
  • Revision passes on presentation

The client created the artwork and installations. Original Limited's evidence concerns portfolio structure and media delivery — which is what we published.

Credited delivery · Web

Sinjeezus

Delivered Attribution we did not have to ask for.

The problem

The clearest attribution in the entire archive: a delivered web presence that carries direct on-page credit.

The work

Nothing to interpret. The client's own footer reads “Design & Marketing by Original Limited.” That single string is stronger evidence than any case study we could write about ourselves — and it is the reason this site exists in the form it does.

Scope delivered

  • Delivered web presence
  • Direct client attribution
  • Live and verifiable

Verified: attribution string preserved in the archive, sourced from the client's own site footer.

Work that exists, but stopped short of launch

These engagements are real and the thinking is real. The archive does not independently prove launch or payment, so we publish them as agreements and proposals rather than inflating them into case studies.

Agreement

Johny X Art

Tattoo and art practice, 14 years, Salt Lake City. Website overhaul, portfolio and guest-spot presentation, booking, e-commerce, merchandise, Google Ads, email/SMS, social, affiliates, reviews. The client's own notes set the priority: booking first, website funnel second.

Web · booking · commerce

Agreement

Silver Tie LLC

Tampa Bay real-estate services. Responsive site and landing-page redesign with front- and back-end scope, copy, imagery, analytics, and performance tuning.

Web · copy · analytics

Proposal

Mobile Gaming Revolution Party

End-to-end growth plan across four dated revisions: WordPress rebuild, booking visibility, tiered upsells, Zapier/Klaviyo/Calendly integration, pixels, referral rewards, tournaments, VR, esports, and experiential packages.

Web · automation · events

Proposal

Medical Marijuana Clinic Florida

Lifecycle and retention system for a regulated practice: email and SMS migration, recurring-patient reminders, rescheduling workflows, database cleansing, retention reporting.

Lifecycle · CRM · retention

Agreement

Harmacy Hot Sauce Co.

Scovie Awards entry coordination and payment. A real commercial engagement, though a narrow one.

Awards entry · coordination