TL;DR: Pistakkio is a Florence SEO agency. Its founder, Fabrizio Gabrielli, runs a Linkie page with a Contact button, a 15-minute booking calendar, a newsletter signup and his podcast player. The page sends people to the main site and gets them to book a call, and he prefers Linkie to the alternatives.
Who Pistakkio is
Pistakkio is a boutique SEO and GEO agency in Florence and Montecatini Terme, Italy. Fabrizio’s site says he has 17 years in the industry, a cap of 15 active clients, and a podcast, Roba da SEO, with more than 160 episodes published since 2021. He’s not an influencer. He runs an agency tied to the area where he lives, and he’s fine with that.
He bought a Linkie lifetime plan. His page is at linkie.bio/pistakkio.
What an SEO company puts on a link in bio
Most link in bio pages are a stack of buttons. Fabrizio’s is built around one outcome, and he said it plainly: when someone opens the link, they should land on his site and, ideally, contact him.
So the order matters. A green Contact button sits at the top, in his brand color. Right under it is a 15-minute booking calendar from TidyCal, embedded in the page, so a visitor can pick a slot without leaving. Below that, a button to his blog and one to the agency site. A bell icon in the corner opens a newsletter signup, with a consent checkbox, for his SEO updates. The last block is a Spotify player with an episode of Roba da SEO, number 163, on AI agents and cybersecurity.
It’s four embeds and two buttons. The part worth copying is the choice of what goes first, which is the thing a consultant is actually selling: a conversation.
Why he picked linkie.bio
His reason isn’t a feature. It’s the name. In his words, translated from Italian: as an SEO, he looks hard at naming and at how a domain alone sets you apart on the web. He liked that the address ends in .bio, because it tells you at once that this is a lean, fast page, “not necessarily a website, just a landing page” that presents a person or a business. He also said the service delivers on that: “snello e veloce,” lean and fast, built well and reliable.
He likes what he calls no-frills services, and he doesn’t need YouTuber numbers. A consulting site, in his view, “must be a place of arrival that conveys trust.” He prefers Linkie over the more famous alternatives.
Does Google index a Linkie page?
Yes. Pistakkio’s page has a custom title, a meta description he wrote himself, a share image he uploaded, and a canonical pointing at itself, with no noindex in its meta tags. Search Console shows linkie.bio/pistakkio with 2,325 impressions, 1 click and an average position of 13.4 over the six months to mid-October 2026.
If you’re an SEO company thinking about this, treat the page as a second result for your own name that points at your main site.
How it compares for an agency
Three things decide whether a link in bio page works for an SEO company: whether another company’s branding is on it, whether you control how it appears in search, and whether you can put it on your own domain.
Linkie | Linktree | |
|---|---|---|
No provider branding on your page | Free. There’s no Linkie branding on any plan | Pro, $144 a year billed annually |
Edit the page title, description and share image | Yes. Pistakkio’s page has all three set | “SEO Settings” are listed from Pro up |
Your own domain | Plus, $9 a month for one page | Not listed on the pricing page |
Embed a booking calendar | Yes. Pistakkio uses TidyCal | Not compared here |
Newsletter signup on the page | Yes. Pistakkio has it on | Not compared here |
Linktree data as of August 30 and October 21, 2026. Linkie data as of October 21, 2026.
What else Linkie can add for an SEO company
Pistakkio’s page lives at linkie.bio/pistakkio. Linkie’s Plus plan, $9 a month for one page, puts the page on your own domain, so an agency can use an address like links.youragency.com and keep its own name in the URL. Plus also adds advanced analytics and smart links, and it includes email collection, which Pistakkio already uses for its newsletter.
For an agency with several clients or brands, Multi runs five pages for $29 a month.
One link, two audiences
The same short link also sits on his Suno profile. Suno is where he makes AI-assisted songs as a personal project, separate from the agency, and every use of them needs his authorization. Someone who finds a song and wants to collaborate gets the same page as someone who finds the agency, with the contact button at the top.
That’s a decent habit for any consultant with a side interest. You keep one address, and the page decides what to show first.
FAQ
Is a link in bio useful for an SEO company?
If you have a destination worth sending people to, yes. Pistakkio uses it as a hand-off to the main site and a booking page, not as a site of its own.
Does Google index linkie.bio pages?
Pistakkio’s page is indexed and shows in Google results, below his main site.
Fabrizio’s page is at linkie.bio/pistakkio. If you run an agency and want a page like it, start with a free Linkie page.
