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How to start a company profile website for B2B clients

Procurement teams check your website before they shortlist you. Here is how to build a company profile site that passes that check.

IDX·October 23, 2026·1 min read

Contractors, suppliers, manufacturers and service companies selling to other businesses are judged on credibility. Before a meeting, a tender or a first order, your prospect will look you up.

What B2B visitors want to see

  • Who you are: history, registration, certifications and management.
  • What you do: products and services, with technical details and capacities.
  • Proof: projects, client logos and case studies, with permission.
  • Downloads: company profile PDF, catalogues and data sheets.
  • How to reach the right person: sales, procurement and support contacts.

Step 1: domain

Your company name as a .com, with a .com.eg if you work mainly in Egypt. Register both at IDX and point them to one site.

Step 2: hosting

A profile site with downloads runs well on shared hosting or, for larger catalogues and several languages, web hosting.

Step 3: professional email

Tender documents and quotations should come from your domain. Set up business email with addresses for sales, procurement and accounts.

Step 4: build for credibility

Bilingual Arabic and English content, real photos of your facilities and team, and clear technical information beat stock images and slogans.

Step 5: keep it current

Add projects and certifications as you earn them; outdated sites raise doubts.

Built by IDX

We build bilingual company websites for B2B businesses. Send us your company profile and we will propose a structure.

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