
Kevitel
A construction company that needed a website before the lack of one cost them contracts.
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Year
2024
Services
Website, Design, Multiple languages
The request
Kevitel is a construction and contracting company working across Finland. No website, no online presence. Just word of mouth and direct relationships. That had worked for years. But as the company started pitching for larger contracts and reaching into new regions, the gap became real. Potential partners and clients Googled them and found nothing. The missing website was costing them deals they never even knew about.
How we did it
What does the site actually need to do?
We started with one question: what job does this site do in a sales conversation? The answer shaped everything. It had to be credible enough to send to a potential partner the same day they first heard the name Kevitel. That meant clear services, real project photos, and a company story that builds trust fast.
Content that works
We worked with the Kevitel team to write honest, precise descriptions of what they do, in plain language with no corporate filler. We kept the structure simple on purpose: what we do, what we've built, who we are, how to reach us.
Built in Finnish and English, properly
Both languages were there from day one and written with the same care. Each version has its own URL, so Google indexes them correctly. Finnish clients and international partners get the same quality.
Handed over ready to use
We delivered it with clear documentation, so the Kevitel team can update content themselves without calling us. No agency dependency, no ongoing cost for a basic change. They own it completely.
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Results
Delivered in 2 weeks from the signed brief
Now used in every sales presentation and partner introduction
Ranking for all target service keywords in Finland within the first month
Client expanded scope to an ongoing maintenance retainer after launch
Client feedback
“We used to apologise before sending our website link to potential clients. That stopped the week after launch. Now it's the first thing we share in any new conversation.”
Daniel Tomberg
CEO, Kevitel
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