Corporate websites: a site that clearly says what you do and leads to contact

Today a corporate website is the customer's first contact with the brand, before they write or call. We design and build sites that say within seconds what the company does, build trust and lead to contact, while being fast, secure and easy to find.

What kind of site do we build?

A good corporate website answers three questions on the first screen: what you do, for whom and why it is worth it.

We build sites for companies that sell to other companies and for whom the website is a sales tool, not a business card. We match the scope to the needs:

• corporate websites: who we are, what we do, case studies, contact,
• product sites with a catalogue, product pages and search,
• campaign pages and landing pages for specific activities,
• multilingual websites for companies operating in several markets,
• rebuilds of existing sites without losing search engine rankings.

How is a site built?

1. We define the goal and the structure. What the site is to give the company, who lands on it and what they should do. The site map and content follow from that, before the first screen is designed.
2. We design layout and content. Mock-ups and texts are created together, in the brand's tone of voice. You approve a design that looks like the finished site.
3. We build. We build a fast and secure site, with structured data and a content structure for search engines and AI assistants.
4. We launch and maintain. Testing, moving to the domain, redirects from the old site, and then maintenance and development according to the company's needs.

What do you get?

• a site designed for the company's goal, with content in the brand's tone of voice,
• implementation with attention to speed, security and visibility,
• a panel for editing content yourself and a short training session,
• maintenance, backups and development after launch.

When is it worth building or rebuilding a site?

• when the current site does not say clearly what the company does,
• when the site is slow, out of date or does not work on a phone,
• when the company has changed its offer or brand, or is entering a new market,
• when the site brings no enquiries despite traffic.

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