What's new.
A living agency shows in what it does. Here we gather the news from Domini Ribelli: new projects, cities and services added to the site, content published and improvements. Updated continuously, like our work.
The technologies we use, on the home page
LayoutThe “We migrate from anything. We build on anything.” section of the home page now also shows the logos of the tools we work with: Node.js, React, WordPress, Sass, Angular, Flutter, Docker, TypeScript, Laravel, Magento, Vue.js and PHP.
New location: San Daniele del Friuli
ContentThe DOP ham district had its page, the town did not. Now there is San Daniele del Friuli in three languages, and the district page finally describes who works there: artisan producers and national groups, food distribution, the biomedical cluster and food tourism.
New article: how far back can you go?
ContentAlmost every website has a backup, and almost nobody knows how old it is or whether it even opens. Our new article on website backups covers what a complete copy must contain, how often to take one, and how to test a restore before you actually need it.
Our Bassano SEO page stopped competing with itself
ContentTwo of our pages introduced themselves as the SEO agency in Bassano: the local one and the national service page. Google kept switching between them and both lost ground. Now the Bassano del Grappa SEO page answers local searches — including the question that comes before all the others, whether we are an agency or a consultant — while the SEO service page speaks to the whole north-east again.
New case study: Schirato Shop
ProjectsWe rebuilt schiratoshop.it from scratch, the online shop of Schirato Interiors — Alps Atmosphere Italia, based in Marostica. Alpine interiors: antlers, lighting, textiles, tableware and antiques. 124 products and 67 variants imported and reorganised into seven families, 103 pieces online in Italian and English, the built-in search rewritten from scratch because the stock one looked for the whole phrase inside the title alone, abandoned cart recovery and every purchase reaching Analytics with its value.
Glossary at 63 entries and the SEO cost guide rebuilt
ContentTwo terms were missing and 107 links across the site landed on nothing in particular: multilingual site and booking engine now have their own definition, in three languages. The Italian guide to SEO costs was rebuilt too, with two new chapters — why there is no price list, and what SEO costs per month — and the FAQs, which were declared to Google but could not be read on the page.
New sector: Furniture & Design
ContentIt is the sector where we have the most work to show and it had no page of its own: now there is furniture and design, for bespoke kitchens, branded furniture, contract and surfaces. It covers the three areas we actually work in — Bassano and the foothills, the Castellana, the Vicenza area — with real clients: Puravisione, Todeschini Cucine and Italian Terrazzo Floor. In Italian, English and German.
Technical terms now lead to their definition
ContentWhen a page links a technical term to the glossary, the link now lands on the exact definition, highlighted, instead of the top of a list of 61 entries. It applies to 520 links across the three languages: e-commerce, SEO, hosting, domain, structured data, cookies, DNS, CMS, WooCommerce and accessibility.
More useful sector pages, and buttons that land on the form
InterfaceAt the top of all 39 sector pages the “At a glance” box — which repeated the title without adding anything — gives way to an index of the page, one tap from what you need, and a line inviting you to scroll. On the six sectors where we have a client to show, the real work appears too, with the result achieved. And the buttons that lead to the form now land on the whole of it: before, the box ended up cut off under the header.
Six town pages rewritten, with prices
ContentThe Italian pages for Castelfranco Veneto, Cittadella, Thiene, Schio, Pordenone and Trieste now answer the questions people actually ask on Google: what a website costs, what SEO costs, how a project works at a distance. With real figures, the same as in our cost guides, instead of a generic “it depends”.
Our mark on link previews
DesignWhen a page is shared — on WhatsApp, on LinkedIn or in search results — the preview image is now the mark itself: the black D with the red dot on ivory, the same across the whole site. Each page used to show its own photograph. The images on the pages are unchanged: the preview is a separate file.
The Manifesto, more direct
DesignThe opening of the Manifesto has been redesigned. The headline runs across the full width, the promises usually sold are struck through, and the three things to check — domain, code, credentials — sit side by side below, one per column. The four questions to ask before signing are now in a two-by-two grid that is easier to read.
WhatsApp and phone on the district pages
ContactThe industrial district pages had only one way to reach us: the form at the bottom. Now, right above the form, there is a box to message us on WhatsApp or call us. The message is already written and names the district you are writing from, so we know straight away which sector we are talking about.
