Aerotex Foam · Website & technical content

Turning a technical product range
into a clearer buyer journey.

The work brought website structure, product and application content, professional presentation and a structured quote journey into one useful industrial website.

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Protective foam around a bunch of bananas in an agricultural applicationBlack and white protective foam rolls

The communication problem

Technical breadth can become difficult to navigate.

Aerotex Foam serves buyers who may arrive with a material, an application or a protection problem in mind. A useful website needs to help each of those visitors find the relevant information without flattening the technical detail.

The site also needed to do more than present products. It needed a practical route for a buyer to explain what they require and provide the information needed for a useful response.

01

Organise the range

Products, applications, capabilities and buyer resources were given clear roles in the site structure.

02

Write for real questions

Technical content explains what a material or product is, where it is used and what a buyer may need to specify.

03

Show the applications

Product and application imagery helps buyers connect technical information to practical use.

04

Improve the quote journey

The enquiry path is shaped around relevant buyer inputs instead of a generic “contact us” message.

What is live

A working website buyers can inspect for themselves.

The public website contains dedicated product, application, capability and buyer-resource pages, supported by a structured quote journey.

We are deliberately not presenting unverified traffic, ranking or sales figures here. The evidence is the live work: its information structure, content, presentation and enquiry flow.

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Website & content project

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