Servers run. Has the website crashed?
You keep others online. Is your website down?
Get in touch — no strings attachedYou keep others online. Is your website down? That's the rule, not the exception. Anyone monitoring servers, planning migrations and working through tickets all day rarely gets around to touching their own public image. The result is usually a site that's said “WordPress with the basics” for years and sells your actual expertise far below its value.
Yet you don't earn your money from walk-in traffic. Your jobs come through referrals, through tenders, through executives and IT managers looking for a reliable partner for managed services, networking, cloud migration, or supporting an existing system. These people google “system house Stuttgart” or get your name mentioned and type it in. What they find then decides whether they call or click away.
Your website therefore doesn't need to impress the masses. It needs to make clear to a handful of real decision-makers, within two minutes: here's someone who takes responsibility, who's reachable, and who understands that IT works differently at a 30-person company than at a corporation. That's exactly what I build sites for, showing your services sorted clearly instead of drowning them in buzzword soup.
Sound familiar?
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The cobbler has the worst shoes. You deliver customers clean, well-maintained systems and run a site yourself that loads slowly, breaks on mobile, and has had a contact form nobody's tested in three years. Technically savvy prospects notice that immediately.
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Your services are an incomprehensible list. Managed services, M365, backup, firewall, VoIP, on-premise, hybrid cloud, it's all there, but an executive with no IT background doesn't understand which of their problems you actually solve. They're looking for a partner, not a spec sheet.
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Nobody sees real people behind it. In an industry where trust and reachability are everything, your company stays anonymous. No face, no point of contact, no response time, just a logo and a stock-photo server room.
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You don't show up locally. Anyone searching the region for IT support should find you, not the three big system houses with a marketing budget. Without a clean structure, fast load times and a clear regional connection, you stay invisible.
What your new website will do
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A site that's technically clean, because that's exactly what your customers check. Fast, with no page-builder bloat, flawless on mobile and with clean code. The first business card that actually matches your standards.
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Your services translated to be understandable. I organize managed services, cloud, security and support so even a decision-maker with no IT knowledge understands what you're taking off their plate, without it feeling dumbed down to your technical peers.
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GDPR-friendly with no cookie-banner theater. No tracking cookies, locally embedded fonts, no hidden US services. As an IT provider, you get to show a site that actually practices what you recommend to your customers.
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Reachability and trust made visible. Clear points of contact, honest response times, a real picture of your team instead of stock photos. The call comes in because someone feels they won't end up in a hold queue here.
Frequently asked questions
We manage IT ourselves, why shouldn't we build the website in-house?
You certainly can. The honest question is: do you actually do it? In practice, every system house keeps pushing off their own site for years, because paying customer projects always take priority. I take concept, text structure, design and rebuild off your plate, so your technical staff isn't pulled into layout discussions. You can then take over hosting and operations yourself with no trouble.
What should I expect price-wise?
That depends on scope, a clear one-page presence is different from a site with detailed service areas, careers and references. I don't quote a number out of thin air, I look at what you need first and give you a fixed, understandable offer. No hidden items, no ongoing agency lock-in.
Can you describe our services so non-technical people understand them too?
That's exactly the core of it. Your decision-makers are often executives with no IT background. I translate managed services, cloud migration or security into the underlying benefit, without getting technically wrong. You supply the knowledge, I make sure it lands with the right reader.
We often have NDA and compliance requirements from clients, is that a problem?
No. I work with one steady point of contact, no tracking cookies and locally embedded fonts, so no unwanted data flows out. I only name references if you've explicitly cleared them. If you have strict requirements, we clarify them beforehand and stick to them.
What if we want to change content ourselves later?
We set it up so you can maintain typical changes, text, points of contact, new services, yourself, with no need for me for every small thing. You're IT-savvy, we make use of that. For bigger rebuilds I'm reachable, but you stay able to act.
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