WhatsApp and phone on the home page too
ContactOn the home page the ways to reach us sat at the very bottom, twenty-five screens down on a phone. Now, right after the services, there is a box with two options: message us on WhatsApp with the text already written, or call us. The contact form stays where it was for anyone who prefers to describe the project in full.
An index of the towns, at last
StructureThe 89 town pages had always declared a parent, "Where we operate", that did not exist: the address redirected to the sitemap. Now there is a real page — where we operate — with every town grouped by area, in English, Italian, German and Slovenian. While tidying up we found Lugano, which existed but was linked from no menu.
Direct contact above the form on every city page
SiteOn every city page — in Italian, English, German and Slovenian — there is now a direct contact block right above the request form: one tap to write on WhatsApp with the message already filled in, city name included, or to call. Visitors on a phone no longer have to scroll to the bottom and fill in four fields just to ask a question; the form stays for those who prefer to write at length.
New service page: branding and visual identity
ServicesBranding was listed among our services but had no page of its own. Now it does: branding and visual identity sets out what the work covers beyond the mark — palette, typefaces, usage rules, applications and the reference document that stays with the company. Including a contrast check against the WCAG, because an unreadable palette is an accessibility problem before it is a matter of taste.
New article: redesigning a site without losing rankings
ArticleA redesign is the riskiest moment in a website's life: traffic does not collapse on launch day, but over the following fortnight. Our new article on redesigning a website without losing your SEO explains the baseline to record before touching anything, how to build the 301 redirect map, the launch-day checklist and what to watch in the four weeks after. Including the four causes behind almost every post-migration drop.
New guide: WooCommerce, no illusions
GuideThe plugin is free, the shop is not. Our new WooCommerce guide sets out the full bill — hosting, theme, extensions, maintenance — and explains when it is the right choice and when to look elsewhere. With chapters on payments and invoicing, shipping and stock, performance, security and the mistakes we see most often, starting with the checkout nobody ever tests.
New case study: Todeschini Cucine
PortfolioThe Todeschini Cucine case study is online: a joinery near Vicenza that has been building bespoke kitchens for over sixty years. We designed and built the bilingual site around the materials and the workshop, and we still look after it: when the database was lost we restored it, hardened it and brought it back online.
Three new city pages in Valpolicella
AreasWe now cover the heart of Valpolicella with three dedicated pages in Italian, English and German: Negrar di Valpolicella, San Pietro in Cariano and Sant'Ambrogio di Valpolicella. The first two speak to Amarone wineries and wine tourism, with multilingual e-commerce, duty and shipping handling and a B2B channel; the third addresses the Verona stone district, with technical catalogues browsable by material and finish and SEO built on the real terminology of architects and importers.
New article: the website of a holiday rental business
ArticleIn the Veneto self-catering has overtaken hotels, and from 2026 anyone managing more than two units must register for VAT. The new article on holiday rental websites covers what actually matters: a property catalogue built as separate pages, availability linked to the channel manager, direct enquiries and Google Free Booking Links — with the real cost of portal commissions.
New guide: multilingual SEO for export markets
GuideTranslating your site is not enough to be found abroad. The new guide to multilingual SEO covers URL structure, setting hreflang correctly, redoing keyword research for every market and when machine translation is good enough. Including the mistakes we see most often on exporters' websites: automatic redirection by country, translated menus with untranslated content, flags instead of language names.
Faster maps that always load
WebsiteMaps on city, district and industry pages no longer depend on an external service: they are now static images, generated once and served from our own server. The loading error that left a blank background with just the marker is gone, pages are lighter and the dark styling renders identically in every browser. Cartography by OpenStreetMap.
Two new articles and a complete guide
WebsitePublished Compromised website: 8 warning signs and Google Ads or SEO: which is right, along with the guide Opening an online shop. All available in Italian, English and German.
Glossary rebuilt: 46 terms, search and filters
WebsiteThe web, SEO & AI glossary has been rebuilt: 46 terms (18 new), instant search, category filters, alphabetical index and a direct link to every entry. Available in Italian, English and German.
New Resources section
WebsiteWe've gathered all our free material in one place: glossary, blog and guides are now reachable from the Resources menu item, in Italian, English and German.
Three new pieces: privacy, reviews and digital in the Bassano area
Blog & GuidesTwo articles and a guide published: cookies and privacy for a business website (under the GDPR), how to manage Google reviews as an SME, and the guide Digital for SMEs in the Bassano area, with data from the Politecnico di Milano Observatories.
