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When an industrial website misuses regulatory language, it loses technical credibility
Certifications, approvals and regulatory requirements are not decoration on an industrial website. They are part of the language with which the company proves it understands its own sector.
Before designing an industrial website, you need to analyse the company
A website can look impeccable and still fail at what matters: not representing the company well, not organising its offer the way the buyer searches for it, and not turning its real capacity into a useful digital structure.
Your website has 4 pages that could cost you dearly. Have they ever been reviewed?
The legal notice, privacy policy, cookie policy and consent configuration are not formalities. They are part of the legal structure of any website with economic activity.
Your SEO shows you graphs. Does it show you who called?
The difference between a report that justifies an invoice and a report that informs about your business lies in one thing: company names.
You paid €8,000 for a website. How many quotes has it generated this year?
The difference between a web project and a commercial system lies not in the price. It lies in how it is conceived from day one.
Technical SEO for Industrial Websites: What we see, what we believe, what works
Our technical position on architecture, performance and structured data in B2B catalogues. With real code and verifiable metrics.
SOLID Principles in PHP: How we applied them to a real industrial catalogue
Real examples from the ProSilicones64 project: 30 products, 19 series, 127 certifications. How we structured the code to scale without breaking.
Why serving the industrial buyer no longer means picking up the phone
52% leave your website without making contact. Not because your product doesn't fit, but because they can't find the information they need to decide.