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Challenge

Who Killed Bambi had projects, members, and concert activity spread across multiple platforms. That made it difficult for arrangers, press, and collaborators to get a clear overview of the ensemble's work.

Solution

I translated the ensemble's visual direction into a functional website in close collaboration with their designer. The result was a structured platform where projects, members, and concert activity live in one place without losing the artistic identity.

Result

The result is a clear digital home where audiences and industry contacts can quickly understand the ensemble's profile and follow new projects, concerts, and collaborations in a structure that is easy to maintain.

Challenge

Mathilde's work was spread across social media, printed programs, and scattered mentions online. That made it difficult for arrangers, musical directors, and collaborators to get a clear view of her experience and projects.

Solution

We gathered her productions, collaborations, and ensembles into one structured artist profile built around her own name. We also made contact simple and visually integrated, so relevant collaborators can reach out without friction.

Result

After launch, the site gradually gained more visibility for searches related to Mathilde's name and associated projects. Google Search Console showed an increase in both impressions and clicks, resulting in a clearer digital profile that makes her work easier to discover and easier to contact.

Challenge

StageReady needed its own digital base that could work as portfolio, service entry point, and clear niche positioning for musicians and artists.

Solution

I built the studio site as a combination of guides, comparison pages, packages, cases, and niche positioning so the site can build trust, traffic, and inquiries at the same time.

Result

The result is a unified platform that shows how StageReady works, what is offered, and why the studio is specialized in websites for musicians and artists.