New area: Lugano and Ticino
Service areaWe're opening to the Swiss market with a dedicated page: web design in Lugano and Ticino. An Italian border web agency, with multilingual Italian/German websites for SMEs, firms and fiduciaries across the canton.
Complete sets: Padua, Vicenza, Treviso
ServicesWe completed the service+city sets for the three major cities: e-commerce in Padua, SEO in Vicenza and SEO in Treviso. Each page has content focused on the local economy, without overlapping the city pages.
New pages: SEO and e-commerce in Bassano
ServicesTwo new pages for the Bassano area: SEO in Bassano and e-commerce in Bassano, with content focused on the local fabric — export manufacturing, goldsmithing, grappa and agri-food. They sit alongside the city page to cover different searches without overlap.
New page: web design in Treviso
ServicesOur web design in Treviso page is now online, covering the whole Marca: from the fashion and sportsystem hub to home appliances, from food and beverage to the Prosecco hills. With FAQs, an area map and a direct contact form.
Pieve di Soligo, beyond Prosecco
AreasWe enriched the Pieve di Soligo page with the real economic fabric of the Quartier del Piave: not only the UNESCO hills of Prosecco Superiore DOCG, but also a hub for furniture and design, pocket-door frames for sliding doors — with a world leader in the field — window systems, energy and agri-food. Texts updated in Italian, English and German.
The Manifesto
PagesWe published our manifesto: why too many agencies hold their clients' websites hostage — domain registered to the supplier, fees that never end, impossible promises — and why we work the other way round. Also available in Italian and German.
New location page: Nove
LocationsPublished the page dedicated to Nove, the Veneto capital of artistic ceramics: websites for ceramic workshops and manufactories, but also for moulds, packaging and industrial machinery. Also available in Italian and German.
New location page: Pieve del Grappa
LocationsPublished the page dedicated to Pieve del Grappa, at the foot of the massif: websites for wood and parquet, design furniture, premium food and textiles. Also available in Italian and German.
New location page: Schiavon
LocationsPublished the page dedicated to Schiavon, in the lower Bassano area: websites for subcontract engineering, plastics moulding, metal fabrication and construction firms. Also available in Italian and German.
New location page: San Zenone degli Ezzelini
LocationsPublished the page dedicated to San Zenone degli Ezzelini, at the foot of the Asolo hills: websites for the sports footwear district, metalworking, hotels and wineries of the Asolo area. Also available in Italian and German.
New location page: Pianezze
LocationsPublished the page dedicated to Pianezze, in the Vicenza foothills: websites for engineering, textile subcontracting, farm stays and the producers of the Marostica PGI cherry. Also available in Italian and German.
New location page: Solagna
LocationsPublished the page dedicated to Solagna, in the Valbrenta: websites for construction and craft firms, traditional restaurants and river tourism. Also available in Italian and German.
Four new articles and a guide
Blog & GuidesFour new articles and a guide published: websites and digital services in Vicenza, websites for the Arzignano leather district, Magento or WordPress: how to choose, business email with SPF, DKIM and DMARC and the GEO guide to getting cited by the AIs. All also available in Italian and German.
Linea Pavimenti case study expanded
PortfolioWe brought the Linea Pavimenti case study onto our standard template and enriched it: high-end flooring and surfaces told as a digital showroom — a projects gallery by setting and material, macro photography of the matter and a lead-generation funnel that brings private clients and architects into the showroom. Updated in Italian, English and German.
Selmar Marmi case study expanded
PortfolioWe brought the Selmar Marmi case study onto our standard template and enriched it: Bassano marble told as a digital showroom — premium design, projects gallery, technical sheets and an Outlet section, with profiled lead generation for architects and contractors. Updated in Italian, English and German.
GiCubo Marmi case study expanded
PortfolioWe brought the GiCubo Marmi case study onto our standard template and enriched it: sixty years of mastery on Alpine marbles, it now covers the multilingual storefront with international SEO and the B2B portal for distributors and stonemasons, with the result of +85% visits from abroad. Updated in Italian, English and German.
