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. I also enjoy listening to stand-ups by Gabriel Iglesias, Jim Jefferies, Sean Lock (R.I.P.), and Jimmy Carr.
I am a substantial local patriot. I love my Boka Kotorska, and I can brag about its beauty, bays, sea, mountains, immense history, 2000+ years old towns, and rarely happening - swimming in the warm sea while there is still snow ~1750 meters above me.
As this is a fairly new page, I've noticed its ranking for the keyword SEO Evangelist. Even though I started using that description on the ProcessWire forum and LinkedIn, I needed to explain what's behind it.
As someone who loves deeper meaning, I chose this expression because the four apostles were fishermen.. Even Melville wrote a beautiful classic, Moby Dick, with a deep meaning. Fishermen are ordinary, working-class individuals.
It's all about their meaning and how far they can go: transformation, growth, perseverance, patience, faith, and trust.
And, of course, there's a punchline: The symbolism of fishing with nets and the sea is the same story I'm living - fishing online, and I was born and live by the sea.
For me, it's a beautiful metaphor for my job and life.
I've been in SEO since the days of Altavista and AskJeeves, practically using carrier pigeons to deliver website content. I wrangle search engines with white-hat tactics smoother than a grandpa explaining the internet to his grandkids.
While these new SEO whippersnappers play with their fancy new plugins, I'm building websites from scratch, the old-fashioned way - with code that would make a Commodore 64 proud.
My brain feels like a Google Sheet- overflowing with ad data. So, I'm taking a vacation from spreadsheets as a full-time job and diving headfirst back into the SEO world, where the keywords are wild, and the content flows freely.
I have worked as an internet marketer since 2013 and have 10+ years of experience, mainly with B2B companies. After wrangling the Byzantine bureaucracies of famous brands, working with an SMB feels like playing with Legos. "Accessible mode unlocked!".
Sidenote: You may wonder why my website has no showcase section for all these famous clients. The truth is that I am not allowed to share anything because of the NDA contracts. I barely managed to place logos and tell who I worked for.
As a Strategic Manager with the best marketing tools, I gained and sustained an advantage. Contact me if you need campaign improvement, to raise your business, or to understand how it can work in your interest.
As I said, spreadsheets aren't my thing. I prefer diving deep into CRM data, crafting compelling emails, and running A/B tests. While I appreciate the impact of minor optimizations, I thrive on discovering groundbreaking ideas that truly revolutionize things.
I’m a strategy nerd on a mission to turn data into growth spurts. I explore uncharted opportunities, optimize strategies, and ensure that great ideas don’t just float - they become reality. With a mix of creativity, analytics, and convincing persuasion, I help businesses reach their full potential.
Project Management: I spearheaded a team of talented developers, guiding them in crafting perfectly optimized websites. Inefficient code and bloated database queries are my kryptonite. While I'm no Picasso, I collaborated effectively with designers, respecting their expertise to find the best UI/UX solutions.
Program Languages: As mentioned, I haven't coded seriously in a while, but I still have a solid understanding of languages like PHP and barely (it was a long time) Ruby on Rails. I often use HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Creative Tools: Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator.
SEO & SEM tools I use: In addition to custom ones I had access to, I mainly use Google Search Console, Analytics, Tag Manager, Google Ads (there is Keyword Planner), Data Studio, and Yandex.Direct (Russian market - now unpopular, but hey, I got experience), Bing Ads (Microsoft), Hubspot & Mailchimp, Ahrefs, SEMrush, and Screaming Frog. These are the most popular tools you have probably heard about.
Call me a bleeding-heart capitalist, all right? I'm not a fan of the red hammer and sickle vacation vibe, but I can't resist giving my free time away for some reason.
I spent ten years tinkering with Joomla! (big tech nerd alert), and the past seven years have been playing whack-a-mole with bureaucracy with this citizen group called Bokobran.
With Joomla! CMS, more than 4% of all websites are built, and the citizen initiative Bokobran is about protecting cultural heritage.
As a Growth and Innovation Manager and former SEO Evangelist, I bring a wealth of experience across digital marketing, strategic planning, and business growth. I've honed my skills through a variety of campaigns, including PPC, display advertising, and email marketing.
For the past two years, I’ve been diving deep into AI-driven strategies for SEO and SEM, exploring how evolving algorithms reshape SERP results and leveraging that knowledge to drive impactful growth.
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