Insights

Website & Conversion

Your website is where most of the buying journey happens without you in the room. Design, messaging, page structure, and the changes that turn a visit into a conversation, drawn from building sites for B2B technology companies.

Frequently asked questions

Asked about this topic, answered straight.

What makes a B2B website convert?

Being clear about what you do, who it is for, and what happens next. Most B2B sites lose people at the first of those three. Buyers arrive mid research and leave if they cannot place you in under a few seconds, and no amount of button testing fixes an unclear promise.

How many form fields is too many?

More than you need to have the next conversation. Every field is a reason to leave, and most of what teams collect at the form could be found later or asked on the call. If the form exists to route the lead, ask what routing actually requires.

Should B2B content be gated?

Rarely, and less than it used to be. Buyers compare vendors privately and will pick the one they can evaluate without handing over an email. Gate the thing that genuinely takes work to produce and is worth the trade, and let the rest be found.

How often should a B2B website be redesigned?

Less often than most agencies suggest. A full rebuild is worth it when the positioning has changed or the site cannot be updated without a developer. Otherwise, continuous improvement on the pages that carry traffic beats a redesign that resets everything you have learned.

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