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How to Produce B2B Webpages

Published: 21/3/2021 | Views: 721 | Author: Charlotte | Category: Technical SEO | Tag: AI and Content

The vast majority of EC-Center's work in Asia is with B2B clients. Some are new factories hoping to establish their first sales channels, while others are industry leaders hoping to upgrade their web presence. One of the most common roadblocks for all customers is meeting the high standard of content that is now common across the internet. In response to this, we produced a guide for B2B clients with writer's block to help them produce pages of new content.

Choosing an appropriate website structure

Google values websites for the quantity and quality of their information. One of the most critical tasks when launching a website is making sure the written content is worth publishing and part of this concerns how information is structured. A messy collection of random pages will take more effort for Google to understand. It is crucial to plan the internal structure of a page and the structure of the website as a whole.

An important part of choosing an appropriate structure is categorizing the client's business activities, which will influence the content produced. This process may result in a website offering many products organized in clear groups, few products organized in a few groups, or custom services without defined products. After these pages have been established, the website can fill in blank spots.

Standard types of B2B webpage

There are several essential web pages for B2B websites.

  • Static Pages
The "About Us” page explains a company's history, organization, and services to visitors to its website. For more established companies, the "About Us" may be a group of pages rather than just a single page. The pages may introduce different facets of the company, such as history, credentials and awards, and important team members.
  • Product Group Pages
Product subfamilies introduce groups of products to website visitors. They are useful in presenting general descriptions of similar products and the typical manufacturing process and use cases for those products. A strong product subfamily page should draw various medium-tail keyword queries to the website.
  • Product Detail Pages
Product pages provide more detailed information on individual products. They are designed to help the customer decide whether or not to order the product, so it must be structured, informative, and easy to understand. Each product page should be unique because Google will label pages as duplicates if they are too similar. 
  • Blog Pages
Blog posts can help increase the size of a website and gain a positive reputation with Google. Authority is the term that describes how much Google values a company in its industry, and well-written blog posts can increase a website’s authority.

Other useful B2B webpages

If the standard types of pages do not give enough weight to the website, other pages can help contribute more content. These pages on a website can show visitors aspects of the company that are not covered in the "about us”, product, or blog areas. They can be useful for reinforcing the strengths and reach of the company, but they should not duplicate information that could be found elsewhere on the website. 

Good examples of other page groups include:
  • Projects/case studies:

    show the practical application of products. Descriptions should be given of the situation in which a product was used and how it performed its function well.

  • Industries/global markets:

    show the industrial sectors or geographic areas in which the products can be used. This can show the strength and versatility of the products. There must be a difference between the various uses described, or the whole section of the website may have no – or even negative – value. 

  • Services/strengths:

    show elements of the company that cannot be expressed through product pages. These pages can be useful for displaying custom manufacturing services. However, if custom manufacturing is the company's primary business, then the service descriptions should be adapted to serve as product pages.
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