Make the offer easy to grasp
Give each service a clear purpose, audience, and place in the website. Help buyers understand what you do before asking them to compare details or contact sales.
WEBSITES FOR BUSINESSINDONESIA
Give buyers a clearer picture.
Your website often joins the sales conversation before your team does. Make it easy to understand your offer, see your work, and take the next step. SAB builds company websites around how your customers choose.
SAB
By SAB · Jakarta
Connecting marketing and sales since 2017.
Design with
a business purpose.
a business purpose.
FOR Indonesian B2B companies ready to make their website a stronger part of the sales processExplore our approach ↓
SELECTED SAB WORKEnergy · B2B
Pertamina Energy Terminal
For Pertamina Energy Terminal, SAB worked on the website, brand story, and messaging to help international prospects understand the company’s offer. The work also included cold email, LinkedIn, SEM, and sales materials. It is a useful example of a company website sharing one clear business story with the channels and conversations around it.
Explore SAB’s workExplore the project in our company profile, then talk to us about your own brief.
WHAT YOUR BUSINESS NEEDS
A good business deserves more than a vague website.
Someone hears about your company, opens your website, and still cannot tell which service fits. The work is there. The explanation is missing. We bring your offer, project stories, and contact journey together so buyers can arrive at the first conversation with useful context, whether they found you through Google, an introduction, or your sales team.
Look like the business you are
Use typography, imagery, and layout to express your identity with confidence. A website should feel recognisably yours while staying clear and comfortable to use on a phone.
Help the conversation move forward
Put relevant project examples and contact options where buyers need them. Plan what happens after someone asks a question, including the information your team receives and who responds.
HOW WE WORK
Understand the business.
Agree on the next move.
We work with your team to agree on priorities, deliverables, and how to measure progress.
Get the business story straight
We review your offer, audience, current website, and common sales questions to identify what the new site needs to explain and support.
Plan the pages and content
We map the main journey, choose the right page types, and outline the message and evidence each page needs before the design takes shape.
Design and build
We turn the agreed direction into responsive pages, working contact routes, and a visual system that fits your company and its everyday needs.
Check the whole journey
We review content, mobile layouts, links, and enquiries together, then clarify how your team will keep the website accurate after launch.
BEFORE WE TALK
A few things
you may be wondering.
Do we need a company website or a landing page?
Choose a company website when buyers need to explore your business, several services, and project examples. A landing page suits a focused offer or campaign. For many Indonesian B2B teams, the useful combination is a strong company website with dedicated pages for specific conversations.
Can you work with the materials we already have?
Yes. Existing profiles, sales decks, project notes, and brand assets can give us a strong starting point. We will identify what can be reused and what needs rewriting or collecting. The scope should make the content work and approval responsibilities clear from the beginning.
Can we keep our current domain?
Usually, the existing domain can remain part of the plan. We first review access and the current setup. If page addresses change, we map the relevant old pages to their replacements and check the contact routes and services connected to the domain.
What changes the scope of a website project?
The main factors are page types, content readiness, languages, integrations, and how the site will be managed. A simple company profile website has different needs from a large service catalogue. We define the launch essentials first, then agree which additions belong in a later phase.
TELL US ABOUT YOUR BUSINESS
What should your new website do?
A few clear choices will help us start with the right website brief.
Answer four quick questions to put together a starting brief. Copy it or bring it to a conversation with SAB.
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