A corporate website is your company's digital storefront

A corporate website carries your full company story, services, team, and references — a permanent asset. A landing page focuses on a single campaign and is optimized via A/B tests. Most companies need both — the corporate site for presence, the landing page for conversion.

During structure planning we clarify the purpose of every page: which page is for SEO traffic, which is for ad conversions, which is for sales-team handoff. That clarity defines post-launch performance.

If speed, dev flexibility, and long-term customization are priority, we recommend Next.js + headless CMS (Sanity, Contentful, Strapi). If the priority is letting marketing manage content alone, WordPress + custom theme is the right answer.

A middle ground is Next.js + WordPress as headless CMS: speed comes from Next.js, content entry happens in WordPress admin. We choose based on your company's profile.

Our target is Lighthouse Performance and SEO scores of >= 95. This is achieved through image optimization, font loading strategy, JS bundle size, server-side render or static generation, and a cache strategy.

For technical SEO, schema.org markup (Organization, BreadcrumbList, FAQPage), XML sitemap, robots.txt, canonical URLs, and hreflang ship from day one. Search Console setup and indexation monitoring is on us.

A corporate site's lifespan is defined by how easy it is for the content team to use. We design module-based pages (hero, block-grid, CTA, testimonial, article list) so your marketing team can create a new page in 30 minutes.

Multi-language (TR/EN) is our default. We use a routing and hreflang strategy that holds when new languages are added.

Launch is the start, not the end. Monthly maintenance / support, Search Console monitoring, Core Web Vitals reports, and blog editorial calendar are part of the long-term plan.

When programmatic SEO (city + service pages, local pages, marketing campaign pages) is needed, we add it as a separate package.