Construction Materials Retail

Grubits Építőanyag Kereskedés.

Marketing website for a construction materials store in Kópháza, Hungary, serving contractors and private customers near the Austrian-Hungarian border.

Grubits Építőanyag Kereskedés

Challenge

The business has been selling construction materials since 1996 near the Austrian-Hungarian border, but had little to no professional web presence to show for it. Contractors and private customers searching for materials online had no way to find them, compare their product range, or request a quote without calling directly. The store's catalog was unknown to the public.

They needed a site that could launch quickly as a credible digital business card, serve real SEO value immediately, and grow into a product database and bilingual presence without a rebuild.

What We Built

A single-page marketing website with a clean, industrial look: dark purple and gold brand colors, strong typographic hierarchy, and a layout that works equally well on a phone at a construction site and a desktop in an office. The homepage walks visitors through the store's services, a preview of the product range, the company's history, a FAQ section, and a contact form, all without leaving the page.

The product catalog was the centerpiece. More than 15 categories (from paints and insulation to roof tiles, structural steel, and hardware) are laid out as individual browsable pages, each listing the subcategories and brands the store carries with links to manufacturer websites where available. Google can index every one of those pages independently, which means someone searching for a specific material type in the region has a real chance of landing directly on the right page. The contact and quote form lets visitors request pricing or ask a question without picking up the phone. Submissions arrive in the store's inbox and are logged so nothing gets lost.

Two decisions were made at the start that will pay off later. First, the German-language version: the site is already structured so that an Austrian-facing translation can go live at a future date without touching anything that exists today: no broken links, no Google rankings reset. Second, the newsletter signup and the contact form store their data in a database the client controls. In this way, the information is easily accessible and traceable.

project impact

Results

  • Reaches customers across the Hungarian-Austrian border region with a locally-optimized presence

  • Browsable product catalog spanning 15+ categories

  • Newsletter subscription and quote request forms with automated email responses

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