About EskiLab
EskiLab is a technical systems library for people who build, fix, automate, and optimize digital systems. Every article targets a specific problem, system, or implementation pattern — not general awareness or opinion.
What EskiLab covers
The site focuses on six areas:
- APIs & Integrations — error fixes, authentication patterns, webhook debugging, REST and GraphQL guides, data transformation, retry logic.
- SEO Systems — topical authority, internal linking, programmatic SEO, content refresh systems, crawl and indexing diagnostics.
- AI Systems — RAG architecture, prompt engineering, tool calling, AI agent design, evaluation frameworks, failure mode analysis.
- Automation Systems — workflow design in n8n, Make, and Zapier; automation templates; error handling in automated pipelines.
- E-commerce Growth Systems — GA4 analytics, attribution, conversion tracking, review and UGC systems, Shopify integrations.
- Fixes & Troubleshooting — step-by-step diagnosis and resolution for specific technical errors across all of the above.
Who writes EskiLab
EskiLab is written by Caglar Aybas, a digital systems consultant with hands-on experience in API integration, marketing automation, SEO architecture, and e-commerce analytics.
Content is based on real implementation work, direct testing, and documented outcomes — not keyword research dressed as expertise. Where AI tools are used to assist with drafting or structuring, every article is reviewed, corrected, and validated before publication. See the Editorial Policy for details.
Who EskiLab is for
- Developers debugging APIs, webhooks, or OAuth flows
- Technical marketers building automation or analytics systems
- E-commerce operators managing Shopify or WooCommerce integrations
- SEO professionals building content and linking systems
- No-code and low-code builders working in Make, n8n, or Zapier
- Teams building or evaluating AI-assisted workflows
What EskiLab is not
EskiLab is not a general tech blog, a tool review aggregator, or an affiliate content site. Articles do not include guaranteed results, hype-driven claims, or untested advice. When a solution has risks or limitations, those are stated directly.
Contact
To report an error, suggest a topic, or ask a question, use the Contact page.
