Websites for Manufacturers & Industrial Companies
Website Design
From the start, we design websites for manufacturers to not only be appealing to your target audience, but to be a comprehensive sales tool. We take your original brand and craft a new look for your site with the same trust and feel as your brand.
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Website Development
You’re awesome at what you do, and we’re pretty dang good at building websites for manufacturers! Your management team shouldn’t have to take their eye off production to make sure your website is keeping up with the competition. Let us make your website great again with our outstanding website development services.
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Website Strategy
We design websites for manufacturers with the end in mind. What are the end results that you want from your website? Our primary objective is your success.
With our Driven Digital nine-element home page strategies that will set your website apart from your competitors. Let us get you started with our outstanding website development for manufactures services.
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How much do websites for manufacturers cost?
We get it! Budget is often a concern when starting a new website project. While price isn't your number concern, you want to make sure you're not overspending.
One of the most important aspects of price vs value when building websites for manufacturers, is total transparency. You want to know exactly what you are paying for and you want to see the proof of work.
We couldn't agree more! That's why we created our 4-Step process for building websites for manufacturers. We'd love to review the process with you. Click the button below to meet with our strategy team.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have more questions about our website development services? Contact us at info@drivendigital.us or call (918) 824-4494
A call-to-action or CTA is simply an image or line of text that prompts your visitors, leads, and customers to take action. It is, literally, a "call" to take an "action." An example of a CTA is “click here” or "call us today for a free consultation".
The action you want people to take could be anything: download an ebook, sign up for a webinar, get a coupon, attend an event, etc. A CTA can be placed anywhere on your manufacturing website, in an ebook, in an email, or even at the end of your blog post.
Nonetheless, you want people to know what their next step is after reading your blog post or skimming your manufacturing services on your website. Make it clear what exactly you want them to do next. Do they call your toll-free number to order a part? Do they call you or visit your website to request a free sample? Do they request a free report? You need a very clear call to action, not something weak and vague like "don't hesitate to call us." It is vital to be clear about what they should do next and what they will get in return.
The short answer is YES your manufacturing website should have a blog page. Your manufacturing blog gives your company the opportunity to create relevant content for your customers or potential customers. Use this as a marketing tactic to drive traffic back to your manufacturing website.
Additionally, blogs increase your search engine optimization (SEO). Fresh content is still a key to beating out your competitors on the search engine results page. Also, well-written articles demonstrate your manufacturing company as an industry leader. By posting topics that resonate with your target market and show your knowledge, you are marketing your skills for your manufacturing business, service, or product too.
Lastly, blogs provide another source to deepen the connection with your customer. By connecting directly to your manufacturing website, your clients are able to get to know your business or product from the comfort of your online home base.
Driven Digital has done many manufacturing website projects with dealer locator functions built-in, which show the results of the search on Google Maps right on your manufacturing website.
Website visitors will either enter their ZIP code or we can use their current location via GPS or the approximate location of their computer. They then get results using Google Maps so they can use the information in their Google account to get directions to the dealer location.
Your website visitors are hoping to be able to go to your manufacturing website and find where they can buy your products or services. If your manufacturing website does not have this feature, then your competition most likely does and you are giving them the advantage. Your website visitors may leave your website and go to your competition just because they offer a dealer locator.