Final Verdict
0/100
A regional Italian agency that thinks keyword stuffing their title tag like a 2005 deli menu constitutes an 'SEO strategy' while still proudly linking to their Foursquare profile.
Impression
45
The site looks like a WordPress theme that’s been fighting for its life since the iPhone 4 era. You claim to be 'creative minds,' but your footer still features a link to Foursquare—nobody has 'checked in' to a web agency since Obama's first term.
Stuck in 2012 digital purgatory
Performance
30
I detected a metric ton of tracking bloat including Google Analytics, Spring Metrics, Smartsupp, SmartLook, and Pingdom. You're monitoring your 12 monthly visitors with more intensity than a nuclear reactor's core.
Tracking script graveyard
SEO
25
Your meta title 'Studio Wasabi® | Web | Seo | Social Media | Lucca, Toscana' is so thirsty for Google's attention it’s practically harassment. Also, quoting your physical address in the meta description is a great way to tell users 'I have no idea how CTR works.'
Keyword stuffing title tag
Copywriting
40
Calling communication your 'pane quotidiano' (daily bread) is the most overused phrase in Italian business history. It’s the linguistic equivalent of a stock photo of two guys in suits shaking hands.
Cliché Italian business speak
Trust
50
Your project description for 'Solevento' mentions replacing a site 'previously made in Flash.' Bragging about technology that’s been dead for half a decade doesn't scream 'future-proof digital solutions.'
Flash-era portfolio references