# Web agency in Villasimius

> Web agency in Villasimius, Sardinia: websites, e-commerce, apps, logos, SEO, social media and ads for hotels, dive centres and restaurants.

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Websites with booking, multilingual SEO and campaigns, social media, e-commerce, apps, logos and graphic design for the hotels, dive centres and restaurants of Capo Carbonara.

Villasimius stands at the south-eastern corner of Sardinia, inside the
Capo Carbonara marine protected area: Porto Giunco with the Notteri
lagoon behind it, Punta Molentis, Simius, the Fortezza Vecchia on the
headland. The town has fewer than four thousand inhabitants and some of
the largest hotels on the island, and it is fifty minutes from Cagliari,
which is the fact that sets it apart from every other seaside resort.

Here **the market is double**. There are those who arrive from abroad
for a week, choose in January and pay the high price; and there are the
people of Cagliari, who decide on Friday evening where to spend the
weekend and book from their phones. Two audiences, two languages, two
calendars. **Quality is the yardstick**: with the marine protected area
limiting boats and access, Villasimius cannot sell numbers, so it sells
care. And **the comparison is with the five-stars**: anyone looking for
a hotel here sees the resorts of Capo Boi and Timi Ama first, and every
small property is measured against those listings.

## No project here yet, and we say so

In Villasimius **we don't have a project in the portfolio yet**. What
we bring is work done for the same market on the other coast: [Punta
Falcone Resort](/en/work/punta-falcone-resort/), a four-star with direct
booking in place of the portals; [Your
Charter](/en/work/your-charter/), which sells boats and weeks on board
to an international clientele; [Sarda Trips](/en/work/sarda-trips/),
which sells excursions online. The crux is identical: a good property
in a place full of good properties, and a booking that has to arrive
direct.

## Selling the weekend and selling the week

The weekender from Cagliari wants three things: to know whether there
is room, what Saturday and Sunday cost, and to book in a minute. The
foreign guest staying a week wants to understand the beach, the distance
from the airport, what happens in the evening, and wants it in their own
language. A single site can serve both if it is built with that split in
mind: the fast page for the weekend, the long listing for the week,
separate campaigns for each.

The same goes for those who do not let rooms. A dive centre at Capo
Carbonara sells capped outings; a Porto Giunco restaurant sells tables
that in July are gone by eight. These are places that run out, and the
site has to know it. The closest sectors are [hotels and
resorts](/en/sectors/hotels-resorts/),
[restaurants](/en/sectors/restaurants/) and [tourism and
experiences](/en/sectors/tourism-experiences/); the service to start
from is a [website](/en/services/websites/) that takes bookings,
followed by [SEO](/en/services/seo/) on the two questions. Two minutes
on the [online quote](/en/quote/) and you get costs and timing back.

## Services

- **Websites** — In Villasimius you are compared with the big resorts of Capo Boi and Timi Ama: the website of a family-run hotel, a dive centre or a Porto Giunco restaurant has to stand that comparison, with real photos, clear prices and booking on the page.
- **SEO and Google visibility** — "Villasimius hotel", "Capo Carbonara diving", "ristorante Villasimius pesce": these searches start from Cagliari on a Friday and from Milan in March. SEO here separates the two questions and gives each its own page, measured every month.
- **Branding and logo** — Between flamingos, towers and granite, the brands of the south-east blur into one another. Branding in Villasimius is for a property that wants to sit beside the five-stars without copying them: a mark of its own, as solid on a buoy as on a Booking listing.
- **Social media** — The Notteri lagoon with its flamingos, the Fortezza Vecchia, the boats at Punta Molentis: social media management in Villasimius shows the marine protected area to people looking it up in winter, with a monthly plan and photos taken by you.
- **Ads** — Google Ads in Villasimius on two catchments: weekenders from Cagliari from April to October, and foreign visitors who book their week from January. Separate campaigns, separate budgets, and at the end of the month the cost of each booking for each catchment.
- **App development** — Boat trips capped by the marine area, numbered umbrellas, tables on the beach: apps in Villasimius manage places that run out. Online booking with the right limit, payment and reminders, and data that stays with the property.

## How we work

Villasimius is an hour from Cagliari and we hold the first meeting there, at the property, in low season. Then the project runs remotely in short stages, with something finished to open each time, and goes live before the spring bookings. Those who work with Cagliari's weekenders have a second window: you can also start in May, for the autumn. For anyone looking for a web agency in Villasimius, a digital agency or a communications agency in Sarrabus, the method stays the same.

## FAQ

### Have you worked in Villasimius?

Not yet, and we say so. We bring the work done for the same trade on the other coast: Punta Falcone Resort, a four-star with direct booking; Your Charter, which sells boats and weeks on board; Sarda Trips, which sells experiences and for which we designed the brand.

### How do you compete with the international resorts?

Not on their ground. A twenty-room hotel wins on the things a resort cannot say: the owner who answers, the beach within walking distance, the price with no package. The site has to say them on the first screen, in the languages of the people searching.

### Do weekenders from Cagliari count?

They count from April to October, and they book on Thursday evening from their phones. They need the local page, fast, with weekend availability and a button that books, not the site designed for the German planning in January.