WEBSITE DEVELOPMENT
Websites for Export Firms in Gaziantep
Gaziantep's producers sell to the world, but their sites often fail to tell that story: sites built years ago, single-language, without even a PDF product catalog, do not reflect real capacity when a buyer in Dubai or Hamburg visits. Yet that buyer will always check the address on the business card from the fair — and the site they see is the only impression someone who will never visit your factory will ever have. Mind Strategic builds B2B sites for Gaziantep's textile, carpet and food exporters that describe production strength in the international buyer's language.
Why Us?
An exporter site is not a beauty contest — it must quickly answer three buyer questions: what do you produce, at what capacity, with which documents? We architect around those three: product-group catalog pages, capacity and machinery section, certificate showcase (OEKO-TEX, ISO, halal/food certificates, whatever applies). Multilingual structure ([locale]) is built correctly from the start; depending on target markets, Arabic can be added alongside English — including right-to-left (RTL) layout support, a technical detail most local agencies skip. With Vercel infrastructure your site loads fast from Riyadh and Rotterdam alike. We leave a flexible structure to launch campaign/new collection pages quickly when fair visitors scan a QR code to your site.
Service Details
Most common structures for Gaziantep firms: collection/pattern-based visual catalogs for carpet and textile producers (filterable where variant count is high), product + packaging options + traceability/quality pages for food producers, multilingual quote request forms and WhatsApp-linked contact flows for both. We do not hide practical B2B information — minimum order quantity, delivery lead time range, loading port — we present it in structured form; that transparency speeds serious buyers and filters out the rest. Technical SEO foundation is standard and content is structured for Google and AI search engines (buyers use these in supplier research too). On migration we prevent ranking loss with a URL redirect map.
FAQ
Can we add an Arabic section as well?
Yes — a third language including Arabic can be added; right-to-left layout and language-specific URL structure are set up correctly.
We do not want prices on the site — how will the catalog work?
Common B2B approach: product and technical details open in the catalog, price tied to the quote form. We can also build a priced catalog behind dealer/buyer login if you prefer.
We have a fair deadline — is that feasible?
Depends on scope — we often start lean with core catalog + contact and expand after the fair; let's clarify the date in the first meeting.
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