I monetize visitor traffic on several websites through affiliate marketing or creating websites for direct sales. I explore AI and delegate repetitive tasks as much as possible. SEO is still part of my work, but I work even more with Google Ads. Well-managed paid traffic is a safer bet in the long run!

Serve as CEO of SAS WEBINI, focusing on consultancy services for complex IT environments, with a particular emphasis on factory networks and security.Provide tailored IT solutions to clients in high-risk and industrial settings, ensuring stability, scalability, and regulatory compliance.

Led the entire technology strategy and execution, ensuring the security and uptime of critical high-traffic systems.Managed a team of front-end and back-end developers, coordinating closely with marketing, advertising, and content teams.Developed and maintained a Postfix email server capable of sending 100 000 emails per day, with high deliverability and compliance with anti-spam regulations.Drove Facebook Ads campaigns with a monthly spend of over €15,000, optimizing for ROI while managing high-risk payment channels.Directed the design and implementation of secure, high-availability network architectures.

Setting up a physical workshop for computer repair and maintenance for professionals.Implementation of an SEO strategy to rank for top keywords in my region for my company.Outsourcing for Paul Sanchez @seoblackout.Prospecting and customer retention.Consultancy services in computer systems.Recruiting employees.Team management.Sale of the company in 2017 for a more technical and ambitious reorientation.

Prospecting and customer retention.Technical services in computer systems.Deployment of Active Directory networks.Apple certification.

Deployment of the developments from the dev team in Barcelona.Rollback and testing in production.Bash scripting.Linux system administration.

As part of my ERE training program in partnership with Thales:System administration for AD networks.Exchange server management.Linux administration: Setting up an automated process for renting video game servers on a fleet of Linux dedicated servers in a data center.