Website design and promotion for manufacturers and developers, with a catalog and cost estimates

We start with your range and your customers: who buys (a private client, a designer, a contractor or a tenant) and what they need to find on the site first. That shapes the structure: product categories, projects, stages of work, documents, production contacts.

Then the homepage concept, free and before payment. If you already have a website that ranks in search, we keep the page addresses and redirect the ones that change, so the new version doesn't lose what you've built up. We write the copy ourselves and check the technical data with your production team.

• Review of your range, customers and current website
• Homepage concept before payment
• Catalog of products or properties with specs
• Configurator, calculator or a 3D scene of the process
• Page addresses kept and redirects set up on migration
• Search markup and requests to your production inbox

One page works when you need to present one line of business or one project: for a developer, the path from land plot to tenants; for a manufacturer, the launch of a new product. The scene, stages, projects, estimate and request form all fit into one scroll.

A manufacturer with a wide range needs a multi-page website: doors, panels and furniture have different buyers and different searches, so each category and each project gets its own page. If finished products are sold with prices, a cart is added to the catalog, and that makes it an online store.

People look for manufacturers by product and material: “paintable flush doors”, “custom veneer wall panels”, “turnkey warehouse construction”. That's a job for SEO: category and project pages pick up these searches. SEO + GEO handles them together with AI answers, because designers and procurement managers also ask ChatGPT and Gemini who makes the product they need.

If you have a showroom, a sales office or a warehouse with pickup, it's worth managing a Google Business Profile too: people nearby find you there, get directions and look at photos of samples. A profile with photos of the workshop and finished projects becomes one more shop window.