Giovanni L.

Thank you for visiting my profile. My name is Giovanni Luglietto, and I’m a native Italian speaker with over 10 years of experience as a content writer and translator from English and Japanese into Italian. Over the years, my expertise has expanded to include SEO and GEO best practices, allowing me to deliver tailored, high-quality content for a wide range of needs. What can i do for you? ↓ I am a linguist and a translator specializing in English and Japanese translations and localization into Italian. That's not all, though, as my career led me into content writing allowing me to work across a wide range of industries such as crypto, tech, iGaming, drinks, videogames and more. With over ten years of experience, I bring precision, adaptability and subject-matter depth to every project, confidently covering complex topix across diverse niches. As a content writer my goal is to deliver the best content to the client, according to my own or a previous SEO strategy. Being also a SEO specialist, I have a broad comprehension of the field and can provide a laser focused insight on strategic search optimization and how to structure, present and promote web pages for maximum performance. I regularly work with competitive market tools such as SurferSEO, AccuRanker, and Ahrefs, as well as the latest generative AI tools, to boost productivity while maintaining accuracy, quality, and strategic intent. I am a highly focused individual, deeply respectful of deadlines. If i commit to a project, you can be confident it will be delivered on time and fully aligned with your requirements. Do you want to know more about me? ↓ I studied at the University of Napoli "L'Orientale" and graduated in English and Japanese languages in 2013. Then I started in the same university with my master's degree in East Asian languages, continuing to improve my Japanese, and graduated during the 2016/2017 academic year. During my academic career, I also won a scholarship to study in Japan at the Tokyo University of Foreign Languages 東京外語大学 (Tokyo Gaikokugo Daigaku), during the academic year 2015/2016.