Carrybag case study expanded
PortfolioWe brought the Carrybag case study onto our standard template and enriched it: custom bags and packaging for retail, it now covers the full Shopify ecosystem — a ready-stock B2C channel, a B2B portal with cliché reordering and a quote builder, and an integrated ERP for stock, plates and production. Updated in Italian, English and German.
Birra Cadore case study expanded
PortfolioWe brought the Birra Cadore case study onto our standard template and enriched it: the craft brewery from the Dolomites, it now covers the full ecosystem — a B2C shop, a self-service B2B portal for HoReCa with 7 roles and dedicated price lists, and an integrated ERP for stock, batches and excise duties. Updated in Italian, English and German.
Protection4Kids case study expanded
PortfolioWe brought the Protection4Kids case study onto our standard template and enriched it: the tech-NGO fighting online crimes against minors, it now covers the hybrid tech-humanitarian positioning, the impact figures front and centre, financial transparency and the ESG partnership model with companies. Updated in Italian, English and German.
Puravisione case study expanded
PortfolioWe brought the Puravisione case study onto our standard template and enriched it: a luxury furniture brand from Castelfranco Veneto, it now covers the visual-first gallery-site approach, B2B lead generation towards architects, the focus on designers and finishes and the presence at events such as Milan Design Week with Artemest. Updated in Italian, English and German.
Veneto Sicurezza case study expanded
PortfolioWe brought the Veneto Sicurezza case study onto our standard template and enriched it: it now gives space to the company's B2B authority — over 15 years in business, more than 4,200 jobs, zero disputes and institutional references such as the University of Padua, the local health authorities and the Civil Protection — with a link to the Veneto Sicurezza Servizi portal. Updated in Italian, English and German.
Trulli Capatosta case study expanded
PortfolioWe enriched the Trulli Capatosta case study, the trulli estate in the Valle d'Itria rented only as a whole: it now covers the full-estate rental, the upselling services, Starlink Wi-Fi, the story of the eleven cones from the 1700s of the Palmisano family and the "Living Puglia" local blog. Updated in Italian, English and German.
SEO update: titles, city pages and security
SEOSite-wide update: search-optimised titles and descriptions, stronger city pages, and an expanded guide on what to do if your website is hacked, with urgent WhatsApp support.
New page: websites in Albignasego
CityOur page for web design in Albignasego is online — one of the most populous towns in the Padua urban belt: websites, e-commerce and local SEO for craftsmen, shops, studios and SMEs. Available in Italian, English and German.
New case study: Azzano, rosary beads since 1928
PortfolioWe published the case study of Azzano, a historic company in Bassano del Grappa making rosary beads since 1928. We built their multilingual e-commerce and handle its maintenance: today they receive orders from all over the world, with growing revenue.
New guide: website accessibility and the European Accessibility Act
GuideSince 28 June 2025, digital accessibility has been a legal requirement for many companies, with fines up to 40,000€. We published a complete guide: who must comply, what WCAG 2.1 AA requires, real deadlines and how to make your site compliant. Available in Italian, English and German.
New area pages: Cartigliano and Colceresa
Local areaWe added two new pages dedicated to the towns of Cartigliano and Colceresa, in the Bassano area: world-class manufacturing, retail, agri-food and tourism, with the right services for each local business. Available in Italian, English and German.
New article: e-commerce for Valdobbiadene Prosecco wineries
BlogA new vertical on Valdobbiadene Prosecco wineries: how to sell Superiore DOCG and Cartizze online while handling duties and shipping, open the B2B channel to foreign importers, and tell the UNESCO hills. In Italian, English and German, with a real photo of the hills.
New article: websites for Marostica businesses
BlogA new local vertical on Marostica: how shops, artisans, restaurants and venues of the chess town can get found online amid tourism, PGI cherries and historic-centre retail. In Italian, English and German, with a real photo of the square and castle.
New article: websites for Colceresa businesses
BlogA new local vertical on Colceresa (Molvena and Mason Vicentino): how world-class industry, agri-food and cherry-hill tourism can get found online by buyers and visitors. In Italian, English and German, with a real photo of the area.
New article: websites for Cartigliano businesses
BlogA new local vertical on Cartigliano: how world-class manufacturing, neighbourhood retail and Cappeller Park tourism can get found online by buyers and visitors. In Italian, English and German, with a real photo of the town.
