A B2B website (company selling to company) is completely different from B2C (company selling to individual). B2B decisions take longer, involve multiple decision-makers, and have higher value. The site must reflect this.

B2B vs B2C in web design

ElementB2CB2B
AudienceIndividualsCompanies (managers, finance, tech)
Buy decisionFast, emotionalSlow, logical
Order valueSmall (50-500 EGP)Large (50K-5M EGP)
ContentShort, catchyDeep, technical
CTA"Buy now""Book consultation"
Sales cycleMinutesWeeks to months

Essential B2B pages

1. Homepage

Must answer 3 questions in 5 seconds:

  1. What do you offer? (clear from hero).
  2. To whom? (target sectors).
  3. Why you? (competitive advantage).

Then:

  • Main services (3-6 cards).
  • Client logos (social proof).
  • Numbers (14 years, 500 projects, 200 clients).
  • Clear CTA: "Book free consultation".
  • Latest blog posts.

2. Service pages

Each service gets its own deep page:

  • Title: clear + keyword.
  • Hero: short paragraph + CTA.
  • Problem the service solves.
  • Solution: how we solve it.
  • Features: 4-6 with icons.
  • Case study: real client + numbers.
  • FAQ: 5-10 questions.
  • Final CTA.

3. About page

Not just "founded in...". This page:

  • Company story (why started).
  • Values (what you believe).
  • Team (real photos, not stock).
  • Achievements (numbers, certs).
  • Partners.

4. Customers / Case Studies

Most powerful B2B page. Each case study:

  • Client: who, size, sector.
  • Problem.
  • Solution.
  • Results: numbers (before/after).
  • Quote from client.

5. Blog

Main SEO engine. Write about:

  • How-to guides.
  • Industry insights.
  • Case studies.
  • Comparisons.

6. Contact page

Not just a form. Include:

  • Phone numbers.
  • Emails (by department).
  • Address (if physical office).
  • Google Maps embed.
  • Working hours.
  • Short form.
  • Social links.

Lead magnets

B2B visitors won't give emails for free. Offer value:

  • eBook: "ERP Selection Guide 2026".
  • Webinar: "How to implement e-invoicing".
  • Template: "BOQ template for contractors".
  • Free audit: "Free SEO audit".
  • Calculator: "Calculate ERP cost for your company".

Required tech

  • Speed: LCP < 2.5s.
  • Mobile-first: 60% of B2B traffic is mobile.
  • SSL: HTTPS mandatory.
  • Structured data.
  • Analytics: GA4 + Hotjar.
  • CRM integration: leads go to CRM directly.
  • Live chat.

Content writing

  • Strong headlines: "Save 30% of HR time" beats "HR Services".
  • Hook intro: state the problem.
  • Use numbers: "80% of companies..." beats "most companies...".
  • CTA in every section.
  • Short paragraphs: 2-3 sentences.
  • Use bullets.

Case study: tech services company

Client: 14 years experience, 200 clients. Old site:

  • One page, 400 words.
  • No service pages.
  • No blog.
  • 300 visits/month, zero leads.

New site:

  • 20 pages.
  • Blog with 20 articles.
  • Lead magnets.
  • LCP = 1.8s.

Results after 6 months:

MetricBeforeAfter
Visits/month3004,200
Leads/month018
Visitor-to-lead0%0.4%
Cost per lead—350 EGP

ROI

Site cost: 85,000 EGP.

Expected: 18 leads/month × 3% conversion × 50,000 EGP avg deal = 270,000 EGP/month revenue.

Payback: under a month.

Bottom line

A B2B site isn't an "online page". It's a sales tool. If it doesn't generate leads, you're wasting money.

Keys:

  • Deep service pages.
  • Real case studies.
  • Lead magnets.
  • Speed + mobile-first.
  • CRM integration.

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