Stuttgart · 70173

Website relaunch Germany
Stuttgart

Engineering-led buyers who judge quality themselves. Sloppy execution is noticed immediately.

Stuttgart is engineering and supplier industry, which shows in how websites are evaluated: specifications first, impression second. Buyers expect documentation, defined interfaces and someone who can answer a technical question without a sales detour. That suits the way the two companies behind this agency are set up.

The market here

Engineering-led buyers who judge quality themselves. Sloppy execution is noticed immediately.

70173rund 632.0001,5 Std. Fahrt

Distance and meetings

We are based in Dudenhofen near Speyer. Meetings by video call, on-site visits by arrangement.

You are rebuilding an existing site and cannot afford to lose the visibility it already has.

What clients ask here

Will we lose rankings?

Not if every old address gets a matching new one. A blanket redirect to the homepage is treated like an error page and that is where rankings go.

Do you work with our existing content?

We inventory it first — what brings traffic, what is linked, what nobody has opened in two years. Then we decide what moves.

What about our German and English versions?

They are planned together with reciprocal hreflang, so the versions support each other instead of competing.

How long does it take?

Most relaunches run six to twelve weeks. The slow part is content and sign-off on your side, not the build.

How it runs

Inventory

Traffic, links, addresses, what is worth keeping.

Plan

Redirect map, structure, measurement — before design.

Build

New site on staging, old site untouched until launch.

Launch

Redirects live, indexing checked, first weeks monitored.

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