A WhatsApp chatbot that answers even at 10:47 pm
A customer writes at night. The bot replies, asks the right questions, and in the morning a clean lead with all the details is waiting for you.
Business automation and AI agents.
Something already works in the first meeting.
Bring one process that's stuck. I build something that runs, in front of you, before we've even talked about price. That way you know exactly what you'll get: hours back to the team, a budget that stops leaking, and a business that runs even when you're not looking.
No technical background? Excellent. Leave that to me.
Mr. Make (Lior Zabari) implements AI agents and automation for businesses: chatbots for the website and WhatsApp, agents that close the loop on quotes, reports and processes that run on their own. The method: a working version of one process from the business is built already in the first meeting, and every stage is measured against a metric defined in advance.
700,000 real conversations my bots have already handled · 15 years in marketing, data and technology
01Sound familiar?
You know you need AI in the business. You just never get around to it.
- ✗The team is drowning in manual work that someone was supposed to have solved already.
- ✗You tried AI tools, paid, and didn't see a single dollar come back.
- ✗You're sure it doesn't work in your industry.
- ✗No time, no people, and nobody to own it.
You don't need another talk about AI. You need someone to build it for you.
02Day to day
What business automation looks like in your day to day
An AI agent that chases quotes
An unanswered quote doesn't disappear in the inbox. The agent reminds the customer at the right moment and brings the deal back to the table.
Reports waiting for you, ready, in the morning
Instead of assembling a report every week from five sources, it arrives ready. You only decide what to do with it.
New-customer onboarding that happens on its own
Forms, emails, folders opened, the system updated. Everything runs from the moment the deal closes, without anyone touching it.
Classic automation
A fixed process with clear rules. Same trigger, same action, every time.
Suited to reports, customer onboarding and system syncAI agent
Receives a goal and decides along the way. Drafts, sorts, answers the customer in their own language.
Suited to customer conversations and following up on quotesMost businesses need a mix of both. That's exactly what the assessment checks.
03The method
How AI implementation works in your business: we don't build after we understand, we build in order to understand
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First meeting: the demo is the meeting
You arrive with your most annoying process. You leave after seeing a first version of it working on screen, before we've even talked about price.
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First weeks: a live automation in your business
It runs on your real data, with safety rails and minimal permissions. Not a slide deck. A process that works.
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We expand only if it paid off
Every stage gets a metric set in advance: hours returned to the team or money that stopped leaking. The metric doesn't move? We stop, and that's fine. That way none of your money goes on pretty plans.
04Proof
What has already been built
In a method where the demo is the meeting, the best proof is watching a real build. Here's what it looks like.
Client story · Amadora
A jewelry store with hundreds of models that managed its entire inventory in Google Sheets
What was stuck: thousands of product variants in manual files, with no connection to the Shopify store. Every update was double manual work, and every mistake reached the customer.
What was built: an internal inventory-management system tailored precisely to the business, with a direct API connection to Shopify.
What changed: inventory is managed in one place, and any product, or dozens of products in one go, is pushed to the store in one click.
05Who builds this for you
Not a consultant with slide decks. Your execution arm for AI and automation.
I'm Lior Zabari, the person behind Mr. Make. One person, not an agency and not a sales team, so nothing gets lost in translation along the way. A marketer addicted to data, with a specialty in information security. I don't prepare a slide deck about what you should do. I build it.
06All the "yes, but"
Questions about AI implementation and business automation
How much does business automation cost?
We start with a low-cost assessment, and every stage after it is priced up front against a metric. You decide to continue only after you've seen something work.
How long until we see a result?
Something already works in the first meeting. A live automation in your business within weeks, not quarters.
I'm not technical. Is that a problem?
No. Leave the technical side to me. You stay the owner of the process, without touching a line of code.
What about our information security?
Your data stays yours. I also specialize in information security, and every automation is built with minimal permissions and safety rails.
Does this even fit my industry?
That's what the assessment is for: we test it on your business, not on theory. If there's nothing to automate, I'll tell you honestly.
What is an AI agent and what does it do in a business?
An AI agent is software that receives a goal and carries it out against your systems: answering customers, following up on quotes, sorting inquiries. Unlike fixed automation, it also handles situations that weren't defined in advance.
Which business processes can be automated?
Almost any process that repeats itself: first replies on WhatsApp and on the website, following up on quotes, onboarding a new customer, producing reports, syncing between systems. The rule is simple: if it happens every week in the same way, it can probably be automated.
Is a WhatsApp chatbot right for my business?
If customers write to you on WhatsApp, yes. The bot replies immediately, even at night, collects the right details and passes you a clean lead. In the intro meeting you can watch it answer in a real conversation.
How do we start automating the business?
With one process. Pick the most annoying thing that keeps repeating, and in the first meeting we build a working version of it. From there we expand only based on what it returned.
The two things I build most
07The next step
Tell me what's stuck in your business
15 minutes on Zoom or WhatsApp. You arrive with one process that annoys you, you leave with a clear answer: can it be automated or not, and what it's worth to you. No slide decks and no commitment.
Or simply message me on WhatsApp
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