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Corporate website development and controlled relaunch

WZ-IT plans, designs and builds corporate websites with clear information architecture, a tailored SEO and content strategy, a technical foundation and a sustainable operating model.

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Cloud Wolke HerausforderungServer NachhaltigkeitIT Beratung Service Consulting SoforthilfeTimo Wevelsiep Robin ZinsExperten für Innovation Migration AWSHetzner Hosting zuverlässig

Companies worldwide trust WZ-IT

  • Stadtwerke Brühl
  • DGHO e.V.
  • ABCO Water Systems
  • Golem.de
  • EVADXB
  • nextGYM
  • AInergy
  • ml&s
  • Odiseo Solutions
  • Annota
  • ARGE
  • SweetConnect GmbH
  • Aphy AG
  • CORGOS
  • Rekorder
  • SolidProof
  • Yonju
  • Keymate
  • Paritel
  • Mr. Clipart
  • Millenium
  • Negosh
  • Führerscheinmacher
  • Boese VA
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Scope

Strategy, implementation, and go-live in one project

A relaunch accounts for existing content, rankings, and redirects as well as new audiences, services, and functions.

  • Approved sitemap, user journeys, and visual direction

  • Responsive website with an appropriate CMS and maintainable component structure

  • Controlled technical go-live including redirects and indexing review

Deliverables

What WZ-IT delivers

  • Information architecture

    Combine services, audiences, content, and search intents in a sustainable page structure.
  • UX & web design

    Wireframes, visual design, and responsive components aligned with the existing or new brand identity.
  • CMS & editorial model

    Select an editorial model that keeps content maintainable without shifting technical complexity into daily work.
  • SEO & content architecture

    Plan competitors, SERPs, search intent, landing pages, blog or knowledge clusters, internal linking and technical SEO together.
  • Migration & redirects

    Migrate existing content in a controlled manner and map old URLs to documented destinations.
  • Forms & integrations

    Connect contact journeys, analytics, CRM, newsletters, scheduling, or custom APIs cleanly.

Scope boundaries: What is clarified before the proposal. Page count, content creation, languages, photography and video, CMS, integrations, and migration risks are scoped transparently. Legal review and binding legal advice are not part of the technical implementation.

Features & integrations

Corporate websites with the functions teams actually need

The functional scope follows user journeys, editorial requirements, existing systems and operating objectives. Standard modules and custom integrations can share the same component and system architecture.

Contact & conversion

Visitors receive clear next steps while enquiries reach the right team with the required context.

  • Contact and enquiry forms with qualification, routing and spam protection

  • Appointment booking through Microsoft 365, Google, Cal.com, Calendly or existing systems

  • Callback, direct phone and email paths, and multi-step project enquiries

  • Career areas with job listings, application forms and file uploads

  • Newsletters, downloads and other traceable conversion paths

Content & editorial workflows

Content remains maintainable without technical detours and can be extended through controlled page types.

  • CMS or headless CMS with reusable, approved content modules

  • Service, industry, location, career and reference pages

  • Blog, wiki, knowledge base and editorial topic clusters

  • Multilingual content with separate content, translation workflows and hreflang

  • Site search, filters, downloads, media library and approval workflows

SEO & discoverability

Technical foundations, search intent and content structure are planned together and improved using measurable results.

  • Page-specific metadata, canonicals, sitemaps, robots.txt and redirects

  • Structured data for organisations, services, FAQs, breadcrumbs, jobs and articles

  • Competitor, SERP, keyword and content analysis for prioritised topics

  • Long-tail, blog, knowledge and local SEO architectures

  • Internal linking, breadcrumbs and clear journeys to commercial pages

Performance & accessibility

Delivery and frontend implementation are designed for fast loading, stable rendering and dependable use.

  • Static page generation or hybrid rendering selected for update frequency and functionality

  • Responsive images, automated compression, and WebP or AVIF delivery

  • Caching, CDN, optimised fonts and controlled third-party scripts

  • Technical integration of an agreed consent-management setup for services requiring consent

  • Core Web Vitals, responsive behaviour and technical quality checks

  • Semantic structure, keyboard operation, contrast and accessible components

CMS, CRM, ERP & APIs

The website can consume data, qualify it and pass it into existing business processes.

  • Integration with WordPress, TYPO3, Storyblok, Strapi and other CMS platforms

  • CRM and ERP integration for contacts, customers, products, orders or master data

  • Scheduling, newsletter, marketing automation and applicant tracking systems

  • Product, job, event or document data from existing sources

  • Custom APIs, webhooks, automation, SSO and protected customer areas

Operations & iteration

Website, infrastructure and editorial development can remain under one responsibility after launch.

  • Hosting, domains, TLS, staging and controlled deployments

  • Monitoring, error analysis, privacy-focused analytics and reporting

  • Backups, recovery, updates, security headers and access protection

  • Versioning, approvals, rollback and planned functional changes

  • Optional monthly SEO and content service for blogs, knowledge and landing pages

Appropriate scope: Not every website needs every feature. The proposal separates the standard scope, optional integrations and ongoing services. This avoids an inflated platform while keeping later expansion technically possible. Vendor licences, editorial work and special integrations are priced transparently according to actual requirements.

