ABOUT REMON GEYSER
Most website audits check parts.
I analyze how all 7 components work together.
For 15 years, I've analyzed marketing effectiveness using systematic research methodology: trained at Millward Brown with Fortune 500 clients, then 250+ research projects across 48 countries, and built a platform acquired by Mailchimp (2020).
Now I'm applying that same Fortune 500 research rigor to website optimization. The pattern I kept seeing: specialists optimize in isolation. Few coordinate.
That's what the STELLAR Method solves: comprehensive analysis across Strategy, Technical, Experience, Language, Leads, Analytics, and Readiness: revealing integration conflicts that specialists working in silos miss completely.
If you're a marketing director with 5 specialists giving you conflicting recommendations, a stretched team of 3-7 people, and executive pressure to improve conversions, this systematic approach ends the guessing.
15 Years
Analyzing Marketing Effectiveness
250+
Research Projects in 48 Countries
48
Countries Analyzed Marketing Effectiveness
Mailchimp
Platform Acquired (2020)
250+
Global Projects Delivered
48
Countries
Served
15+
Years analyzing marketing systems
Mailchimp
Sold proprietary IP in 2020
HI, I'M REMON GEYSER
Comprehensive Website Auditor & Creator of the STELLAR Audit
I'm obsessed with systematic analysis, finding what's actually broken when everyone else is guessing.
Most website problems aren't mysterious. They're predictable patterns that emerge when specialists optimize in isolation: SEO slows page speed. UX removes conversion copy. Speed fixes break mobile. Nobody coordinates.
This matters most when you're managing a marketing team of 3-7 people, juggling multiple specialist vendors, and your CEO is asking why conversions are flat despite traffic growth. You don't need another specialist.
You need someone who sees the complete system.
I built the STELLAR Method to solve this: comprehensive analysis across all 7 critical components, revealing integration conflicts that specialists miss.
Award-Winning Researcher (IIeX Innovation Award)
Ex-Millward Brown (Fortune 500 methodology training)
Co-founder acquired by Mailchimp (2020)
WHERE THIS APPROACH COMES FROM
Two experiences that shaped how I think about website optimization:
Millward Brown: Learning Fortune 500 Research Rigor
At Millward Brown, I analyzed marketing effectiveness for Fortune 500 brands: Unilever, GM, PepsiCo, Ferrero Rocher, GSK, BBC, Hisense, and many more. The work was brand research, copy testing, advertising effectiveness, standard Millward Brown methodology.
What I learned: systematic research protocols. How to design diagnostic frameworks. How to synthesize complex data into commercially actionable insights. How Fortune 500 companies approach marketing analysis.
That training, systematic diagnostic thinking, research-backed frameworks, became the foundation I later applied to website optimization.
THE TRAINING
BigTeam: Integration Beats Optimization
I co-founded a marketing feedback platform that could coordinate product strategy, UX design, technical development, and AI integration into one system.
Mailchimp acquired us in 2020.
The acquisition taught me something critical: companies don't pay for better parts. They pay for better systems. Integration matters more than individual optimization.
That's why STELLAR analyzes all 7 components together. Because that's what actually works.
THE PROOF
Between those two experiences and 250+ research projects across 48 countries, I've spent 15 years learning one thing: fixing parts doesn't fix systems. You need to see how all the pieces work together.
My Philosophy: Comprehensive Over Piecemeal
Most companies hire specialists: an SEO consultant, a UX designer, a technical developer, a copywriter.
Each optimizes their domain independently.
The result? Optimization efforts work against each other. SEO content slows page speed. UX redesigns remove conversion copy. Speed fixes break mobile experience. Nobody coordinates. Nobody sees the complete system.
Website optimization isn't a collection of isolated improvements. It's a system of interdependent components where changes in one domain affect all others.
That's why I created the STELLAR Method: to analyze all 7 components systematically, identify where they conflict, and recommend what to fix first based on business impact, not specialist preference. This is what comprehensive means. Not more depth in one domain. More breadth across all domains. Not specialist expertise. Systematic analysis of the complete system.
WHAT MAKES MY APPROACH DIFFERENT
Four ways comprehensive systematic audits beat piecemeal specialist approaches
Fortune 500 Research Rigor
Trained at Millward Brown analyzing marketing effectiveness for global brands. I bring the same systematic protocols used by Fortune 500 companies to website diagnostics. Not automated tool reports with 300+ generic issues. Human analysis using research-backed methodology that prioritizes by business impact.
Comprehensive Systematic Analysis
Most audits check 1-2 domains (SEO, UX, technical). STELLAR analyzes all 7 components together using 99-point systematic protocols.
This reveals integration conflicts that specialists miss: where your SEO breaks your UX, where speed fixes break mobile, where ad campaigns drive traffic your site can't convert.
Business Context, Not Just Technical Metrics
Technical audits give you PageSpeed scores. SEO audits give you keyword rankings. I analyze whether your website serves your actual business model and customer journey. Perfect technical metrics don't matter if your strategy is misaligned. I speak CMO language, not just developer jargon.
Implementation Context
Best recommendations fail if your team can't execute them. The R in STELLAR assesses organizational context: Do you have resources? Do you need external specialists? What's feasible given current constraints? This ensures recommendations are actionable, not theoretical.
RECOGNITION & AWARDS
Independent validation of research methodology and innovation
Awards & Industry Recognition
✓ IIeX Europe Insight Innovation Winner (2017)
Recognized for innovative research methodologies
✓ Startup World Cup African Regional Winner (2016)
Platform innovation in marketing technology
✓ FNB Business Innovation Awards Finalist (2016)
Business model and technology innovation