Templates logistics & import/export

Logistics company websites often make one mistake: they list every service, sea, air, road, warehousing and customs, but never say where they are strong. A shipper finishes reading and cannot tell this company from the ten others they just looked at.

What customers remember is the specific detail. A logistics website template should give you room to state clearly:

• core routes, for example Vietnam to the US, to Japan, and cargo from China;
• cargo accepted: refrigerated, dangerous goods, oversized, samples;
• licenses, associations joined, shipping-line partners, airline partners;
• the person in charge of each area and how to reach them directly.

The content few companies publish, but which brings in people with a real need, is how-to articles: looking up HS codes, Incoterms, and import procedures for each cargo group. Readers are usually import-export staff who need to move a shipment right now.

The category has templates for forwarders, transport companies, express delivery and warehousing. If you are not sure where to start, open the Logio demo first. A larger company with shareholders that needs a disclosure page can look at the website Saigon Gateway Port with a bilingual version, a tariff, a careers section and shareholder relations.

123Website customizes the template to your real services and routes, and builds an English version if you work with overseas agents. It takes 7 to 15 working days from when all documents are in, from VND 4.99 million (GOLD), as listed in website design price list. Cost and feature details are in the article logistics website design.