JMR // ADVISORY
Your business, minus the friction.
A cleaner way to run the business.
JMR Advisory turns rough websites, manual follow-up, and scattered reporting into small systems that customers trust and owners can actually keep using.
Three things, done well.
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Websites
Fast, clean, bilingual. A site that makes you look as legit as you actually are.
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Automation
Forms, follow-ups, invoices — the copy-paste work between apps, wired to run itself.
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One source of truth
One number everyone trusts, pulled from the spreadsheets and inboxes that never agree.
Choose the smallest useful start.
No placeholder pricing here. Each engagement is scoped around the operational gap: credibility, repeatable follow-up, or trusted reporting.
A real site that makes the business easier to trust.
Website is for a business that needs the front door fixed first: a sharp responsive website, bilingual-ready structure, clear service copy, and a contact path that works on mobile.
- Landing page and services structure
- Mobile-first copy hierarchy
- Contact path and launch checklist
A website connected to the work behind it.
Workflow is for teams that need more than a brochure: intake, follow-up, simple automation, and reporting that reduces the daily back-and-forth.
- Website plus intake or lead workflow
- Human-reviewed AI drafting or routing
- Lightweight operational reporting
A trusted operating layer for decisions.
Data is for businesses with messy data sources, stakeholder reporting pressure, and a need for one clean view that can support better decisions.
- Data model and source cleanup
- Dashboard or decision-support surface
- Documented handoff and iteration plan
What changes when the system is in place.
Every engagement produces a visible before-and-after: a clearer public story, a workflow that no longer depends on memory, and reporting people actually trust.
| Workstream | Input | Output |
|---|---|---|
| Website | Offer, proof, voice | Clear public story |
| Workflow | Manual repeat task | Reliable handoff |
| Reporting | Messy exports | Trusted view |
- 1 Capture the request from form, email, or spreadsheet.
- 2 Clean the record and route the next action.
- 3 Draft the follow-up with source context attached.
- 4 Log the outcome so reporting stays current.
Why JMR Advisory.
At my day job, three teams were reporting rebate estimates and no two reports agreed. I built the pipeline that became the one number everyone uses — the arguing about whose spreadsheet was right just stopped. That’s the job now: I do that for businesses that aren’t big enough to have a data team.
Jonathan Maldonado · Analytics Engineer & Principal · Puerto Rico
Small enough to start. Disciplined enough to scale.
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Map the friction
Identify the repeated steps, broken handoffs, unclear copy, and reporting gaps that cost attention every week.
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Ship a visible layer
Launch the website, form, dashboard, or workflow surface that the business can actually use.
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Connect the system
Wire the follow-up, data capture, and reporting path so the improvement does not depend on memory.
Tell me what keeps slipping.
Send the website, spreadsheet, workflow, or reporting problem that keeps coming back. I'll help shape the smallest useful first build.