Website design
Three services, separated, with one way in
Ardenil Projects & Investments works across strategic consulting, logistics contracting and business support. The site separates the three so a prospect can find their own problem and ask about it.
ardenilprojects.com
The client
Ardenil Projects & Investments Limited operates from Abuja and Lagos, working with businesses that need strategy, freight and customs handled by people who do it every day. Its clients rarely buy one thing. They arrive with a problem and want to know whether Ardenil covers it.
What the site had to do
- Three distinct services explained without collapsing into “we do everything”
- Enough operational detail that a procurement lead can size the work
- Credibility signals, because contracts of this kind are trust purchases
- A single obvious way to start a conversation
What we built
1
Each service given its own case. Strategic Consulting, Logistics Contracting and Business Services set out separately, with the specifics that matter: freight transport, customs clearance and warehouse logistics, rather than a generic promise of excellence.
2
An About page that does actual work. Vision, mission, a CEO message and a Why Choose Us section covering expertise, client focus, track record and local knowledge. This is the page a procurement lead reads before shortlisting.
3
Two offices, plainly stated. Abuja and Lagos addresses, direct lines and email on the contact page, because a logistics firm with no visible physical presence is a hard sell.
4
One route in. Every service leads to the same contact page, so nobody has to work out who to talk to.
What the site does now
- Presents consulting, logistics and business services as three offers
- Names the operational specifics: freight, customs clearance, warehousing
- Carries both office addresses and direct lines
- Sends every enquiry down one route
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