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Hey Alessio, Few things to consider Domain Authority is low. Love to see few more back-links (Just 4 Links at moment) Meta Description of Home Page is too short. It should be around 100 to 160 Characters. Run Moz Audit and check other pages as well Love to see more social shares. Try to share your pages on Google Plus, Twitter, Facebook. Use tags to get pages shared by others This will help! Regards

Do realize one thing Alessio.  Asking a question like that here in a website/SEO authority site where nobody wants to ruin their reputation, you'll probably never get someone to say: _F*ck yah!  Go and do as much Black Hat as you can!  It' works!  _ You know, over the years, I've seen a lot of people jumping into the arena of SEO and asking questions similar to yours.  I did.  When I first got into the business, a guy who I considered someone who's VERY ethical and incredibly White Hat taught me a strategy that probably might be considered Gray or at least spammy in terms of today's standards. Frankly, we found a bit of a jump due to blog commenting in our initial days and we rank quite high because of it, but some would argue that's spammy as well.  At the same time, writing comments on blogs that add to the conversation are supposedly a "contribution" vs. spam.  At the same time, I don't know if I would be or would have been commenting as much to blogs as I did in the past. I had a conversation with a very highly respected SEO who speaks at some of the largest conferences in the world and also is one of the top people in a company SEOMoz absolutely loves, but we agreed that some of the "old strategies" work and are still applied.  Do we do them 100% of the time?  No.  But will we say we don't do them?  I'll let you figure that one out. I recommend to clients all the time to do link building in the most white hat, natural ways possible, but guess what?  They rarely follow up on those strategies even if we give them everything it takes to apply them.  However, I would avoid doing things like cloaking and anything that is extremely black hat.  However, do note that you'll usually get answers from people saying stick with doing things as "white hat" as possible.  Who wants to take a beating here proclaiming the opposite?