The Export Website
The website an overseasbuyer trusts.
讓海外買家信任的網站。
Looks awesome, loads in a moment anywhere in the world, and carries everything Google needs to understand what you make. Written by native English speakers, with your real factory in the pictures.
What you get
Looks awesome, loads super fast
Buyers read on their phones between meetings. The site loads in a moment from Sydney or Chicago, and it looks like a company worth calling. Google rewards fast pages too.
The right schema on every page
Structured data that tells Google, ChatGPT and the other engines exactly what you make, where you sell it and who you are. Most factory websites have none. Yours will have all of it.
Written for the buyer, by native speakers
Every page is written in the words a purchasing manager in Brisbane or a dealer in Ohio uses. Not translated. Written.
Things that keep buyers on the page
An estimator, a comparison tool, a lead magnet, an AI chat that answers questions about your product. Buyers stay longer, Google notices, and sends more of them.
One strong page for every product line
Google likes one clear page for each thing you make, not one page trying to carry the whole catalogue. Every line gets its own page with the details a buyer needs to shortlist you.
Your real factory and your real people
Photographs of the line, the team and the finished product. A Western buyer trusts what they can see, and a real factory beats a stock photo every time.
A translated brochure is not an export website.
翻譯的宣傳冊，不等於外貿網站。
Most factory websites were written in Chinese and translated. A buyer in Melbourne reads them and moves on, because nothing on the page answers the questions they are actually asking: can this supplier deliver to Australia, what is the lead time, who else do they sell to, can I trust them.
We start from the buyer, not the brochure. Each page answers a real buying question in plain English, shows the proof, and asks for the enquiry. Google likes pages like that, and so do the people who place orders.
Google likes a clear answer
A page that says what you make, for whom, and how you deliver it, in the buyer's words.
Buyers like to see the factory
Real photographs of the line and the people. It is the first thing a serious buyer looks for.
Everyone likes a fast site
A page that loads in a moment on a phone in another country keeps the buyer reading.
The website is the base, not the result
It is built to carry the content that gets you found.
A fast, well-built site with the right structure is the foundation. On its own it is still a nice website. What makes it work is what goes on it: the Content Foundation at launch, then Found Overseas every month. The website is built so those pages have a home that Google and the AI engines can read properly.
Export website questions
Can you rebuild our existing website?
Yes. We keep everything that already works, rewrite the pages for the overseas buyer, and rebuild it so it is fast anywhere in the world. Your existing address stays.
Do we need to provide the English?
No. You give us the facts in Chinese: products, capacity, certifications, how you ship. We write the English and show you each page, explained in Chinese, before it goes live.
What is schema, in plain words?
A layer of structured information behind each page, in the format search engines and AI engines read. It says: this is a product, made by this company, sold in these countries, with these certifications. Without it they have to guess. With it they know, and they show you for the right searches.
What about photographs?
Real photographs of your factory, your line and your team are the most persuasive thing on the site. We tell you exactly what to shoot on a phone, or we arrange a photographer.
How long does it take?
Most export websites are live within a few weeks, with the launch content going up as it is written. You see progress the whole way.
Let us build the site your buyers trust.
Tell us what you make and where you want to sell. We come back with a plan for the site, page by page, and what it costs.