Final Verdict
0/100
A 'Technical Product Strategist' portfolio that apparently took an 8-year sabbatical between 2017 and 2025, proving that even with '20+ years of experience,' you can still produce a site that looks like a high-end LinkedIn profile having an identity crisis.
Impression
55
The design is 'Professional Consultant Chic'—which is code for 'I used a minimalist template so you won't notice my portfolio has an 8-year void between the 2017 OsserMare project and the 2025 Tuscany Fish Art site. What happened, Marco? Did the internet go out in Livorno for a decade?
Portfolio time-traveling
Performance
70
You claim expertise in 'WordPress, PHP, and JAMstack,' yet this is a one-pager that could have been hand-coded in Notepad by a 20-year-old. Using a 'robust system' for a site that just lists your email is like buying a Ferrari to drive to the mailbox.
Over-engineered simplicity
SEO
52
Your meta title is a mouthful: 'Marco Longobardi - Digital Consultant & Technical Product Strategist.' It’s less of a brand and more of a desperate attempt to rank for every buzzword in the LinkedIn dictionary. We get it, you do things.
Keyword stuffing the title
Copywriting
30
Quoting verbatim: 'Trasformiamo le tue idee in soluzioni scalabili e di impatto.' This is the 'Live, Laugh, Love' of the tech world. If I had a Satoshi for every consultant who promised 'scalability' and 'impact,' I’d be retired in Tuscany too.
Generic corporate word-salad
Trust
40
You list 'Product Development Director' at Sercanto until 2025, yet your featured portfolio highlights 'Sito web Cluster Big' from March 2016. Showing 9-year-old work to prove you're a 'Technical Strategist' in 2026 is like a doctor bragging about a successful leeching session from the 1800s.
The Great Portfolio Gap