Design, SEO and customer acquisition

Web development encompasses several essential stages in the creation of a high-performance website. It all starts with design, where user needs are analyzed to define the site’s structure and interface. Next, development takes the form of functionality programming, whether for the front-end, visible to the user, or the back-end, which manages data.

Optimization comes last, aiming to improve speed, security and user experience, while guaranteeing good visibility on search engines through SEO. This ongoing process enables us to adapt our sites to technological developments and user expectations.

SEO optimization and natural referencing strategy are essential to improve a website’s visibility on search engines.

This involves optimizing both the technical elements of the site, such as loading speed and URL structure, and the content, using relevant keywords and improving the user experience. A good SEO strategy also requires careful attention to backlinks, analysis of site performance, and ongoing adaptation to changes in search engine algorithms. The aim is to increase the site’s relevance in the eyes of search engines, while offering a fluid and intuitive navigation for users.

Managing an advertising campaign involves designing ads tailored to precise audience segments, adjusting budgets in real time and tracking conversions to optimize the acquisition of qualified leads.

Remarketing on an ad platform relies on the analysis of browsing behavior and the delivery of personalized messages to encourage visitors to return and increase engagement.

Campaign performance analysis is based on conversion indicators, channel identification and ongoing ad optimization to maximize the profitability of advertising investments.







Use of firewalls and intrusion detection systems
These tools monitor and control network traffic to prevent external and internal attacks, thus protecting sensitive data.
Data encryption
Encryption ensures that sensitive information is unreadable by any unauthorized person, even in the event of unauthorized access.
Multi-factor authentication (MFA)
This adds an extra level of security by requiring multiple forms of identification before granting access to a system or information.