What often plays out
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A technical product sold to a technical buyer, in several countries at once.
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One technology with many applications, so every industry needs its own explanation.
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Long decision paths with subsidies, permits and payback periods in them, none of which fit in a brochure.
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Proof that matters more than claims: reference installations, measured results, certifications.
The technology is proven, the buyer still has to understand it first
We split the site the way you sell: a page per solution, a page per technology, and a page per industry that produces the stream you treat. The reference installations sit behind that as the proof, because in this market that is what convinces. See websites and brand positioning.
For the visitor who does not yet know which system fits, we build the step that tells them. A fit check or a calculator that asks for their industry or their numbers and sends them to their own solution, which turns a technical catalogue into the start of a conversation. See web applications and automation & AI.
And it runs in every market you sell in, from one base, so the German page is not a year behind the English one. See findability in Google & AI.
Client example
Like at Green Gas and Liquids in Alphen aan den Rijn, where carbon capture and biogas upgrading are explained in English, Dutch, German and French from one WordPress installation, with a page per solution, per proprietary technology and per industry, and a CO2 Fit Check that sends a visitor to the solution for their own sector. Or Recycling Best, where a new drop-off service and a nationally findable site became one project instead of two.