Your specialisation
You take care of what you know best and what you are passionate about.
Partner network
Do what you do best. For the rest, we can work together.
Photo and video, social media, design, development: every professional has their own field. When a project requires other skills, we involve the right people.
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The skills needed
When something else is needed, we involve the complementary skills best suited to the project.
A shared project
The different skills work together, when needed, to achieve a better result.
We collaborate when needed, on the right project.
Your specialisation has room here.
Different professionals and businesses, to be involved according to the project's needs.
Photo and video
Production of images
and video content.
Social and content
Communication, copy
and channel management.
Design
Visual identity, interfaces
and user experience.
Development
Websites, e-commerce, web apps
and integrations.
Strategy
Goals, priorities and growth
paths.
Specialists
SEO, advertising and other
dedicated skills.
When it makes sense
A project may ask for more than your specialisation.
You can keep doing your work and involve other skills when they are needed.
Examples of collaboration
If you work with photo and video
You handle the shooting. Other professionals
can take care of the website and the distribution
of the content.
If you manage social media
You can team up with someone who produces video
or builds a landing page for the campaign.
If you build websites and apps
You can focus on the technology
and involve those who handle design, copy
and communication.
Real projects, a clear point of contact.
You bring your specialisation into projects already under way with real companies.
250+
Clients served
Real projects to work on, from online presence to internal tools.
30+
Years of experience
Across technology, communication and processes: a point of contact who coordinates the skills involved.
All of Italy
Decentralised team
We collaborate remotely, project by project.
Before starting
Agreed roles
Tasks, responsibilities and terms are defined together, before getting started.
Before starting
Collaborating well starts with clear agreements.
Every project has different needs.
We decide together how to organise ourselves.
Who does what
We define tasks,
responsibilities and deliverables.
Who looks after the client
We agree on a point of contact
and how to communicate.
Timing and fees
We pin down deadlines
and terms before starting.
How we coordinate
We choose tools and check-in
moments that suit the project.
First we get to know each other. Then we assess a project.
Collaboration happens when skills and needs meet.
- 1
We get to know each other
We tell each other what we do
and how we work. - 2
We find common ground
We identify where our
skills complement each other. - 3
We define the project
We agree roles, timing
and terms. - 4
We work together
We start and assess
how to continue.
You can start from a single project.
Collaboration is flexible: you can involve us for a specific project and, if it makes sense, carry on together.
Frequently asked questions
A network, without having to do everything together.
Collaboration is assessed based
on skills and on the project.
Do we have to collaborate on every project?
No. Everyone keeps working in their own field. We team up when complementary skills are needed.
Can I propose a project of my own?
Yes. If you have a project that requires other skills, we decide together who to involve.
How do we define roles and fees?
Before starting, project by project: we pin down tasks, deadlines and terms.
Who maintains the relationship with the client?
We agree it before starting: we define a point of contact for the client and how to communicate.
Can we start from a single job?
Yes. You can involve us for a specific project and, if it makes sense, carry on together.
Tell us what you do.
Let's see where we can complement each other.
Whether you have a project in mind or simply want to get to know us, let's start with a conversation.
Your expertise
Your way of working
Collaboration opportunities
Let's get to know each other
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