About Atina Veljic
Atina Veljic leads the content team at Movers Development and works as a content strategist across the Digital Dot network. She first joined Movers Development in 2021 as Content Team Leader, managing eight writers and editing every blog post and service page before publication.
Since 2022 she has worked on content strategy, site audits, and on-page SEO for websites in the Digital Dot network. She is trilingual in English, French, and Serbian, holds a Maîtrise in Applied Foreign Languages from Université Nice Sophia Antipolis, and holds Semrush certifications in site audits and SEO principles.
On the blog, Atina writes the SEO and content guides for moving companies: local SEO, Google Business Profile, blogging, reviews, and showing up in AI search tools such as ChatGPT and Google AI Overviews. Her SEO articles are reviewed by Nick Durovic, Head of SEO.
Topics Atina writes and reviews
- SEO for moving companies
- AI search optimization
- Google Business Profile and reviews
- Content strategy and blogging for movers
Background
- Head of Content, Movers Development
- Content Team Leader, Movers Development (2021-2022), team of 8 writers
- Content Strategist, Digital Dot (2022-present)
- Maîtrise, Applied Foreign Languages (English and French), Université Nice Sophia Antipolis
- Semrush Academy certifications: SEO Principles (2023), Site Audit (2025)
Articles by Atina Veljic

September 30, 2023
Common Google Business Profile Challenges for Movers (2026 Fixes)

August 5, 2023
Local SEO for Your Storage Facility: A Guide for Movers

October 25, 2022
Meta Description Tips for Movers: Formulas and Examples

August 17, 2019
How to manage outdated content on a moving company website

August 3, 2019
Guidelines to writing your Location page
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