Handicraft Export Website Design Jaipur | Hyper Software

Features of an Export-Ready B2B Website

• Searchable catalogue with filters (category, material, technique, colour, size)
• Buyer login to view prices, MOQ and stock programs
• Request for quote (RFQ) basket: buyers add items and send one enquiry
• Sample request form
• Downloadable catalogues (PDF) by collection or season
• Multi-currency display and optional multi-language content
• Company pages: factory, process, artisans, sustainability, certifications
• Trade fair page with booth details and new collections
• CRM integration so every enquiry is tracked and followed up
• Fast loading worldwide through a CDN

Showing Products the Way Buyers Source

Each product page should include:

Getting Found by Buyers Abroad

• International SEO: pages targeting terms like "hand block printed bedding manufacturerIndia", with country targeting where needed.
• Hreflang and language versions for key markets (e.g., German, French, Spanish) if you have buyers there.
• Google Ads focused on importer and wholesale searches in selected countries.
• LinkedIn company page and outreach to buyers.
• Google Business Profile for your Jaipur factory or showroom.
• Content: guides on techniques, care instructions and sustainability that buyers search for.

Website + Trade Fairs: Working Together

Trade fairs like IHGF Delhi Fair are still where many relationships start. Your website makes those meetings count:

• Before the fair: announce booth number and new collection on the site; email buyers a link.
• At the fair: QR codes on your booth and catalogue link to the online collection.
• After the fair: send buyers a login to see prices and place RFQs; follow up through the CRM.

Cost and Timeline

Photography, product data entry, translation and international marketing are usually separate.

Example: A Sanganer Textile Exporter

Here's a typical project. (Illustrative example; see internal notes.)
A block-print textile exporter relied on two trade fairs a year and a PDF catalogue that was months out of date. Buyers emailed asking for prices on items already discontinued.

• Weeks 1 to 2: Cleaned product codes and created a master sheet with sizes, materials, MOQ and lead times.
• Weeks 3 to 7: Built a B2B website with collection filters, buyer login for prices, RFQ basket and an artisan process section with real photos.
• Week 8: Connected enquiries to a simple CRM; added QR codes to trade fair materials. After launch: Started international SEO on technique-based keywords.

Buyers could browse the current range anytime, and the team spent less time resending
catalogues.

Common Exporter Website Mistakes

• Showing retail-style prices to wholesale buyers
• No product codes, so buyers can't reference items in emails
• Sizes only in inches or only in cm
• Huge PDF catalogues as the only way to browse
• Contact form that goes to an unchecked email
• Generic stock photos instead of real factory images
• Copy-paste text that's identical to other exporters' sites

Why Choose Hyper Software

• Jaipur team that understands local export businesses
• B2B portals with buyer login, RFQ and CRM integration
• International SEO and Google Ads support
• Design for catalogues, packaging and trade fair materials

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