Why is the corporate website still the first stop?
Anyone who hears about a company for the first time, whether a potential customer, a supplier or a job applicant, looks at its website first. Social media accounts, marketplace stores and PDF catalogs are all valuable, but none of them replaces a corporate website that you control and that tells the whole story in one place.
The problem is usually not that a company has no website, but that the website has aged. Pages that break on a phone, product details that have not changed in years, a contact form nobody answers, and an admin panel you have to ask someone else to update every time. At that point the site is not helping; it is quietly costing you trust.
At Globya, we do not treat a corporate website as a standalone design job. Your website works together with your email, your forms, your search visibility and, where needed, your ERP or CRM system. We build and maintain all of those pieces as your single point of contact.
How is it ready in 10 days?
Corporate website projects usually drag on for months not because of the software but because of uncertainty: work starts before anyone has decided which pages there will be, who will write the copy or where the images will come from, and delays pile up. We clear that uncertainty in the first conversations.
The process roughly goes like this: after an introductory phone call and a preliminary analysis, we produce a page plan and a content list. The design is built on proven components shaped to your corporate identity, and the copy is turned into professional language from the information you give us. By the end of the first 10 days, you have a site in front of you that you can click through, that has real content and that works properly on a phone. Later revisions are made on this real site, not on an empty mockup.
Details: How a corporate website is built in 10 days
Switching over without touching your current site
While the new site is being built, your current site stays live. The new site is set up at a separate test address, where you and your team can browse it and leave comments at your own pace. Once you approve it, the switch happens in one step and your visitors experience no downtime.
The most neglected part of any migration is the old URLs. So that pages Google has indexed for years, links from other websites and addresses printed on business cards do not go to waste, we redirect the old URLs to the new pages. Email records and domain settings are left alone during this step, so your business email keeps working.
Details: A seamless switch when redesigning your website
Which pages should you have?
The same page list does not fit every company. For a manufacturer, product groups and technical documents take center stage; for a consulting firm, the team, the method and the case studies matter more. Still, a good corporate website almost always answers these questions: What do you do, who do you do it for, why should I trust you, and how do I reach you?
We build the page plan around these four questions, remove unnecessary pages and give each page a single job. That way visitors find what they are looking for easily, and search engines understand more clearly which page covers what.
Details: Page and content plan for a corporate website
Multilingual corporate website
For companies that export, work with suppliers abroad or host foreign visitors, a single-language site is not enough. On a multilingual corporate website, each language is published at its own address, search engines are told which page corresponds to which page in another language, and the language choice is offered without forcing anything on the visitor. Instead of leaving translation to a machine, we recommend a controlled process in which industry terms are used correctly.
Details: How to build a multilingual corporate website
Website in 10 Days
How long does a corporate website take to build? Globya's 10-day roadmap, the information we need from you and the common mistakes that slow projects down.
02Seamless Site Migration
Redesign your website while the current site stays up and Google rankings and email are unaffected. Test address, 301 redirects and a one-step switch checklist.
03Page and Content Plan
Which pages should a corporate website have? Four core questions, sample page plans by industry and a content checklist that gives every page a single job.
04Multilingual Website
URL structure, hreflang, translation workflow and language selection on a multilingual corporate website. A practical guide and checklist for exporters.
What is included?
| Area | What we do |
|---|---|
| Design | An interface that fits your corporate identity and works properly on phones and tablets |
| Content | Page plan, copy editing, preparing images for the web |
| Management | A simple admin panel for updating text, images, news and products |
| SEO foundation | Titles, descriptions, sitemap, structured data, speed |
| KVKK | Privacy notice, cookie notice and form consents under KVKK (Türkiye's Personal Data Protection Law), at no extra charge |
| Migration | Redirects for old URLs, going live in one step |
| Support | Maintenance, security updates and answers to your questions after launch |
If you wish, hosting, business email and regular maintenance can also be handled by the same team. Take a look at our hosting and maintenance and SEO and AI visibility services. Pricing follows a written proposal with a clearly defined scope after the discovery call. Describe your needs now in 3 minutes
Why Globya?
We have been doing this work since 2000 and have delivered more than 850 projects across 14 industries. We are based in Çankaya, Ankara, and work with companies all over Türkiye by phone and, when needed, online meetings. After your site goes live, you keep dealing with the same team, so when something comes up, you know exactly who to ask.
To get started, call us at +90 850 432 55 13, write to info@globya.com.tr, or leave a message on our contact page.
Frequently asked questions
How long does it take to build a corporate website?
Once the content and page plan are settled in the first conversations, a first version with real content that you can click through is ready within 10 days. How quickly the later revisions go depends on how fast your feedback comes in.
Will my current site go offline while the new one is being built?
No. The new site is built at a separate test address and your current site stays live. Once you approve it, the switch happens in one step.
Can I update the site myself afterwards?
Yes. You can change content such as text, images, news and products yourself through a simple admin panel. You can also ask us to make the updates for you.
Do I have to pay extra for KVKK documents?
No. KVKK requirements such as the privacy notice, cookie notice and form consents are part of every site we build and carry no extra charge.