WordPress Website Designer, Developer, And SEO Specialist
WordPress Website Designer, Developer, And SEO Specialist
Restaurant Website SEO (6 Months Report)
Project summary
The Situation
When I first looked at this restaurant’s website, it had potential—but it wasn’t performing.
The site wasn’t bringing in consistent traffic, rankings were low, and overall the user experience needed improvement. Even though the business itself was solid, its online presence wasn’t reflecting that.
So the goal was simple:
increase visibility, improve rankings, and turn the website into a customer-generating asset.
What I Found (Audit Phase)
Before touching anything, I ran a complete SEO audit—and honestly, there were multiple gaps:
The website had technical SEO issues affecting indexing
Page speed was slow, especially on mobile
On-page SEO was either missing or poorly optimized
Titles and descriptions weren’t compelling (low CTR)
UI/UX felt outdated and slightly confusing
In short: the foundation needed fixing before expecting growth
What I Did
Instead of jumping into random changes, I followed a structured approach. First, I handled the technical SEO side to ensure Google could properly crawl and understand the website by fixing indexing issues, optimizing the sitemap and robots.txt, improving internal linking, and resolving mobile usability problems. Once the foundation was solid, I moved to on-page SEO, where I conducted targeted keyword research based on restaurant search intent, rewrote meta titles and descriptions to improve CTR, properly structured headings (H1–H3), and optimized content along with images. After that, I focused heavily on speed optimization—reducing load time, compressing images and scripts, and applying caching and performance improvements—because a faster website directly impacts both rankings and user experience. Finally, I worked on UI/UX improvements by creating a cleaner and more modern layout, simplifying navigation, ensuring full mobile responsiveness, and adding clear call-to-actions, since traffic alone is not enough if users are not converting.
The Results (After 6 Months)
Here’s what changed over 6 months:
Clicks: 4.5K → 7.38K
→ steady increase in actual visitors
Impressions: 144K → 161K
→ better visibility on Google
CTR: 3.1% → 4.6%
→ more people clicking after seeing the site
Average Position: 31.4 → 12.2
→ moved from page 3 to near page 1 on business relevant keywords.
A Six-Month Website SEO Project Success Story
I successfully revamped a dermatology website's #SEO strategy within six months, addressing issues from a lack of traffic and audience engagement. Conducting a thorough website audit, competitor analysis, and keyword research, I optimized on-page and technical SEO. Additionally, I resolved Google Search Console issues and boosted Domain Authority from 0. The outcome led to increased traffic, client awareness, and satisfaction. Excited about the prospect of collaborating with you. Thanks!
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E-commerce Store
Showcasing Dermoco: Designed and developed to offer a curated selection of exquisite skincare products, this e-commerce platform integrates simplicity with elegance The central focus of the website is a user-centered design that promotes a seamless shopping experience, underpinned by secure WooCommerce functionality. With careful attention to SEO, each product page serves both as a customer education touchpoint and a beacon to enhance online discoverability. Community engagement is at the heart of Dermoco's content strategy, fostering brand loyalty through an interactive blog.
Receiving positive feedback from a client is always a great reminder of why I enjoy building for the web. Grateful for the trust and the opportunity to bring their vision to life. Every review motivates me to keep refining my craft and creating websites that combine thoughtful design with smooth, engaging interactions. Thank you, Talporti, for the kind words and support!
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One of my projects.
The Fingo team worked with me on the Fifty Brook Green website. I got to create some interactive parts.
Here are the things I did:
• A hero section with an animation that changes shape.
• Two custom sliders that you can play with.
• Animations that show images in a way making the site feel more lively.
The hero starts as a visual that takes up the whole screen. As you load the page it moves a bit. When you scroll down for the time it changes into a rounded shape making a smooth transition that pulls you into the site.
I like making animations that feel smooth and nice. That make the site better, without being too much.
I built it with GSAP.
D:eveloped a portfolio website for Daniel Cantero, a multidisciplinary sonologist, audiovisual engineer, and inventor.
The goal was to create an experience that reflects his innovative work through refined visuals, thoughtful interactions, and smooth animations. Every detail was crafted to make the website feel immersive while keeping the content clear and engaging.
A project I'm proud to have brought to life.