Industry
A catalogue buyers can actually navigate.
Distributors carry more range than any website shows. When the catalogue lives in PDFs, buyers cannot find what you stock and search engines cannot read it at all.
What we usually find
- A product range that exists in PDFs and price lists rather than on the site
- No way for a buyer to filter by category, brand or specification
- Stock and availability questions answered one email at a time
- Search visibility limited to the company name, not the products carried
- Supplier and brand relationships not presented as the advantage they are
What we'd build
A structured catalogue a buyer can navigate by category, brand and specification, with product data as real page content so both buyers and search engines can use it. Brand and supplier relationships presented as part of your credibility rather than a logo strip.
Then an enquiry path that captures what was asked for, and where the range justifies it, an internal tool that keeps product data in one place instead of several spreadsheets.
Services that usually apply here
Websites & web apps
Websites, e-commerce and custom applications built to be maintained.
Growth & marketing
Search visibility, content and advertising that produce enquiries you can trace.
Automation & systems
Internal tools and integrations that take repetitive work off your team.
Related work
CASE STUDY REQUIRED
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CASE STUDY REQUIRED
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Common questions
We carry thousands of products. Does every one need a page?
Our range changes often. Will the site go out of date?
Send us your current catalogue.
If it is a PDF, that is usually the whole finding, and the fix is more straightforward than it looks.
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