New article: websites for hotels and lodges in Asiago
BlogA new vertical on hospitality across the Plateau of the Seven Communities: how to use direct booking, a multilingual site and territory storytelling to fill rooms summer and winter. In Italian, English and German, with real photos of the Plateau.
Article contents collapsed on load
InterfaceIn articles and guides the table of contents now appears collapsed on page load and opens with a tap: a cleaner, more immediate read, especially on mobile.
More useful links in articles and guides
ContentWe enriched articles and guides with editorial links: references to the web glossary on technical terms and, where relevant, to real case studies — for example Veneto Sicurezza in the Rossano Veneto pieces. A network of links that helps readers dig deeper and shows concrete work.
New article: e-commerce for Valpolicella wineries
BlogA new vertical on Valpolicella wineries: how to sell Amarone, Ripasso and Valpolicella online while handling duties and shipping, open the B2B channel to restaurants and importers, and tell the terroir. In Italian, English and German, with real vineyard photos.
New article: websites for hotels in Cortina
BlogWe published a new vertical article on hotels in Cortina d'Ampezzo: how to use direct booking, a multilingual site and Dolomites storytelling to fill rooms without relying only on the portals. Available in Italian, English and German, with real photos of the Dolomites.
Glossary linked across the whole site
NavigationWe linked the web, SEO and AI glossary from every sector, service, district and city page: one technical term per page points to its explanation, so readers can dig deeper without losing the thread. A network of links that also helps search engines understand the site.
Service area aligned to north-east Italy
ContentWe standardised how we describe our service area across all city pages: our reach is north-east Italy — Veneto, Trentino-Alto Adige and Friuli-Venezia Giulia — and every page now says so consistently, in all three languages. We also fixed some English texts that had remained in Italian on Friuli and Trentino pages.
Useful links on the Garda and Prosecco pages
ContentOn the Sirmione, Riva del Garda and Conegliano pages we added links to the web glossary and, where relevant, to the Camping Cadore case study, helping readers explore technical terms and see real work in tourism.
Lighter images, faster site
PerformanceWe converted project and article images to the WebP format, cutting their weight by about 87% with no visible loss of quality. Pages load faster, especially on mobile, benefiting user experience and ranking.
Internal links and language links checked
MaintenanceWe ran a technical review of all internal links and of the cross-references between the Italian, English and German versions of each page: we fixed some links pointing to addresses no longer valid and aligned the reciprocal language links, for sturdier navigation and better indexing.
Six sectors on the new template
SectorsWe moved six sector pages — Chemistry & Materials, Public Bodies & Institutions, Food & Beverage, Mechanical Engineering, Retail and Textile — onto the unified template: clean hero, maps of north-east Italy up front, balanced blocks and FAQs at the bottom. All in Italian, English and German.
Hospitality & Tourism renewed
SectorWe rebuilt the Hospitality & Tourism page on the new template: clean hero, maps of north-east Italy's tourist destinations up front (Venetian coast, Dolomites, Lake Garda, Venice and cities of art), balanced blocks and FAQs moved to the bottom, just before the quote.
Glossary and FAQ more spacious
LayoutWe improved the Glossary and FAQ pages: more space between the header and the title and wider content, for a more comfortable read on desktop.
Five new districts
DistrictsWe published five new pages dedicated to the industrial districts of the Triveneto: San Daniele Prosciutto, Rovigo and Chioggia Fishing, Veneto Mechatronics, HVAC (VenetoClima) and Maniago Cutlery. Each in Italian, English and German, with district figures, sector focus and FAQs.
Professionals sector renewed
SectorWe rebuilt the Professionals & Firms page on the new model: clean hero, three territory maps (Padua for legal and tax, Vicenza-Bassano for accountants and occupational health, Verona-Treviso-Friuli for networks and property management), balanced blocks and FAQs at the end. Updated in Italian, English and German.
Non-profit sector renewed
SectorWe rebuilt the Non-profit & Third Sector page on the new model: clean hero, three territory maps (Padua, Verona-Vicenza, Trentino-Friuli) and a section dedicated to real case studies — Protection4Kids, Learn4Rescue and Team Protection4x4Kids. Updated in Italian, English and German.
Sector pages refined
LayoutWe refined the sector pages: in the detail blocks the text now better fills the height of the paired visuals, the block numbering on the wine and wineries page is consecutive, and the FAQs are more spaced from the related-pages section.
