Why Your Company Needs a Corporate Website

A corporate website lets clients, partners and banks check who you are, what you sell and how to reach you. It collects leads from Google and AI search. We build one in up to 10 working days.

How is a corporate website different from a brochure site or landing page?

A landing page sells one service or product on a single page. A brochure website has 3–5 pages: who you are, what you do, how to get in touch. A corporate website goes further, with a page for every service, an about section, case studies, news or a blog, careers and documents for partners.

If the company is just starting with one service, begin with a landing page. As the number of services grows, it turns into a corporate website.

Who needs a corporate website?

• Companies with several services. Lawyers, accountants, builders, manufacturers, IT firms. Clients search for a specific service, and each one needs its own page.
• B2B companies. Before signing, a partner opens the site to see company details, certificates, the team and completed projects.
• Companies that hire. A careers section with open roles takes load off the recruiter.
• Exporters. An English version is needed for tenders, B2B marketplaces and foreign banks.

What sections should a corporate website have?

• Home. In five seconds a visitor understands what the company does and how to send a request.
• Services. A page per service: scope, stages, timing, what drives the price.
• About. Year founded, team, licences, company details, address.
• Case studies. Real projects with the task and the result.
• Blog or knowledge base. Answers to client questions. AI Overviews and ChatGPT cite pages like these.
• Contacts. Phone, messengers, map and a two-field request form.

How long does it take to build?

In our experience, a corporate website takes up to 10 working days after the brief is agreed and we receive texts, logo, photos and company details. With CRM integration, two language versions or a product catalogue, we estimate timing after the brief. Cost depends on the number of pages and languages, custom design, integrations and copywriting.

Which platform should a corporate website use?

• WordPress when a content manager updates news and vacancies in-house.
• MODX for a flexible structure and speed; this site runs on it.
• Laravel when the site needs a client portal, a calculator or complex logic.
• Next.js for many pages, several languages and strict speed requirements.

Form leads go to a CRM such as KeyCRM, HubSpot or Pipedrive. GA4 and Google Tag Manager count calls, form requests and messenger clicks.

What should you prepare before development starts?

• A list of services and 2–3 main client searches for each.
• Company details, licences, certificates, photos of the office and team.
• Logo and brand colours, if you have them.
• 3–5 competitor sites or sites you like.

The fuller the materials at the start, the more accurate the timing. We can write the texts ourselves after an interview with you.

How does a corporate website bring in leads?

Leads come when people find the site. Service pages are optimised for client searches, schema.org markup is added, and Google Business Profile and Google Ads are connected. SEO usually shows first visible results in about 3 months. Ads bring enquiries from the first days after launch.

From our work

For the law firm Legal Solutions we built a site with a wide range of services and easy navigation, then worked on its SEO. For the accounting firm Key Solutions we built a site with a clear structure and content.

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FAQ

How much does a corporate website cost?

It depends on the number of pages and languages, design, CRM integrations and copywriting. We quote after a short brief.

How long does a corporate website take?

In our experience, up to 10 working days after the brief is agreed and materials arrive. Projects with integrations are estimated after the brief.

Should I start with a landing page or a corporate website?

For one service and ad traffic, a landing page, ready in up to 3 working days. For several services and an SEO focus, a corporate website.

Who updates the site after launch?

Your staff through the admin panel or our support team. At launch we show how to change texts, prices and news.

Do I need an English version?

Yes, if you work with foreign clients, take part in tenders or go through checks by a foreign bank.

Planning a corporate website? Tell us how many services you have and whether you need a second language, and we will propose a structure and timing.

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