About Blast47

Technical clarity for leaders who need connected systems, better decisions and practical progress.

I am Andy Hayes, founder of Blast47. For over 30 years I have designed, built and improved websites, integrations, marketing systems and operational software that help growing businesses make better decisions, reduce friction and scale with more control.

Practical senior direction across technology strategy, systems and implementation.

My background connects technical architecture, marketing systems and business operations. The value is not just knowing how technology works - it is knowing which decisions matter, where complexity is hiding, and how to turn that into clear, implementable action.

01

AI and automation consultancy

Identifying practical AI, automation and integration opportunities that can improve throughput, reduce manual drag and create measurable value.

02

Systems architecture, integrations and audits

Reviewing digital infrastructure, connected platforms and reporting flows for scalability, security, performance and operational fit so systems can grow without becoming fragile.

03

Marketing systems and SEO strategy

Using data, tracking, content structure and commercial intent to help businesses understand where attention, demand and conversion actually come from.

04

Non-executive and advisory roles

Providing experienced technology oversight for organisations that need senior judgement without the overhead of a full-time CTO.

I understand technology deeply enough to build it, commercially enough to direct it, and clearly enough to demystify it.

Above all, I am a communicator. I translate complex technical, marketing and operational issues into clear language that senior leaders, delivery teams and partners can act on together.

Next Steps

Start with a clear conversation about where complexity is slowing the business.

Every engagement begins by listening: which systems are disconnected, which reports are unclear, which workflows are creating drag, and what future you are trying to build. From there we can map the most useful first move.