Business areas
A dedicated page for each area rather than one long list under the heading »Services«.
What sets a corporate website apart from a small one is the number of audiences, not the number of pages. Customers look for a service, candidates for a vacancy, suppliers for a contact person and journalists for a press release. The task is to give each of them a short path to what they came for.
Structure matters more than visuals. If a visitor cannot find what they need within two clicks, they go to a competitor.
A dedicated page for each area rather than one long list under the heading »Services«.
Often the second most visited section. Vacancies can be pulled from your recruitment system or entered directly and shared on Jobindex and LinkedIn.
Management, CVR details, sustainability and ESG, the whistleblower scheme and policies gathered in one place.
Brings in search traffic and shows the business is active. Editors publish without asking IT.
Enquiries flow to HubSpot, Pipedrive or Dynamics 365, tagged with the page they came from.
Danish and English with correct hreflang markup, plus German or Swedish if your market calls for it.
Four to eight weeks. What takes longest is agreeing on the structure and the copy for each business area.
A map of sections and routes for every audience, approved as a separate document.
Layouts for the main page types. Everything else is built from the same components.
Templates, forms, integrations and an admin area that is easy to use.
Content is moved, old URLs are redirected and analytics is set up with consent.
Plan the English version from the start instead of translating it the day before launch. Many Danish companies have international customers and staff who do not read Danish. When both languages are part of the structure from the beginning, copy can be written in parallel and no page sits half empty in one of them.
From numbers, not gut feeling. Look at how many visitors reach the contact page and how many send an enquiry. If there is traffic but no leads, the problem lies in structure and copy, not in advertising.
A named person on your side, appointed before launch. A site with no owner is full of stale news and broken links within six months. We design the admin area so that someone who is not a developer can use it comfortably.
That depends on your market. If you sell to Germany or Sweden, a local version does more than an English one. Every language needs ongoing upkeep, though, so it is better to start with fewer languages that stay current.
Tell us about your business areas and who visits you. We will propose a structure and a timeline.
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