For more than two decades, websites have been designed primarily for humans and traditional search engines.
Companies invested heavily in SEO, content strategies, and digital marketing to improve visibility and capture traffic from search results. But today, a fundamental shift is underway. Large Language Models (LLMs) are rapidly becoming a new interface to the web.
Instead of navigating through lists of links, users increasingly interact with conversational AI systems that synthesize information, provide direct answers, and interpret content on their behalf.
This transformation is redefining how information is discovered online and it is raising an important question for organizations:
are websites ready for the AI-driven internet?
The reality is that most websites were never designed to be interpreted by AI systems. They were built as containers of pages, optimized for keyword-based search and human browsing. But LLMs operate differently: they rely on structured information, semantic clarity, and contextual completeness to retrieve and synthesize knowledge. As a result, websites must evolve to remain visible and relevant in this new environment.
At Kleecks, we believe this shift represents one of the most important changes in the digital ecosystem since the rise of search engines.
Our platform is designed to help companies adapt their websites to this new paradigm, improving how sites acquire traffic, structure information, and convert users in an increasingly AI-driven search landscape.
Today marks an important moment in our journey.
Marco Frassinetti joins Kleecks as CEO at a pivotal moment in the company’s growth.
He brings extensive experience in scaling technology companies and shaping go-to-market strategies for innovative SaaS platforms. His leadership will support the continued development of the Kleecks platform and its international expansion.
This phase builds on an established ecosystem of partners and investors. Together with BlackSheep Fund, Azimut Group, and Axon Partners Group, Kleecks is strengthening the foundations for its next stage of growth.
Partnerships are a fundamental element of our growth strategy. The complexity of the new AI-driven web requires collaboration between technology providers, investors, and companies that want to stay competitive in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.
At the same time, the urgency for brands to adapt is increasing rapidly.
As LLMs become the gateway to information, companies will need to rethink how their websites are structured, optimized, and made accessible not only to users, but also to AI systems.
“Kleecks was created to help bridge that gap.
And this is only the beginning,” says our CEO, Marco Frassinetti.
In the coming months, we will introduce new developments designed to help organizations navigate the transition toward the AI-driven web.
Stay tuned.