New page: Eyewear
New sectorWe published a new page dedicated to eyewear, a sub-sector of manufacturing: a focus on the eyewear district between Belluno, Agordo, Cadore and Padua, with frames and lenses, contractors and components. Available in Italian, English and German, with the same structure as the other sector pages.
Manufacturing: aligned visuals
LayoutOn the manufacturing page each block’s colored visual now grows together with the text, like on the city pages: text and visual are always the same height, with no overflow. Some territorial references were also made consistent with the whole Triveneto.
Manufacturing: balanced blocks
LayoutOn the manufacturing page we balanced the text of the eight detail blocks so they all fill the height of the paired visual: no empty space, blocks all the same height and easy to read.
Manufacturing: blocks reordered
LayoutOn the manufacturing and industry page we unified the eight detail blocks into a single alternating flow, numbered progressively from 01 to 08 and all the same height, consistent with the goldsmith page model.
Unified sector page structure
LayoutWe unified the structure of the sector pages on the goldsmith page model: clean hero, three dark district maps right after, detail blocks and FAQs at the bottom. Applied to wine and wineries and to manufacturing and industry, with maps of their areas. Added the VICENZAORO link on the goldsmith page.
Wine district with maps
LayoutThe territory section on the wine and wineries page now matches the goldsmith district style: three dark square maps with the area highlighted (Valpolicella, Conegliano-Valdobbiadene, Trentino-Collio) and the descriptive text below the maps.
Industry block aligned
LayoutWe matched the height of the block dedicated to chain and semi-finished producers to the other blocks on the goldsmith page, for a tidier, more consistent grid.
Goldsmith hero streamlined
LayoutWe streamlined the goldsmith page hero by removing the district box from it: the reference to Vicenza, Bassano and the foothills stays below the maps, alongside the territory description. A cleaner, more direct hero.
Goldsmith page: maps up front
LayoutWe revised the opening of the goldsmith page: right after the intro come the three square district maps, followed by the text describing it (Vicenza, Bassano and the foothills). An intro block was removed for a more direct read.
Goldsmith district: square maps
LayoutWe refined the goldsmith district section: the three maps are now square, in dark style with the location highlighted, and the text stays in the same card below the map. The page flow has also been streamlined.
Goldsmith district maps in dark style
LayoutThe three goldsmith district maps (Vicenza, Trissino, Bassano-Cassola) are now in dark style with the location highlighted by a marker, consistent with the city-page maps, and non-interactive for a clean read.
Goldsmith district maps
LayoutThe three areas of the goldsmith district (Vicenza city, Trissino and Bassano-Cassola) are now illustrated with interactive geographic maps at the top of each card, making our knowledge of the territory even more tangible.
Goldsmith page reorganised
LayoutWe reorganised the goldsmith sector page for a smoother read: a more compact opening title, the district map right after the introduction, then the detail blocks and the FAQs moved to the bottom of the page, just before the contact form.
Tourism and hospitality: mapping north-east Italy's destinations
ContentWe enriched the hospitality and tourism sector page with a section describing north-east Italy's destinations: the sea and open-air of the Veneto coast (Cavallino, Jesolo, Caorle, Bibione), the mountains and Dolomite resorts, Lake Garda and the art cities. This shows we truly know the market and lets us offer each property the site best suited to its tourism.
Wine and wineries: mapping the north-east Italian appellations
ContentWe enriched the wine and wineries sector page with a section describing the appellations of north-east Italy land by land: the great dried-grape reds of Valpolicella, the sparkling wines of Prosecco and Trentodoc, the age-worthy whites of Soave, Collio and Alto Adige, and grappa distillation. A way to show we truly know the sector and to offer each winery the site best suited to its appellation and audience.
Goldsmith page: mapping the north-east Italian district
ContentWe enriched the goldsmith sector page with a section describing the north-east Italian goldsmith district area by area: Vicenza city for design and global brands, Trissino for heavy manufacturing and semi-finished goods, Bassano and Cassola for precision and high-volume chain making. A way to show we truly know the sector and to offer each business the type of site best suited to its position in the supply chain.
Goldsmith sector: now speaking to the chain-making industry too
ContentWe expanded the goldsmith sector page to also address the industrial side of the district between Bassano, Vicenza and the Marca: makers of chains, links and semi-finished products supplying wholesalers and maisons worldwide. A dedicated block, an entry in the site types and specific FAQs on B2B technical catalogues, sale by the metre and wholesale supply.
