Measurable
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The Challenge

A beauty centre open since 1990, with two specialists clients ask for by name, but no website: the Google profile pointed to Instagram and a booking portal under its name led to another business. Clients could only walk in or call.

The Solution

• A website that tells a journey, not a price list: treatments grouped by need, as in a consultation.
• One single call to action, "Book your free consultation", with a 4-field pop-up that opens WhatsApp with the message ready.
• A real video of the salon on the home page and the story of the two owners.
• A complete brand kit.

The Challenge

A family shop open since 2002 with no website: Google showed "Add website" and the profile was unclaimed. The shop was seen as a place for special occasions, while the owners wanted to be the everyday choice. WhatsApp orders landed on personal phones.

The Solution

• A website built around everyday shopping, with "Order your groceries on WhatsApp" as the main action, on the shop's number.
• Two sections the owners update themselves.
• A "Who we are" page with the sisters' real stories and portraits.
• A palette taken from the shop's wrapping paper, a logo in every version and a brand kit.

The Challenge

An executive chauffeur service running since 2015, with mostly international clients, but a website almost only in Italian (one English page out of twelve). No booking from the site, and services not readable by Google or AI.

The Solution

• A new website with English as the main language and an Italian version written for its own audience.
• Services, Fleet, Safety, FAQ and Contact pages.
• 25 services marked up one by one as structured data.
• A 4-step quote pop-up that opens WhatsApp with the message ready.
• Google reviews on the home page, no cookies.

The Challenge

An old WordPress site with a menu of about 18 items, hard to read for people and search engines. The owner wanted to show that his services are not a list but a cycle that supports the business.

The Solution

• On the home page, the 12 services in a ring around the logo, each linked to its section.
• Services, Training and Events pages with real courses and sign-up links.
• Team, client portfolio and FAQ.
• Downloadable ISO certificates, structured data on every page and files for AI.
• A final contrast and accessibility check.

The Challenge

A one-page website with no social links and contact details hidden inside the privacy notice. The key function, new members joining, relied on a complex form.

The Solution

• Six pages, including Join Us and Events & Projects.
• Simplified online membership request and downloadable statute.
• 5×1000 donation visible across the site, with the tax code copied in one tap.
• Events and projects archive with posters.
• A dedicated page for the "Meno pausa più libertà" talks.
• Palette and pattern taken from the logo.

The Challenge

A marketing agency whose name differed between domain and published page, with a single landing page: a sound structure, but one consent box for everything and a broken cookie link.

The Solution

• An 8-page website under one name.
• A typographic home page with an animated returns chart.
• A Results page built like a statement, every figure with its basis.
• A "Let's start" form with qualifying questions and separate consents.
• A cookie banner where rejecting is as easy as accepting.
• A dedicated campaign landing page.

The Challenge

A one-page personal website for a researcher in economics and finance, with publications, working papers, talks and teaching all together. He needed an elegant, serious multi-page site in English for an international academic audience, without losing any content.

The Solution

• A multi-page English website: Research, Teaching, Conferences, downloadable CV and Contact.
• All content carried over and reorganised.
• Research page with expandable abstracts and links to official pages.
• A "Quiet Authority" design with the client's refined logo.
• Person structured data linked to Google Scholar, ORCID and university profiles.

The Challenge

An outdated logo and a website not optimized for mobile devices.

The Solution

Complete brand restyling (new logo and identity) and a new responsive website, optimized for mobile.

The Challenge

A brand-new opening with zero online presence: it needed a digital presence from scratch, with a multilingual website to also reach the French-speaking audience (the owner's mother tongue).

The Solution

Multilingual website (IT/FR) presenting treatments, natural brands, international certifications and medical collaboration.

The Challenge

Online invisibility and an identity confused with another restaurant of the same name in Venice: customers couldn't tell the two places apart.

The Solution

A disambiguation branding operation — repositioning as 'Osteria Bea Vita San Trovaso', using the sestiere as the distinctive element — plus a complete website (seasonal menu, fish dinners, direct WhatsApp bookings) with online profile management.

The Challenge

He wanted a simple site to showcase his showreel: previously he had to send it every time via Google Drive, with no single, permanent link.

The Solution

A website with the showreel always online (single link), a photo portfolio, a cinema/TV/theatre section and direct booking (email, phone, WhatsApp).

The Challenge

They sold immersive, 'future' experiences but their old WordPress site was slow and heavy: a cognitive dissonance. Art directors left before even seeing the portfolio.

The Solution

Radical rebranding and a site rewritten from scratch in pure HTML5/CSS3/JS, with no CMS or plugins. Visual identity inspired by glitch art and futuristic minimalism.

The Challenge

Introducing a software product before release to two different audiences, video makers and investors, with a site that shows what it can do without promising what is not there yet.

The Solution

• An English website with an animated "spectrum" home page.
• Real screenshots of the software's four capabilities: analysis, editing, colour, research.
• Before/after sliders for the LUTs on real frames.
• An investors page.
• A waitlist with separate paths for creators and investors.

The Challenge

Sepro, an environmental services company near Venice, wanted new clients among companies that produce waste continuously. Finding them by hand, sector by sector and province by province, and working out whom to contact took days of sales work.

The Solution

• A custom lead-research engine that finds every target company in a sector and province from official and public sources.
• AI agents that read company websites and assess fit, always citing the source.
• The right people to contact depending on company size.
• Sales briefs with who to call first, useful signals and talking points, plus a map.
• Human review before delivery: no invented data.

The Challenge

Hundreds of clients managed via Excel, PDFs and WhatsApp created an operational bottleneck that held back growth despite strong demand.

The Solution

Custom digital ecosystem: a high-conversion site with integrated checkout and a proprietary Web App (client dashboard for check-ins, training plans, meal plans, video tutorials and progress tracking). The service becomes a SaaS product.

The Challenge

Strong technical authority but an amateur online image: the audience didn't perceive the premium value of his coaching, and disorganized content failed to convert followers into paying clients.

The Solution

Visual Personal Branding strategy: a quality upgrade of the shoots (professional lighting and audio) and educational formats (technical Reels, tutorials, vlogs). A shift from athlete to leading Educator.

The Challenge

Difficulty generating qualified leads for Sommelier courses, with the risk of blending into the sea of training offers using the usual cold institutional advertising.

The Solution

Video mini-series 'Discover your divine side' — Bacchus, God of Wine, in everyday embarrassing situations. High production value with costumed actors, real locations and ironic scripts. Vertical Reels optimized for Meta Ads.

The Challenge

The Cammino offered a unique experience but was promoted as a classic 'tourist showcase': it failed to speak to a young, international audience or position itself as a Love Brand.

The Solution

Branded entertainment: the short film 'Sabbia e Cenere' — 4K cinematic storytelling with a dreamlike, introspective tone, instead of the usual tourism spot — supported by vertical social content and festival distribution.

The Challenge

A national event lasts only a few days but must feed the brand's reputation all year round: the challenge was to capture the highlights in real time while avoiding an 'amateur' feel.

The Solution

Instant Content Creation & Storytelling — full day-by-day coverage of two consecutive national finals, with a mix of Glamour Shots and Backstage Reportage.