Nikos Blanas, black-and-white portrait

Nikos Blanas

Founder · GrowthSite · GetYourProject · Tripoli, GreeceΝίκος Μπλάνας

I build websites that bring in customers and show up in Google and in AI answers. I founded GrowthSite, whose products include Site48, GrowthSite Site48 CMS and its GetYourProject portal. I have 20+ years in sales.

What I solve

Four problems I see again and again, and what I do about each.

  1. 01

    Nobody finds you.

    The buyer searches Google, opens Maps or asks ChatGPT. If you are not there, the work goes next door, even if you are better.

    FixGrowthSite: a site built for SEO, GEO and AEO, plus a properly set up Google Business Profile.

    growthsite.gr

  2. 02

    They find you, but they don't call.

    Most websites are digital brochures. They look fine, they never say why you, and they never ask for anything.

    FixA site built like a salesperson: an order of arguments, answers to objections, one clear action per page.

    See how GrowthSite works

  3. 03

    You have a project and don't know who to trust.

    Or the reverse: you are a professional and the projects never reach you. Platforms take a cut and bury you under a hundred bids.

    FixGetYourProject, GrowthSite's portal: post the project for free, get up to nine offers from professionals, no commission.

    getyourproject.gr

  4. 04

    You sell without a method.

    There are leads. The first minute, the offer and the objections are improvised, and the close depends on the mood of the day.

    FixTwenty years of sales method, written down in Grow. Show. Sell., free as a PDF.

    Get the book

What I've built

Books

Cheat Code

One shortcut that works, every week.

Cheat Code is my weekly newsletter on LinkedIn. Practical things about visibility in Google and AI, about sales and about work, that you apply the same day.

In numbers

20+
years in sales, B2B and B2C
01
company, several products in between
11,500+
followers on LinkedIn
3,500,000+
organic impressions on LinkedIn
03
books and guides

In short

1992. A kid behind a stall at the street market. That is where I sold for the first time.

Then came university and, alongside it, work as a waiter. I left my studies, because they didn't fit me.

Play the journey 1992 → today

Writing

Tell me what you need.