A business card website is enough
- One or two services
- The main goal is a call or a message
- No job openings or work worth showing
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Corporate website, turnkey
Corporate website, turnkey
Corporate website development for companies that have outgrown a single page: services, team, case studies, careers, a second language. I write the copy myself, and leads come to your Telegram.
- Every project is tailored
- See where leads come from
- Two languages in one site
Just write, and I’ll take it from there. I’ll estimate your task at no cost.
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What a corporate website is
It’s a company website where every service has its own page, with sections about the team, completed work, job openings and contacts next to them, in a second language too if needed. Someone coming from search lands right on what they were looking for instead of scrolling through one long page.
Corporate websites make sense when you have several lines of business and something to say about each, when you’re hiring, or when you work with clients from other countries. If you have one service and all you need is for people to call you, a business card website or a landing page is enough. I’ll tell you so.
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when to grow
Business card website or corporate website
Check yourself: if the points on the right aren’t about you, you don’t need a big website yet.
You need a corporate website
- Several lines of business, each needing its own story
- You want to show your team and completed work
- You’re hiring or looking for clients abroad
sections
Multi-page website: which sections you need
Not every company needs every section. We keep only the ones that will bring you clients or new team members.
A separate page for each service
Someone searching for a specific service opens exactly that page: what’s included, who it’s for, how to order.
Team
Faces and names of the people the client will work with. When real people are visible, a company is easier to trust.
Case studies
Completed work, explained: what the task was and how it turned out. The most convincing thing you can show a client.
Careers
A section for people who want to work for you. Job applications also come to your Telegram.
Contacts
Address, phone and messaging apps in one place, so a client doesn’t have to hunt for a way to reach you.
AI assistant
Answers typical questions about the company based on your materials while you’re busy or asleep. Included in the package.
what I handle
What corporate website development includes
Website leads land in your Telegram right away
The form sits on service, case study and careers pages. When someone leaves their contact, you get it in Telegram along with where they came from: Google, Instagram or ads.
Site map
First we draw up the site map: which pages, what’s on each, where each button leads. We agree on it before design starts.
Copy for every page
Tell me about your company in whatever way is easiest for you, and I’ll turn it into copy for services, team and case studies. You won’t have to write anything yourself.
Second language
You explain the task in Ukrainian, and clients from other countries read your company site in their own language. You don’t pay separately for the second version.
how we move
Building a corporate website: four steps
However many sections there are, all I need from you is the story of your company.
You tell me about the company
Your lines of business, who you sell to, why you need the site. I clarify a few details.
Site map
We decide which pages you need and what goes on each. Then I write the copy.
Live version
You review the corporate website design on a working version: open it on your phone and scroll through the sections. Anything off, I fix as we go.
Launch
The site is live, leads go to your Telegram. All access is on your accounts, and I stay in touch.
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- You decide whether to move forwardAfter each stage, you can stop the project. You pay only for completed and accepted stages. I refund any prepayment for stages not yet started.
- Money back if it’s not what we agreedIf the scope isn’t what we agreed, I refund that stage. No arguments.
Your doubts
Corporate website questions
What is a corporate website?
A corporate website is a multi-page company site: separate service pages, team, case studies, careers, contacts and, if needed, a second language. It shows the whole company, with all its lines of business.
How is a corporate website different from a business card website?
A business card website briefly shows services and contacts. A corporate website is needed when you have many lines of business, a team, case studies or job openings, and each deserves its own page.
How do I know where leads from my corporate website come from?
Every lead from the website comes to your Telegram, and you can see where the person came from: Google, Instagram or ads. That way it’s clear what exactly brings you clients.
Can I start with a few sections and add the rest later?
Yes, a corporate website can launch with the main pages, and case studies or careers can be added later, once you have something to show.
What should I prepare before ordering a corporate website?
Before ordering a corporate website, it’s enough to describe your company in your own words, even in a voice message: your lines of business, who you sell to, whether you’re hiring. Team and work photos, if you have them, will be needed later, and Gordey writes the copy.
Who will work on my company website?
Your company website is built by one person, Gordey. He plans the structure, writes the copy, does the design and the code, and then launches the site. The code, domain and data belong to you from day one.