THE INDUMAK WEBSITE HAS A NEW LOOK! SEE WHAT’S CHANGED

Since 2017, we have invested in digital marketing and, year by year, the accesses to our website have been gaining even more strength and a lot of engagement from visitors.

Since the beginning of the inbound marketing project, Indumak’s website has a blog focused on the packaging sector of the industries.

In this space, readers find news and novelties about technology, trends, factory management and more efficient production processes.

Relevant content was essential for the growth of visitor numbers and hits.

The articles, tips and downloadable materials that support our customers’ manufacturing processes are present in the blog posts.

We believe that efficiency, safety and profitability are essential for those who purchase Indumak’s machines and equipment and, through the sharing of these contents, we deliver the optimization of processes, operational ease and profitability.

What you’ll find on the new Indumak website

The new site has better resources to serve the more than 170,000 visitors who access annually.

In it, you will more easily navigate between our product lines, which are grouped by steps such as packaging, bagging, baling and palletizing, for example.

Access to the equipment catalogs can be done on the page of each product or in the Downloads tab, where there are also the free educational materials that we make available to our customers.

In addition to the responsive layout that optimizes interactivity, it is safer and more functional. Smartphone viewing has also been optimized.

Indumak is a company with 60 years of history, which is recognized for constantly evolving, and just as it invests in technologies and research and development for products, it invests in infrastructure to maintain a good connection with customers and partners.

We hope that this increase in visits to our site continues, and that we can offer a positive experience to those who browse, producing better marketing results.

Read also: 4 innovations developed by Indumak in its 60-year history

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