# Web agency in Tortolì and Ogliastra > Web agency in Tortolì and Ogliastra, Sardinia: multilingual websites, e-commerce, apps, logos, SEO and ads for excursions and local food producers. Page: https://www.studiojem.it/en/sardinia/tortoli/ Multilingual websites, e-commerce, bookings, apps, logos, graphic design, SEO, social media and campaigns for those who sell Ogliastra to people choosing it from far away. Tortolì is the main town of Ogliastra, and Ogliastra is the part of Sardinia that takes the most effort to reach: two and a half hours from Cagliari, three from Olbia, a port at Arbatax with the Rocce Rosse, the Trenino Verde climbing inland. Above it sits Baunei with Cala Goloritzé, reached on foot or by boat from Santa Maria Navarrese, the Gorropu gorge, the villages with more centenarians than anywhere in the world, Cannonau di Jerzu. Ogliastra's market is **a market of people who chose it**. Nobody ends up here by chance: whoever arrives has planned, read, compared, and decided to make the drive for something that does not exist elsewhere. **The customer plans from far away**, often in German or French, months ahead, and reads a great deal before writing. **The product is rare** and travels badly: beaches cannot be shipped, but wine, culurgiones and pistoccu bread can. And **the season is long** compared with the rest of the coast, because walkers also come in May and October. ## No project in Ogliastra yet Here **we don't have a project in the portfolio yet**, and we say so in writing. We bring work done elsewhere for the same problems: the brand for [Sarda Trips](/en/work/sarda-trips/), which sells excursions to people deciding from home; the site through which [Punta Falcone Resort](/en/work/punta-falcone-resort/) takes room nights without a portal; the labels for [Cantine Nuraghe Antigori](/en/work/cantine-antigori/), six wines that have to be chosen by people who will never visit the winery. A boat to Goloritzé and a bottle of Cannonau are sold the same way. ## Writing for people who plan People who choose Ogliastra read: how to get to Goloritzé, whether Gorropu needs booking, how many hours' drive from Olbia, whether the village has a restaurant open in May. These are long questions, and the page that takes them seriously, with real answers in the right language, is the one that gets the booking. A listing with the room and the price is not enough for someone deciding whether to drive for three hours. Those who sell experiences also have the sea and the wind to deal with: the boat that stays in port, the limited places, the refund. There the site becomes a management tool with the calendar and the weather built in. The closest sectors are [tourism and experiences](/en/sectors/tourism-experiences/), [hotels and resorts](/en/sectors/hotels-resorts/) and [food and wineries](/en/sectors/food-wineries/); the services to start from are a multilingual [website](/en/services/websites/) and [e-commerce](/en/services/ecommerce/) for the products. The [online quote](/en/quote/) takes two minutes, and our reply comes with costs and timing. ## Services - **Websites** — An excursion agency in Baunei, a hotel in Arbatax, an agriturismo in Jerzu: websites in Ogliastra speak to people who chose the hard Sardinia, the one three hours' drive away, and want to know in advance what to expect and how to book. - **E-commerce** — Cannonau di Jerzu, culurgiones, pistoccu bread, olive oil: Ogliastra's products sell to people who have been here and want to come back at the table. E-commerce in Tortolì takes them to the mainland with shipping by weight, real stock and a cold chain where it is needed. - **SEO and Google visibility** — "Cala Goloritzé how to get there", "Gorropu hike", "Ogliastra hotel": these searches come from people planning a trip, not a weekend. SEO here answers the long questions, in Italian and in German, and measures every month which ones bring bookings. - **Social media** — The Rocce Rosse, the boat beneath the Goloritzé pinnacle, the Trenino Verde: Ogliastra has images no other coast has, and social media management here plans them month by month for people deciding on a trip, not a day out. - **Ads** — Google Ads in Ogliastra for an audience that plans: campaigns from January on travel searches, in German, French and English, to bring the booking to the property's or the agency's own site. At the end of the month, the cost of each booking. - **App development** — Boat departures from Santa Maria Navarrese, guides for Gorropu, limited places and the weather: app development in Ogliastra means a management tool for those selling experiences where the sea and the wind decide, with the data staying with the operator. ## How we work Tortolì is two and a half hours from Cagliari and three from Olbia, and with Ogliastra we budget for the distance: the first meeting is held there, in front of the property or in the winery, and then the project continues remotely, in short stages, with something finished to open at every round. Hosts go live before January, when the Germans choose; producers before Christmas. If you are looking for a web agency in Tortolì, a digital agency or a communications agency in Ogliastra, this is how we work. ## FAQ ### Have you worked in Ogliastra? Not yet, and we say so. We bring work done for the same trade: the brand for Sarda Trips, which sells excursions; for Punta Falcone Resort, the site that takes room nights without a portal; for Cantine Nuraghe Antigori, the labels of a wine bought far from the winery. ### How do you sell a place that is hard to reach? By saying so, and explaining what you get in return: the beach without umbrellas, the gorge, the village of centenarians. People come to Ogliastra on purpose, and the page that understands this takes the booking from someone who has already decided to drive for three hours. ### Do languages matter here too? Yes, more than elsewhere: the Germans and French who choose Ogliastra plan from home months ahead, and read the page in their own language before they write. Each language has its own page and its own searches.