Typical starting points

When a new corporate website makes sense

The project scope follows the current estate, the required outcome, and the technical starting point.

  • The offer is difficult to understand

    Services, audiences, and next steps are spread across many pages or are not explained clearly on the current website.

  • Relaunch without avoidable ranking loss

    Design and structure need to change while relevant content, URLs, and organic visibility are migrated in a controlled way.

  • Connect the website to business systems

    Forms, CRM, scheduling, data sources, or protected areas need to become dependable parts of the website.

  • Clarify technical ownership

    Development, hosting, updates, and further work should no longer be split across unclear responsibilities.

Visibility as a system

An SEO strategy shaped around the company, its offer and its market

WZ-IT combines technical SEO with competitor and SERP analysis, a durable page architecture and a maintainable content system. Different organisations require different page types and channels.

  • Competitor & SERP analysis

    Compare relevant search results, competitors, page types, content depth and identifiable search intent systematically.
  • Keyword & page architecture

    Translate queries and user questions into distinct service pages, hubs, internal journeys and conversion objectives.
  • Blog, knowledge & long tail

    Build expert articles, knowledge areas and long-tail clusters where they demonstrate expertise and strengthen commercial entry points.
  • Local SEO pages

    Represent regional services with original local context, deliberate internal linking and controlled scaling.
  • AI-assisted content workflows

    AI can accelerate research, structuring and drafts. Subject-matter review, positioning and editorial approval remain mandatory.
  • Measurement & iteration

    Evaluate rankings, impressions, entry pages, enquiries and content gaps and update the roadmap using actual results - optionally as a monthly SEO and content service.

Technology and strategy: Technology creates the foundation. Strategy determines what the company becomes visible for.. Crawling, indexing, structured data and performance are planned alongside services, audiences, regions and actual search intent. The outcome is a prioritised roadmap rather than an isolated list of defects. Start with business objectives, the offer and existing visibility · Review competitors, search results and demand before creating content · Prioritise pages, content and measurement by impact and effort

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Approach

From assessment to ongoing operations

  1. 01

    Clarify the objective, market and current estate

    The offer, audiences, current content and rankings, competitors, SERPs, systems and responsibilities are captured.

  2. 02

    Plan the search, page and design system

    Keywords, page types, content clusters, internal journeys, sitemap, wireframes and visual direction are agreed together.

  3. 03

    Build, publish and migrate

    Frontend, CMS, integrations, landing pages and content are implemented, reviewed, tested and migrated in a controlled manner.

  4. 04

    Measure, iterate and operate

    Redirects, indexing, analytics and monitoring are activated at go-live; visibility, enquiries, content gaps and operations are then evolved deliberately.

Expansion without a system break

A web project as the entry point. Full IT and cloud capability directly available.

The first engagement can be a website, relaunch, or portal. It is not an isolated web offer: WZ-IT can bring software, cloud, bare metal, Proxmox, on-premises systems, connectivity, AI, and operations together in one extensible environment.

Directly available follow-on capabilities. Each module can be commissioned separately or connected to the web project as one system. WZ-IT plans responsibilities, access paths, operating locations, and interfaces together.

Frequently asked questions about corporate websites and relaunches

Answers about rankings, content, and future extensions.

Reviews & projects

Client feedback and projects worldwide

WZ-IT moved our studio infrastructure from decentralised individual devices to a central platform: every site is securely connected via VPN, new devices are onboarded automatically and an entire site is provisioned from a template, without manual steps on location. What impressed me most is the breadth and depth of their knowledge: Timo and Robin are not a typical IT provider who sets up a server and leaves. The two of them think their way into highly complex infrastructure and software topics, work through every requirement we put in front of them, and build networking, provisioning and operations so that everything fits together in the end. WZ-IT is an excellent partner for complex software, network and architecture projects.
Steve KirchnerManaging Director, nextGYM GmbH
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International

Built in Germany's Ruhr Valley. Running worldwide.

WZ-IT designs, develops and operates infrastructure and software for clients in Germany and internationally. We deliver projects remotely and continue supporting them in ongoing operations after go-live.

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Corporate website & relaunch

Assess a corporate website or relaunch

Briefly describe the current situation, desired scope, and existing systems.

  • Straight with Timo and Robin - no sales team, no pitch
  • An honest take, including when we are not the right fit
  • Concrete next steps for infrastructure, software or AI

No risk: worst case, you leave with a clearer understanding of your project than before.

WZ-IT's advice on our Azure migration was technically sound and completely non-binding right from the intro call - we took away a great deal.
Jakob ÖschlbergerInno7 GmbH
Timo and Robin, founders of WZ-IT

Corporate website

WZ-IT's advice on our Azure migration was technically sound and completely non-binding right from the intro call - we took away a great deal.
Jakob ÖschlbergerInno7 GmbH