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Websites for consulting firms: show expertise, make it easy to meet.
A consulting firm website is the site that explains what a firm selling expertise helps with, whom it helps, and how, and leads the visitor to a meeting request. NAFRU builds these sites by splitting service areas into separate pages and making expertise visible through content.
Book a call( 00-01 ) • PROBLEM
The three places consulting sites most often fall short.
Everything is on one page
All services appear in a single list, and none of them can be found through search. We give each practice area its own page.
Trust elements are missing
It isn't clear who the team is or how they work. We move team, process, and qualification information to a visible place.
Requesting a meeting is hard
The contact page consists only of an address and a phone number. We add a short meeting request form.
( 00-02 ) • SCOPE
What we deliver in a consulting firm website.
Practice area pages
For each service, who it is for, what it covers, and how it proceeds are explained on a separate page.
Team and way of working
Team members, qualifications, and the working process are presented clearly.
Meeting request form
The form asks for the topic and a suitable time; the request is forwarded to the relevant person.
Article and guide structure
A blog structure that your team can manage on its own is set up for articles that show expertise.
( 00-03 ) • PROCESS
How does a consulting firm website project proceed?
01
Service map
We determine which services deserve a separate page and the order of priority.
02
Content and design
The page copy is clarified; a simple, readable design is set up.
03
Development
The site is built, the form is connected, and the technical foundation for search engines is prepared.
04
Launch and content plan
The site goes live; a topic list is drawn up for the first articles.
( 00-04 ) • FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
What should a consulting firm website include?
A consulting firm website should include a separate page for each practice area, the team and its way of working, a meeting request form, and articles that show expertise. On the first screen, the visitor should understand whom the firm helps and with what.
Is it necessary to show client names or references?
No. In work that requires confidentiality, client names may not be disclosable. In that case, the way of working, the team's qualifications, and the articles build trust.
Do you help with content that complies with professional rules?
We set up the technical structure and the layout of the copy. Compliance with the advertising rules specific to your profession is the firm's responsibility; we publish the copy with your approval.
Can we add blog posts ourselves?
Yes. The blog is built with a content structure in which your team can add and edit posts.
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