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Consulting Firms

Website Design for Consulting Firms

A consulting firm sells proof of expertise, not a catalog of services. Your website needs to show how you think — methods, past engagements, sectors covered — so a decision-maker arrives at the first meeting already convinced of your credibility.

Decisive — Weight of publications and case studies in the choice of a consulting firm

The problem

What's holding you back today

01

Expertise that stays invisible until it's written down

Consulting is intangible: nothing to see, nothing to touch. Without publications, case studies or an explicit method, a solid firm looks online exactly like a consultant who's just starting out.

02

Confidentiality that blocks showcasing references

The most significant engagements are often covered by confidentiality clauses. Not knowing what they can publish, many firms end up publishing nothing — and lose all their proof points.

03

A positioning diluted by generalism

"Strategy, organization, HR, information systems": a list that covers everything sets you apart from no one. The prospect keeps no reason to call you rather than someone else.

Our response

What we put in place

Anonymized case studies

Context, approach, outcome — without naming the client. The method is demonstrated, confidentiality is preserved.

Pages by area of intervention

Each expertise has its own page: the problem addressed, your approach, the expected deliverables. This is what ranks on industry searches.

Publications and points of view

Analysis notes, regulatory breakdowns, lessons learned: editorial output is the most direct proof that a firm masters its subject.

Team and background presentation

In consulting, clients buy people. Partners' backgrounds, qualifications and specialties are a sales argument, not a formality.

The method

How it works

01

Positioning scoping

We identify your genuinely differentiating areas of expertise, rather than an exhaustive list of everything you can do.

02

Structuring case studies

We build commercially usable anonymized case studies with you, without exposing your clients.

03

Drafting and editorial architecture

One page per area of expertise, a publication space, and an editorial line the firm can sustain over time.

04

Launch and industry search visibility

The site is published and positioned on your prospects' searches, not on generic keywords.

Frequently asked questions

The questions we are asked most often about this industry.

No, and it isn't necessary: an anonymized case study — sector, size, problem, approach, outcome — demonstrates your method without ever naming the client.

It's the sector's most effective lever. In consulting, written output is the only visible proof of expertise before the first meeting. A solid quarterly note beats a blog abandoned after three months.

By showcasing your angle: the sectors you genuinely know, the organization size where you add the most value, and how you run an engagement. Generalism is what makes firms interchangeable online.

Yes, and it's recommended: each partner has a profile with their background and areas of expertise. In consulting, clients buy the people as much as the firm.

A qualifying form — sector, size, nature of the need — helps prepare the first exchange and screen out out-of-scope requests before they take up a partner's time.

Yes, the firm publishes its notes, updates partner profiles and adds case studies from the admin, without going through us.

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