Real work, told without inflating the numbers
You won't find "+2000% traffic in a month" here. You'll find what was done and the reasoning behind it — because that's the only honest way to present SEO. I'm happy to walk through the detailed numbers on a call, with the Search Console data in front of us.
Confezioni CM — contract garment manufacturing
A multilingual site (IT/EN/DE/FR) for a long-established Made in Italy garment workshop: 148 landing pages built around the actual searches of foreign buyers, complete structured data and an industry journal with continuous publishing. The goal: be found by anyone looking for Italian manufacturers, in four languages.
GUS Wear — womenswear brand
Website and organic presence for an elegant easywear brand: SEO architecture, a multilingual journal in 6 languages with an automated editorial pipeline and human oversight, and content designed to be cited by AI in fashion-industry searches.
FC Moda — B2B wholesale
For a long-established clothing wholesaler: an optimised showcase site, digital tools for B2B customers and content that covers the wholesale channel's searches. A sector where nobody was doing SEO seriously — the advantage of getting there first.
Vikast — IT company
A rebuild of the company website with a clean SEO structure, indexable service pages and remarketing. From a static brochure site to a presence that does real work: every service has its own page, and every page its own search intent.
Local businesses — beauty, restaurants, riding stables
Local SEO for businesses in the area: geo-targeted landing pages, well-kept Google Business Profiles, an architecture built for "near me" searches. The same pattern every time: where competitors improvise, method wins.
E-commerce — IT hardware and food
Optimising e-commerce catalogues: indexable product pages, categories built around real searches, product structured data. E-commerce is the most technical SEO there is — and it's where a consultant who can code makes the difference.