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Semantic SEO
Entity-based architecture optimised for Google, Bing and AI systems.
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Websites & E-commerce
We do not build design. We build digital assets that sell.
Websites structured for conversion, advanced SEO, technical performance and native integration with CRM and automations. Mobile-first, measurable, scalable.
Context
A beautiful site that does not convert is a cost. An optimised site is an asset. We build the second category.
Most websites fail for predictable reasons: slow on mobile, structurally invisible to semantic search engines, disconnected from CRM, lacking clear conversion hierarchy. The problem is not aesthetic — it is architectural.
At Vexa Hub, every site starts with content strategy and funnel design, not colour choices. We define the visitor journey, the conversion points, what feeds the CRM and how each page contributes to the domain’s semantic authority. Design comes after.
We build on modern stacks — Next.js, Astro, headless commerce where it fits — and integrate with your automation, CRM and analytics tools from day one.
How we work
Conversion first
Every page has a clear objective. Every CTA is testable. Nothing is decorative for decoration’s sake.
Advanced SEO in the structure
Semantic architecture, JSON-LD, hreflang, optimised Core Web Vitals — technical SEO that does not need a plugin to exist.
Technical performance
Mobile-first, optimised images, progressive loading. Speed is conversion in the 21st century.
CRM and automation integration
Forms, events and user behaviour feed the CRM and automation flows directly.
Expected outcomes
- Measurable, optimisable conversion rate
- Organic positioning from launch
- Green Core Web Vitals on Google
- Commercial data flowing into CRM without friction
Frequently asked questions
What platforms do you work with?
It depends on the project. For institutional sites and landing pages, Next.js and Astro are our main choices. For e-commerce we evaluate Shopify, WooCommerce and headless options.
Do you maintain the site after launch?
Yes. We offer maintenance and continuous evolution plans — because a site is living infrastructure, not a final deliverable.
How long does construction take?
A typical institutional site takes six to ten weeks. More complex e-commerce can reach three months. We present a detailed schedule in the diagnostic.
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