Rankxi was founded after a recurring frustration: watching talented restaurateurs and
hardworking estate agents spend thousands of euros on websites that simply didn't perform.
Beautiful sites, professionally designed — sitting on page 4 of Google, generating zero
inbound leads, requiring constant maintenance calls.
The problem wasn't the designers. It was the brief. Most web agencies are hired to make
something that looks good. SEO is an afterthought, or something a different vendor is
supposed to handle separately. The result is a fragmented process where no single person
is accountable for the outcome that actually matters: does this website generate business?
We built Rankxi around a different premise. A website is not a brochure — it's a
salesperson who works 24 hours a day. It should be measured on how many enquiries it
generates, how many reservations it drives, how many leads it converts. Everything else
— the design, the copy, the technical architecture — is in service of that goal.
We chose to specialise in two industries — restaurants and real estate — because deep
specialisation produces better results. We know the search behaviours, the competitive
landscapes, the conversion patterns, and the content strategies that work in these
sectors. We don't try to be everything to everyone.