I am the ultimate web traffic cop, directing users to my client's site with SEO strategies and using SEM tactics to pull over anyone who might miss the turn. And unlike real traffic cops, people are happy to see me coming.
(18+) I'm a car travel addict and the Michelangelo of sunburns, an artist who uses the sea breeze as a brush and the shade of the trees of the ever-shifting sun as a spotlight.
My canvas? The world, or at least the few hundred meters between my apartment and the beach.
When I'm not meticulously plotting the perfect sunshade-dappled nap location, I'm busy pondering life's big questions, like "Should I get another Long Island Iced Tea, or is that seagull judging me?"
I love to read in this particular order: Dostoevsky, Steinbeck, Kosiński, Rosling, Bulgakov, Huxley, Solzhenitsyn, Orwell, and Neruda—over and over. My humor tends to match stand-up from Gabriel Iglesias, Jim Jefferies, Sean Lock (R.I.P.), and Jimmy Carr.
I'm a local patriot. I love my Boka Kotorska. I’ll brag endlessly about its bays, its sea, the towering mountains, two-thousand-year-old towns, and the rare but real joy of swimming in warm coastal water while there's still snow 1,750 meters above me.
This page started ranking for SEO Evangelist, so here’s what that really means to me. I started using it years ago on the ProcessWire forum and LinkedIn—not as a job title, but a metaphor.
The apostles were fishermen. So was Melville’s Ishmael. They worked the sea with patience, timing, and persistence—same as good SEO. I was born by the sea and still live here. I fish online instead of with nets, but the rhythm is the same.
Because it's not just a job. It's about transformation, structure, perseverance, and trust. Fishing is strategic. SEO is too. It’s learning to work with an unpredictable system—and making it work for you.
I’ve been in SEO for 25 years—since the earliest days of search. From static HTML and server logs to modern AI-driven engines, I've seen it all and adapted without losing focus on what actually works.
While new SEO folks play with plugins, I’ve always preferred building things from scratch—code clean enough to run on a Commodore 64.
My brain still runs in spreadsheet logic, but I’m done treating Excel like a full-time job. These days, I’m back in the thick of SEO where the keywords are wild and the content still matters.
I’ve been in internet marketing since 2013. Mostly B2B. I’ve worked with big names under NDA, so I can’t name-drop much. I barely got the logos up.
After navigating corporate chaos, working with SMBs feels like play mode. And I mean that in the best way—more creativity, less politics.
I don't chase vanity metrics. I work with CRM data, write emails that convert, and test ideas until we hit something that shifts the outcome. I like when things move.
Over the years, I’ve led multilingual teams across 7 language markets, handling SEO and email marketing at scale. I’ve built systems that worked globally without falling apart locally.
At Web Growth Agency: Knowlegiate, I help build things that grow: scalable strategies, smart positioning, sharper business models. I prefer structured thinking and measurable outcomes. Strategy over speculation. Always.
I’ve worn both CTO and CMO hats—quietly, and without needing the title to do the job. I connect tech and marketing, structure and creativity, people and performance.
Project Management: I’ve led dev teams building fast, functional websites. Bad code and slow databases make me itch. I’m not a designer, but I work well with them—no ego, just results.
Programming Languages: Haven’t coded full-time in years, but I still speak PHP. Ruby on Rails is a distant memory. I still use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript when needed.
Creative Tools: Photoshop, Illustrator. Used practically, not religiously.
SEO & SEM Stack: Google Search Console, Analytics, Tag Manager, Ads, Keyword Planner, Data Studio, Bing Ads, Yandex.Direct (yes, even that), HubSpot, Mailchimp, Ahrefs, SEMrush, Screaming Frog—and some custom tools we built in-house for multilingual markets.
I spent 10 years with Joomla! from the very beginning—helping shape its direction, development, and community. Later, I joined Bokobran, a citizen group focused on protecting cultural heritage. It’s not for PR. It’s for the place I care about.
Today, I work as a Growth and Innovation Manager. I don’t do everything anymore—but what I do, I do right.
I specialize in diagnosing growth problems, building SEO and email systems that scale, and making AI-driven insights actually usable.
If you want someone to cut through the fluff and focus on what moves the needle, get in touch. If not, well—there’s always another Long Island Iced Tea and a better patch of shade down by the sea.
Elevate your online presence with expert solutions tailored to your success. Let’s discuss how I can help.
