Scattered information
Images, specifications and company details get lost in chats. A website gives them organised, shareable pages.
Answer the questions
international buyers ask first
Factories need to explain capacity and specifications. Trading companies need to explain their range and services. Brands need to explain product uses and differences. We plan company pages, product pages, languages and enquiry options around your buyers and markets.
- Manufacturers: specifications, production and quality-control information
- Trading companies: product categories, supply and service details
- Brands: applications, selection guides and common questions
Content is based on factual materials supplied by your business. Page count and languages are agreed before production.
Put recurring buyer questions on the website
Build content around practical buying questions.
Capabilities are hard to assess
Use actual production, equipment, quality-control and application materials to explain what your business can offer.
Repeated language barriers
Explain uses, specifications and buying questions in the languages of your target markets.
Traffic needs a relevant destination
Link campaigns to relevant products or applications so visitors can review details and find a contact option.
Plan content for your business model
Choose a business type to see content priorities. Photos are illustrative.
Choose languages for your buyers
Discuss English, Russian, Arabic and other language requirements. Pages and translation materials are scoped before production.
Page count, languages, basic operations and Mini Program features are defined in the agreed service scope. Domain and certification charges are itemised in the quotation. SEO, GEO, Google Ads, Facebook marketing, ecommerce, payments and custom development are quoted separately. Advertising spend is itemised separately.
Define your products and markets, then plan your website
Agree pages, languages, scope and fees before work begins.