What Okhla manufacturers need
A factory website is read by a buyer deciding whether to send an RFQ. They want to see, in this order:
- What you make, by product line, with materials, sizes, capacities and minimum order quantities
- Proof you can deliver: certifications, export experience, factory photos (real ones), machinery list
- How to send an enquiry with drawings or specifications attached
- Where you are: plot number, phase, and a map
Most Okhla sites we see have a slideshow and an "About us" page and nothing a buyer can use. A product page per line, written from your data sheets, does more than any design flourish.
Exporters
Garment and handicraft exporters selling to buyers abroad need English that reads naturally to a buyer in Europe or the US, product pages by style or category, a downloadable catalogue, and an enquiry form that asks for quantity and destination. Write the Incoterms you quote and your usual lead times.
The Okhla Mandi and logistics firms
Traders at the Okhla Mandi and transport and warehousing firms around the industrial area are found by searches for their route or commodity. A clear service page per route or category, with rates or "ask for rate", does the job.
Getting here
Okhla NSIC and Okhla Phase III stations on the Magenta Line serve the industrial area. Our South Extension studio is about twenty minutes away, and we're happy to visit your unit to photograph it properly.
Prices
A 15-page site for ₹12,999 usually suits a manufacturer, and larger catalogues are custom work quoted after a call. See all prices.
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