Case Study

Stuttgart Global

From nothing to a credible international presence in one engagement: a bilingual website, a real corporate email address, and an inquiry system that never drops a buyer. Two months in, it brings in 5–10 organic inquiries every week.

Stuttgart Global

From nothing to a credible international presence in one engagement: a bilingual website, a real corporate email address, and an inquiry system that never drops a buyer. Two months in, it brings in 5–10 organic inquiries every week.

Background

Stuttgart General Trading FZ LLC is a Jordan-based trading company that sells to buyers across the Gulf, North Africa and beyond. It had no corporate email address and no website. When an overseas buyer searched for the company, there was nothing to confirm it was a real, established business — and in cross-border trade, that silence costs you the first conversation.

The challenge

International buyers screen suppliers long before they reply. Without a professional website and domain-backed email, every outreach reads as an unverifiable cold pitch. The company also sells into Arabic-speaking markets, so a single-language site would have excluded half its buyers. And the inquiry system had to be dependable: inquiries lost in a personal inbox — or buried under spam — are worse than having no system at all.

What we delivered

For USD 1,000 — against local agency quotes of USD 6,000–12,000 for comparable scope — we took the company from zero to a complete, self-maintainable international presence. Everything below was included.

Custom website, built around your business

Not a template with your logo dropped in. The structure, navigation and content are designed around how your buyers evaluate a supplier — so the site answers their questions in the order they ask them.

Secure connection (SSL certificate)

Every page loads over an encrypted connection, and browsers show the padlock instead of a warning. Buyers who see a security warning leave. This is the baseline of being taken seriously.

Corporate email on your own domain

You stop writing to buyers from a personal Gmail address and start writing from your company's own domain. It is the first thing an overseas buyer checks, and the single cheapest way to look like a real company.

English and Arabic, side by side

The full site exists in both languages, with Arabic laid out right-to-left the way native readers expect — not machine translation pasted into a left-to-right template. Visitors switch language with one click, and each language keeps its own address so search engines rank both.

Inquiry form that reaches you instantly

Every message from the website lands in your dashboard and triggers an immediate email alert. Your team is notified the moment a buyer writes, so replies go out in minutes — the single biggest factor in whether an export inquiry turns into an order.

Spam inquiries blocked automatically

Automated bot submissions are filtered out before they reach your team. Your sales inbox stays clean, so real buyer inquiries never get buried under junk — and nobody wastes time qualifying fake leads.

All inquiries in one place, never lost

Messages are stored in a structured list rather than scattered across personal inboxes. Nothing disappears when a salesperson leaves, and you can see exactly what came in, when, and whether it was answered.

Search engine optimization (SEO)

Page titles, descriptions, headings and structured data are set up so search engines understand what you sell and show you for the right queries. Your pages are submitted through sitemaps, and both the English and Arabic versions are correctly linked so neither is treated as duplicate content.

Fast loading on any connection

Images are served in modern compressed formats and sized for each screen, so pages open quickly on a phone with a weak signal. Slow sites lose buyers before they ever see your products.

Hosting, security and maintenance

The site runs on a global content delivery network with automatic HTTPS renewal, so there is no server for you to rent, patch or babysit. It stays online and fast wherever your buyers are.

Works properly on every device

Phone, tablet and desktop layouts are all tested. Most first visits from overseas buyers happen on a phone, often during a commute — the site has to be readable and usable there first.

You can edit content yourself

A built-in admin panel lets your team update text, swap images and publish news without paying a developer each time. Small changes stop being a project with a quote attached.

  • Stuttgart Global homepage — English version with hero banner and navigation Homepage (English)
  • Stuttgart Global homepage — second hero slide showing MENA coverage Homepage — regional coverage slide
  • Stuttgart Global homepage in Arabic, laid out right-to-left The Arabic version, laid out right-to-left
  • Stuttgart Global sustainability page with three feature cards Sustainability page
  • Stuttgart Global contact page with an inquiry form Contact page with the inquiry form

Built to be measured, not just launched

Speed, accessibility and search readiness are checked with Google's own PageSpeed Insights — the same tool your buyers' browsers and search engines rely on. The site scores 97 performance, 98 accessibility, 100 best practices and 100 SEO on desktop. These are not vanity numbers: they are why the site loads instantly and why search engines index it correctly.

  • PageSpeed Insights report showing 97 performance, 98 accessibility, 100 best practices and 100 SEO Google PageSpeed Insights — desktop report for stuttgartglobal.com

Results

Two months after launch, the site brings in 5–10 organic inquiries every week — buyers finding the company on their own, not through cold outreach. The professional international presence it established helped the company earn the trust of a domestic financial institution, and contributed to closing a large vehicle procurement order.

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