Crítica Bits
We review down to the last byte
A Spanish-language digital magazine covering technology, hardware, video games, film and literature. It publishes in-depth reviews (from the RTX 5070 to 'Neuromancer'), retro tech retrospectives (Commodore 64, Atari 2600, Game Boy) and cultural criticism, all organized into themed sections.
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Launching an editorial outlet that could publish quickly and grow its audience and organic visibility.
We set the publication up on WordPress with a category architecture, author profiles, comments, a newsletter and the analytics and social integrations needed to publish and grow.
What we built
Six sections: components, video games, technology, devices, software and miscellany
Author profiles, comments and newsletter subscription
Analytics and social media integration
The project in numbers
mobile Lighthouse score on review pages
editorial categories with their own SEO architecture
rating from the editorial team
Results, not promises
The magazine launched with an editorial identity you recognize on the first scroll: retro covers, bold typography and a category architecture that drives one read into the next. Average session time and pages per visit have been well above the industry average since month one.
“We write killer reviews and we needed a website to match. They nailed the tone: irreverent on the outside, flawless underneath. Publishing is a pleasure and readers stick around for three more articles.”
What it is built with
Chosen out of need, not for hype. Built on WordPress.
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