Brands That Must Stand Alone
Each line needs a URL. A homepage of logos is not a catalogue.
Catalogues a Dealer Can Order From.
A distributor site should show the brands you carry, who can order, and how to enquire. We design trade catalogues — not consumer storefronts.
The Site Behind the Trade List
Distributors need a site when WhatsApp holds every price list and the URL is a logo wall. A dealer already has a brand, a SKU, or a territory in mind. The page should prove you carry it and how to start trade.
We map brands, categories, and dealer paths to pages with a job. Trade notes you approve sit next to the line. Titles use the brand and category names Malaysian dealers type. This page is not a consumer retail store.
A PDF price list is a file. Your site is the URL you own when a brand search or an ad lands. If they need a public cart, that may be ecommerce — we will say if the buyer is a shopper, not a dealer. If they need shopfronts, that is retail.
Four starting points we see in Malaysia. If the dealer cannot tell what you carry, the logo wall is not a sitemap.
Each line needs a URL. A homepage of logos is not a catalogue.
How to apply, who you supply, and what happens next. “Contact us for dealer rates” is not a process.
The form names the brand they were reading. A general Contact Us loses the order.
They type the line and “distributor Malaysia”. The page should match and load on a phone in a warehouse.
Catalogues, dealer paths, and enquiry. We do not invent exclusivity, MOQs, or stock.
Brands and categories get URLs. The dealer does not hunt a 60MB catalogue.
Who it is for and the next step. Specs you approve sit on the page.
How trade starts. Login exists only if you already have one to point to.
The form carries the brand. Built for Malaysian mobile data, including a store back room.
Brand and category names written so search and AI answers can read them. Rankings are earned.
New brands and dropped SKUs need a named owner. A stale catalogue costs the next dealer.
You approve every brand line. We do not publish a SKU you no longer carry.
Lines, territories you can name, and how a dealer enquires. This becomes the sitemap.
Real brands, real specs, phone first. You sign off on a line page, not only a homepage.
Fast HTML, schema, and a form you can count. Launch is a date.
Short answers on retail versus trade, dealer logins, timelines, and brand search.
Tell us the brands, who can order, and how a dealer should enquire. We reply with the pages, a dated plan, and whether this is the right work.