Web design & SEO for logistics, manufacturing and industrial companies in Jacksonville.
Freight carriers, 3PLs, manufacturers, distributors and industrial contractors across Northeast Florida and South Georgia. We build B2B websites that show buyers your capabilities, capacity and certifications, and turn procurement visits into real quote requests.
What's included.
Capabilities that buyers can verify
Clear pages for services, equipment, capacity, lanes or service areas, industries served and certifications, so a procurement team can shortlist you before the first call.
RFQ and quote forms built for B2B
Request-for-quote forms that collect the details you actually need, such as specs, quantities, origin and destination or timelines, and route them to the right person.
Recruiting pages that hire drivers and crews
Careers pages and short application flows for drivers, technicians and plant staff, so the website helps fill seats as well as win accounts.
Customer portals & integrations
Shipment tracking, order status, document downloads and connections to your TMS, ERP or CRM. See ERP integration and API development.
B2B and local SEO
Pages built around the services, materials and regions your buyers search for, plus a strong Google Business Profile for each location. See Jacksonville SEO.
Fast, secure, professional
Enterprise buyers judge vendors by their website. We build fast, secure sites that look as capable as your operation. See website security.
We've built for freight, manufacturing and distribution.
Our B2B and industrial work includes ExLog Global (freight and logistics), Ferguson (plumbing, HVAC and waterworks distribution), RelīOx Corporation (a Jacksonville manufacturer), Rapid Deployment Armor and DKX Armor (protective equipment manufacturing), Craig Air Center (aviation services), The Dekins Corporation, and a truck maintenance and repair log app for fleet operators. See all of our work.
Industrial and logistics websites across the region.
FAQ
What should a logistics or manufacturing website include?
Clear capabilities, equipment and capacity, industries and regions served, certifications, a request-for-quote form, a careers page and easy ways to reach sales. Buyers often shortlist vendors from the website alone.
Can our website connect to our TMS, ERP or customer portal?
Yes. We build integrations and portals for tracking, order status and documents through APIs, so customers can self-serve without calling dispatch.
Does SEO matter for B2B industrial companies?
Yes. Procurement teams and engineers search for specific services, materials and regions. Pages built around those searches bring in qualified buyers who are already comparing vendors.
Can the website help us recruit drivers and technicians?
Yes. A dedicated careers section with short, mobile-friendly applications and clear details about routes, pay structure and benefits helps attract applicants directly.