Goldsmiths and jewellery page geared to selling
ContentWe reworked the page dedicated to the goldsmith sector with a more vertical, results-oriented angle: a new heading on goldsmiths and jewellers, a block focusing on the typical problems of those selling jewellery online, benefits translated into concrete outcomes, and a section dedicated to the different types of website and e-commerce for the sector.
New service-city pages across north-east Italy
TerritoryWe added four new pages combining a service with a city, using the same rich layout as our city pages: websites in Trento, Cittadella and Thiene, and e-commerce in Castelfranco Veneto. Each with local context, area sectors, map, weather and dedicated FAQs, to be found by those looking for a partner nearby.
Redesigned and expanded service-city pages
TerritoryWe redesigned the pages combining a service with a city using the same rich layout as our city pages: hero with live weather, interactive map, blocks with real local photos, local sectors and dedicated FAQs. Existing pages were rebuilt and new ones added for Vicenza, Verona, Venice and Padua, with content specific to each local market.
More consistent, polished service pages
DesignWe unified the service pages with the same visual language: the block about visibility on Google and within AI now features an animated sphere with the names of the assistants, and the «how we work» section uses the same scrollable workflow cards everywhere, with content tailored to each service. A more consistent experience from one page to the next.
Editorial and layout refinements
TechWe refined the Slovenian pages for the border cities, making the text fully consistent in the language, and improved the layout of content blocks so that headings always stay aligned to the width of the text beside them. Details that make the site more polished and readable.
New service-by-city pages
ServicesWe published dedicated pages that cross our services with the main areas of the Veneto region: websites in Padua, SEO in Verona, e-commerce in Treviso and websites in Bassano del Grappa, with content tailored to the economic fabric of each area. Designed to reach people searching for a specific service in their own city.
Extended FAQs for Friuli-Venezia Giulia cities
TerritoryWe expanded the frequently asked questions on the pages for Trieste, Gorizia, Cormons and Cividale del Friuli, bringing them to fifteen answers per city, with content specific to the port, Collio wine, wine tourism and the cross-border market. Each page now has complete FAQ structured data, useful for Google and AI assistants.
Web, SEO & AI glossary and new FAQ section
ContentWe published a glossary of 30 terms on web, SEO and artificial intelligence, explained simply, and a dedicated, expanded FAQ section with answers to the most common questions on costs, timelines, ownership and support. Two resources for anyone who wants to better understand the digital world, in Italian, English and German.
New city pages in Friuli-Venezia Giulia
TerritoryWe expanded our coverage of north-east Italy with pages dedicated to new cities in Friuli-Venezia Giulia — including Trieste, Gorizia, Cormons and Cividale del Friuli — with content specific to each area and a Slovenian version for the border zones, useful for those working on both sides of the Italy-Slovenia border.
GEO optimisation for AI search
InnovationWe updated the entire site for GEO (Generative Engine Optimization): structured data, citable content and an llms.txt file to be found and cited by AI assistants like ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews and Perplexity. Visibility today doesn't come from Google alone, and we prepare accordingly — for our clients' sites too.
New guides and blog articles
ContentWe enriched our guides and blog with new content on local SEO, site security, online presence and building business websites, in Italian, English and German. Useful material for SMEs and businesses that want to understand how to operate online.
A faster, more secure site
TechWe improved the site's performance — loading speed, Core Web Vitals, mobile optimisation — and strengthened form security with anti-spam verification. The same standards we apply to every project we build.
Real photos for every city
TerritoryWe added real photographs of each area to the city pages, selected from Wikimedia Commons and optimised for the web, to portray every place with authentic images instead of generic graphics. A thorough effort across dozens of cities in Veneto, Trentino-Alto Adige and Friuli-Venezia Giulia.
New city groups across north-east Italy
TerritoryWe expanded our territorial coverage with new pages dedicated to cities in Veneto, Trentino-Alto Adige and Friuli-Venezia Giulia — from Mestre and Chioggia to Este, Legnago and Monfalcone — each with specific content, maps, local weather and area sectors.
More secure contact forms
TechWe integrated reCAPTCHA anti-spam protection on all the site's contact forms, with server-side verification, to filter out automated requests and protect inboxes without slowing down the experience for people who genuinely write to us.
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