Anders Houlberg's digital workshop

I build
digital tools
for specific tasks.

I work across AI, search, data and digital products. I'm now AI Transformation Lead at Imerco. Alongside that role, I take on a small number of clearly defined projects.

I only take on a few projects, and only when I believe I can make a real difference.

Nearly 10 yearsat Omnicom
40,000keywords across four languages
1,000+hours of work saved
Award winnerat the Global Search Awards

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The same public page, viewed in five different ways. See what works and what needs attention.

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What it checks
01SEO & structure
02Accessibility
03Security

Active focus

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Finds technical blockers and shows which fundamentals to fix first.

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Selected work

The work is the proof.

Not everything here is a business. Some of it is a case study, some a prototype, and some just an idea I had to follow.

01Case study2022

AI keyword tagging before ChatGPT

40,000 keywords across four languages were tagged with GPT-3. It saved more than 1,000 hours of work. The project later became a Global Search Awards-winning case study.

40,000 keywords · 4 languages · 1,000+ hours · award-winning case studySee the first version on LinkedIn
02Live2026

Københavns Genier

A digital archive about the people who shaped Copenhagen. 28 profiles, five eras and a timeline from 1167 to 2019.

Culture · research · interactive storytellingExplore the site
03Archived prototype2026

CPH Music

An attempt to make Copenhagen's electronic music easier to find. It brought together 98 events, 30 venues and 237 artists.

Music · data · product designView the prototype

How we can work together

Three ways to work together.

I don't take on large transformation programmes. The task has to be clearly scoped and lead to something concrete.

From task to tool

Understand first. Then build.

A task often starts across emails, spreadsheets and manual checks. I reduce it to one flow, test it, and only build further if it works.

Choose a step. On larger screens, the sequence also follows your scroll.

01 Raw material

The task is scattered.Emails, spreadsheets and manual checks are connected, but no one can see the whole workflow.
EmailSpreadsheetsChecks
01

Find the right problem

We cut through to the workflow that's actually worth changing. Sometimes the honest answer is that AI isn't the solution.

The resultClarity and a concrete next step
02

Build a prototype

I build a focused prototype that can be tested with real people and realistic data before the idea gets expensive.

The resultA working first version
03

Put it to work

A small tool for one specific workflow, with quality checks and a proper handover. It has to keep working without me.

The resultTool, documentation and handover

About me

I work
across
disciplines.

I'm Anders Houlberg. Over nearly ten years at Omnicom, I helped leading brands in Denmark and around the world connect search, AI, technology and business. I'm now AI Transformation Lead at Imerco.

My strength is understanding a problem across disciplines, cutting it down to something that can be built, and testing the solution in practice.

ainders is my own workshop alongside my main role. It's where I build and test small digital projects and take on a small number of clearly defined assignments.

Find me on LinkedIn

Small scale. Built to be useful.

Few projects. Something concrete.

01 I take on a few projects at a time.

02 We start with a clear problem.

03 The goal is something that can be tested in the real world.

Your turn

Have a problem worth solving?

Describe it as it works in practice. You don't need to choose a model, platform or solution first.

If it's a good fit, I'll suggest a concrete next step. If it isn't, I'll say so.

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