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Website Strategy & Execution

Corporate Website Design for Holding Companies & Groups

The group website is where investors, banks, partners and senior candidates go to understand what the holding actually is. Most group sites fail them in one of two ways: a thin corporate page that says nothing about the businesses, or a maze of separate subsidiary sites with no visible parent. Either way, the visitor leaves without understanding the scale or the logic of the group.

What this covers

Content Strategy & ArchitectureCustom UI/UX DesignFull DevelopmentConversion & Trust OptimizationSEO Foundation
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What we build

Built around how you get judged.

Page structure, content and conversion paths built around how buyers in your category decide.

01

An architecture that explains the group

A structure that shows the divisions, how they relate and what each does, in the order a first-time visitor needs it, so the logic of the group is clear within a minute.

02

Content written for investors and partners

History, leadership, governance, footprint and key figures presented with the formality these audiences expect, rather than marketing copy written for customers.

03

Division sections or division sites, decided deliberately

We decide which businesses live as sections of the group site and which justify their own sites, then connect them so visitors always know where they are.

04

Multilingual and multi-market from the start

Language versions and regional content planned into the structure rather than bolted on, for groups operating across countries.

05

One CMS for the whole group

Shared components and one content system, so divisions update their own sections while the group keeps design and quality consistent.

The cost of skipping it

What staying as you are actually costs.

These are not hypothetical. They are the patterns we see repeatedly when a capable business is represented by a website that undersells it.

Visitors cannot see the whole group

A thin corporate page hides the scale and diversity that make the group credible.

Subsidiary sites drift apart

Separately built sites age at different speeds and end up contradicting each other in tone, design and facts.

Investor questions go unanswered

Without governance, leadership and footprint information, serious visitors fill the gaps with assumptions.

Every division rebuilds the same thing

Separate agencies, hosting and maintenance for each business multiply cost without adding quality.

How the project runs

From first look to handover.

How we work, phase by phase ↗
01

Discovery

We review how investors, partners and candidates find and judge the group online today, across the parent and every subsidiary site.

02

Strategy

We decide the site architecture, which divisions live inside the group site, and the content each audience needs.

03

Execution

Design and development of the group site with division sections, investor content, multilingual structure and a shared component library.

04

Delivery

CMS roles for each division, documentation, and a plan for bringing the remaining subsidiary sites into the platform.

FAQ

Questions we hear from holding companies.

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Usually one group site with a section per division, plus separate sites only for businesses that sell to their own customers online. We decide division by division during strategy.

Yes. Roles in the CMS let each division manage its own pages and news within the shared design system.

We structure and design investor-facing sections such as governance, leadership, reports and key figures. Regulated disclosures remain the responsibility of your legal team.

Language versions are planned into the architecture with translated navigation and correct language tagging, so each market gets a complete site rather than a partial translation.

Yes. We can migrate them into the group platform in phases, as their current contracts or designs come up for renewal.

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