Elizabeth Sramek

Elizabeth Sramek is an independent advisor on search visibility and demand architecture for B2B companies operating in high-competition markets. Based in Prague and working globally, she specializes in designing search presence for AI-mediated discovery and building category visibility that survives algorithmic shifts.

How to A/B Test Your Website with AI: What Actually Changes (and What Doesn’t)

A/B testing with AI means using a language model to generate, critique, and prioritize test variants — before you run…

4 days ago

Why Your Webhooks Are Failing: Debugging Timeouts & Asynchronous Processing

Summery: Webhooks fail primarily because slow, synchronous processing leads to provider timeouts, causing repeated delivery attempts and event duplication. To…

1 week ago

Automating Programmatic SEO: 100 Pages/Day with OpenAI & WordPress (2026)

The short answer: yes, you can automate the creation and publishing of hundreds of SEO pages per day using OpenAI…

2 weeks ago

Server-Side GTM: The Privacy-First Way to Send Conversions to Meta

Server-Side Google Tag Manager lets you relay conversion events to Meta through a server you control, rather than firing the…

3 weeks ago

Using AI to Automatically Audit WordPress Core Web Vitals

⚡ TL;DR To automate core web vitals check with AI and n8n, the clean workflow is: run a daily scheduled…

4 weeks ago

Best AI Tools for Affiliate Marketing: The Complete 2026 Guide

A field-tested guide to the AI tools actually worth using in affiliate marketing in 2026 — covering content at scale,…

4 weeks ago

Webhook Automation in 2026: The Complete Failure Mode Guide (And How to Build Bulletproof Webhooks)

A complete taxonomy of the 12 ways webhooks fail in production — with error codes, detection methods, fixes, idempotency key…

4 weeks ago

Automated Internal Linking in WordPress via API

⚡ TL;DR The clean way to do automated internal linking wordpress is not to install a bloated plugin that sprays…

1 month ago

Architecting for Failure: Building “Dead Letter Queues” in Make.com

Most Make.com scenarios are designed as if everything will work. That assumption holds—right until one API returns a malformed payload,…

1 month ago

The Ops Guide to Rotating API Keys Without Breaking Production

There are two kinds of teams: those who rotate API keys intentionally, and those who get forced to rotate them…

1 month ago