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RocketSEO — SEO promotion and web development from Chisinau, Moldova

SEO-агенція з 16+ роками досвіду, Google Partner. 30+ кейсів за категоріями дизайн / розробка / SEO / підтримка, власні проєкти у США, Європі та Австралії.

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RocketSEO is a full-service agency from Chisinau that has been doing SEO promotion, web development, and paid traffic in the Moldovan, Romanian and EU markets since 2008. Its own portfolio lists more than 70 completed projects across the categories “Design”, “Development”, “SEO”, “Support”, “Redesign” and “Refactoring”; the team is a certified Google Partner, and its key specialists have taken part in officially establishing the SEO Specialist profession in Moldova.

Our role in the project is comprehensive support for the agency’s own corporate site: maintaining the WordPress backend, expanding sections (services, portfolio, testimonials), and technical optimisation of the hero block with its illustrative 3D background and the pricing block within the request form.

The hero as a positioning statement

The homepage opens with a bold typographic claim, “We are optimisers”, on a light-blue background — a standard lead-gen conversion pattern with a “Submit a request” CTA that anchors down to the form below via an ID anchor. Next to the headline are three clip-art figures of the agency’s key specialists (Project Manager, Head of SEO, SEO Team Lead) and a decorative rocket with a trajectory line. The hero doesn’t try to “sell” functionality — it sells the people behind the project, which for a service business matters more than yet another stock growth-metrics visual.

Below the hero is a compact block, “We build websites and promote them on Google”, with three bullet points: 16+ years in SEO, its own successful projects in the US / Europe / Australia, and certified Google Partner status. It’s a short E-E-A-T sequence: experience, geography, platform validation. All three claims have a clickable proof point (the founder’s profile at konovalov.md, a link to the Google Partners page).

Services: six directions — one grid

The “We move your business forward” block contains three large coloured cards with the three main directions — SEO promotion, website development, niche analysis and strategy — each leading to its own service landing page. Less “mass-market” services (link building, PPC, SMM, UX/UI optimisation) live in the navigation dropdown and in the form’s select field, so they don’t overload the homepage but stay available for direct search.

RocketSEO — the services block, three coloured cards with the main directions — The three main service cards are colour-coded — orange, lime and blue — so the eye scans the choice instantly. The expanded catalogue (link building, ads, SMM, audit) is moved into the navigation to keep the hero fold uncluttered.

SEO promotion

The flagship product. The service landing page covers audits, technical SEO, content strategy, link building, local SEO, e-commerce promotion — positioned as “16+ years of invaluable experience promoting sites in the most competitive niches”.

Website development

A separate service with an e-commerce focus — its own page, razrabotka-saitov/. The team runs projects from concept through launch, including ongoing support (hence the abundance of “#Support” tags in the portfolio — repeat upsells on the same project).

Niche analysis and SEO strategy

A separate product for clients with large budgets in competitive niches. It leads to analiz-nishi-i-seo-strategiya/ — a distinct funnel for clients who haven’t yet decided whether they’re ready for a full SEO cycle.

Link building

Broken out into the main menu (the only service to earn a direct nav item rather than a dropdown entry). It’s a signal — link building isn’t hidden inside the SEO bundle here, it’s sold as a standalone product.

A wall of clients — social proof by volume

Instead of the traditional “logo strip of 8–10 brands”, the agency displays a static bento grid with dozens of clients — Maximum, Maxat Hybrid Repair, Joma, Politeh Construct, GAZ Management Consulting; coloured and black-and-white tiles alternate. Each tile is an uneven size (a packed grid), breaking the monotony and keeping large brands from getting lost in the crowd.

RocketSEO — a wall of clients, a bento grid of logos — A bento grid instead of a traditional logo marquee — every tile has a different size and background, giving a sense of scale (dozens of logos) without visual fatigue.

The team as the face of the service

The “team thoughts” block is three large slick cards with portraits and quotes from the Project Manager (Kristina Dimitriu), Head of SEO (Maxim Konovalov), and SEO Team Lead (Kirill Larkin). This isn’t a formal “meet the team” grid, but a three-slide sequence of substantial quotes about the work — effectively a short interview in an ad-block format.

RocketSEO — a team slider with quotes — A slick carousel of three cards. The photos sit in graphic frames, each with its own colour-pattern backdrop (blue / purple / lime), visually differentiating the team members.

The client’s voice on camera

The “Best review — a working product” section combines two types of social proof: four client video interviews via Vimeo (Daniela Culev, Irina Feshchenko, Olga Odobescu, Alexander Solomon) and their short text quotes under the video players. This is a format where a user can quickly read the key point, and someone more interested can press play.

RocketSEO — text reviews with client photos — Two cards with a text review and a round portrait with a play icon. Clicking through to Vimeo opens in a lightbox, so the user never leaves the landing page’s context.

A request form with budget qualification

The “Promotion request” form is a low-friction conversion option: name, company, phone, email, plus two smart-selects — service type (SEO / audit / website / ads / UX / SMM) and a budget range (“from €700” / “from €1,400” / “from €2,500” / “unlimited budget”). The budget select both qualifies the lead (filters out mismatches) and sets a psychological anchor price for the lead themselves — even the lowest bracket, €700, frames expectations against the market.

RocketSEO — a promotion request form with a budget range — The budget-qualification select in the form is a required field. This isn’t “let’s discuss it” — it’s a filter on the way in that saves pre-sales hours.

A portfolio as a separate funnel

The /cases/ page is a standalone landing page with its own H1, “Modern solutions”, and category filters: design (19), development (29), SEO (9), support (11), redesign (1), refactoring (1). More than 70 projects in total, opening either as internal case pages under /blog/case/ or as direct links to the client’s own site (ihost.md, buffalosteakhouse.md). The mixed architecture isn’t an oversight — it’s a strategy: the internal page pulls SEO traffic to the agency’s own brand, while the external link is social proof that “they work in real, live conditions”.

RocketSEO — a portfolio with category filters — Portfolio cards are large visual tiles with the client’s typographic logo set against a product shot (Tandem — furniture, Medpark — a clinic, Pegas — a steakhouse). Filters switch through a query string without a page reload.

The blog as a content-marketing channel

At the bottom of the homepage are three cards with the latest blog posts: “Plumbing and tiles in Moldova — who tops Google”, “Car insurance in Moldova — who tops Google”, and “The SEO Specialist profession is now official in Moldova! Here’s how we got it done”. The first two are data-driven niche analyses (a telling format: a top-20 site list, keyword potential, organic traffic trends) that both demonstrate the team’s expertise and serve as lead magnets. The third piece — about lobbying for the SEO Specialist profession to be recognised in Moldova’s state occupational classifier — showcases the agency’s political weight in the niche community.

Outcome

A corporate landing page that works simultaneously as a credentials page (experience, credentials, geography), a services menu (6 products), and a qualification funnel (a form with a budget select). On the homepage, social proof appears in three formats: a client bento grid, video testimonials, and team quotes. A separate /cases/ section with filters works as a standalone SEO asset, driving organic traffic to client brands and looping it back to the agency.