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Asian Market Entry
TSMC EcosystemTAITRA Aligned30 Languages

台湾企業向け英語ウェブサイト制作

COMPUTEX でブースは成功。だがウェブサイトで取引を逃す

30
Languages Supported
Out of the box
#1
Opportunity
Taiwan is the top market
360/mo
Search Volume
Zero competition
95+
Lighthouse Score
Performance target
What Western Buyers Filter For — And What Your Current Site Is Missing

Your buyer lands on your homepage after COMPUTEX, scans for certifications, scrolls for lead times, clicks nothing, leaves. Western procurement teams filter Taiwanese suppliers through search queries your site doesn't rank for — "ISO 9001 PCB manufacturer Taiwan MOQ" — and evaluation patterns your current pages weren't built to match. Your factory runs FANUC equipment and ships to Fortune 500 accounts, but your digital presence suggests 2005. We build English websites for Taiwanese manufacturers in semiconductors, bicycles, precision machinery, and electronics — companies whose production quality vastly exceeds their web credibility. Not translation work. Not template drops. Sites structured around how sourcing managers in Stuttgart and Chicago actually search, compare suppliers, and issue RFQs. We align projects with TAITRA digital marketing programs so more funding works in your favor, and we ship trade show landing pages before you leave for the booth. Your manufacturing expertise deserves a site that doesn't filter you out before the first email.

プロジェクトが失敗する理由

Here's the thing -- your factory might be running FANUC-controlled equipment and shipping to Fortune 500 clients, but if your website looks like it was built in 2005, Western buyers notice And they draw conclusions from it. Fair or not, procurement teams judge manufacturing quality by web presence. It's the first filter.
The PDF catalog problem is real Nobody's searching Google and finding your PDF. Products buried in downloadable files are essentially invisible to organic search, and there's no filtering, no comparison, no direct path to an RFQ. It's a dead end for buyers who expect something closer to what they get on McMaster-Carr.
You've invested serious money getting to TAITRA trade shows -- booth fees, travel, samples, staff time But without a proper website infrastructure behind it, those leads go cold fast. There's no follow-up system, no landing page they can return to, no way to keep that conversation alive after the show floor closes.
Someone from a German distributor visits your COMPUTEX booth, takes your card, flies home, and searches for you on Monday morning Can't find you. Or finds something that doesn't match the confidence you projected in person. That post-show deal -- the one that felt close -- just evaporated.
Western procurement teams search in English, using specific technical terms: "ISO 9001 certified PCB manufacturer Taiwan," "Taiwan bicycle component OEM MOQ," "IATF 16949 precision machining supplier." If your site isn't built around those terms, you're simply not in the conversation Zero organic traffic means zero inbound leads from Western sourcing.
TAITRA's digital marketing support is genuinely useful funding -- but too often it gets spent on template sites that look decent and do nothing The agency delivers, invoices, and moves on. You're left with a site that isn't generating leads, and the budget's gone. That's a frustrating outcome that we see pretty regularly.

コンプライアンス

TSMC Ecosystem Expertise

We actually know what "TSMC ecosystem supplier" means to a Western procurement manager. The vocabulary matters -- PSI inventory terms, JEDEC standards, fab process nodes, lead frame packaging specs. We write copy and build site architecture using the technical language your buyers already use when they're searching.

Taichung Bicycle Cluster Knowledge

From Giant and Merida down to the 300+ component makers clustered around Taichung, we know how this industry is structured. Dropout spacing, thru-axle standards, EN 15194 e-bike compliance -- we're not learning this on your project.

Western UX Redesign

This isn't a refresh. We're rebuilding from the ground up, replacing Taiwanese design conventions -- dense text, Flash-era layouts, navigation that makes sense locally but confuses Western users -- with B2B standards that match how buyers in the US, Germany, and the UK actually evaluate suppliers online.

Trade Show Integration

COMPUTEX, Taipei Cycle, SEMICON Taiwan -- each show gets its own dedicated landing page with a QR code you can put on your booth materials. Visitors scan it, land somewhere specific and professional, and you've got lead capture working from day one of the show.

30-Language SEO

English is the foundation, but we build in 30 additional languages with market-specific SEO baked in. A German buyer and a Japanese buyer aren't searching the same way. The site accounts for that.

Product Catalog System

Product catalogs are built on Supabase -- searchable, filterable, fast. Buyers can sort by spec, pull certifications, and submit an RFQ directly from the product page. No PDF hunting. No dead ends.

構築する内容

Rebuild certification displays so Western buyers see ISO 9001, IATF 16949, UL, and CE with downloadable test reports — not just logo badges

Western buyers stop filtering your company out based on web credibility before they ever email your sales team

Replace PDF catalogs with searchable product pages indexed in Google using procurement vocabulary Western sourcing teams actually type

Organic search traffic arrives from procurement queries your competitors aren't ranking for — inbound leads replace cold outreach dependency

Structure OEM/ODM capability pages to surface MOQ, lead times, tooling costs, and customization scope upfront — not buried in follow-up emails

TAITRA digital marketing budgets fund sites that generate measurable RFQ flow instead of template deliverables that invoice and disappear

Rewrite case studies in challenge-solution-results format with named industries and specific numbers instead of testimonial fluff

Trade show investments extend beyond the booth — QR scans convert into active pipelines instead of business cards that go cold by Monday

Design RFQ forms that accept USD, EUR, and GBP quotes — signaling you're set up for international deals, not just accommodating them reluctantly

Sourcing managers in Germany and Chicago find the certification proof, lead time transparency, and MOQ clarity they need to move you into their RFQ shortlist

Eliminate post-trade-show lead death by shipping QR-coded landing pages and digital catalogs ready before you board the flight to Taipei

Your site communicates the manufacturing sophistication your booth presence projects — closing the credibility gap that's been losing you post-show deals

私たちのプロセス

01

Taiwan-Western Gap Analysis

We start with a full audit of your current web presence and map out exactly where the SEO opportunity sits. What terms are your buyers using? Where are competitors ranking? That's the foundation everything else gets built on.
Week 1-2
02

Western Architecture Design

Site architecture gets designed around how Western procurement actually works -- supplier qualification stages, technical comparison behavior, the path from first search to submitted RFQ. It's a different flow than a consumer site.
Week 3-4
03

Content and Catalog Build

Product database gets built properly -- structured data, consistent spec formats, clean taxonomy. And the copy gets written for a Western audience, not translated from Chinese. Those are genuinely different things.
Week 5-7
04

Design and Development

We build on Astro -- fast, SEO-friendly, and built to handle internationalization and programmatic SEO at scale. Trade show pages get templated so you're not scrambling before every exhibition.
Week 8-11
05

Launch and Market Entry

Go-live includes TAITRA program alignment and a 30-day optimization window. We're watching what's working, fixing what isn't, and making sure the traffic that starts coming in is actually converting.
Week 12+
AstroNext.jsSupabaseVercelStripei18n EngineAlgolia

よくある質問

台湾がこのサービスに最適な市場である理由は何ですか？

その理由はシンプルです。台湾は非常に強力な製造基盤を持っており、TSMC が半導体部門の中心となっており、台中の自転車クラスターは世界的に支配的で、精密機械の輸出は膨大です。企業は積極的に西洋のクライアントに到達しようとしています。TAITRA はデジタル取り組みに資金を提供しています。しかし英語ウェブサイトはほぼ普遍的に、その役割を果たすのに不十分です。需要は存在します。誰も本当にそれをうまく対応していません。これは本当の機会です。

台湾のどの業界に焦点を当てていますか？

TSMC エコシステムの半導体サプライチェーン企業、Foxconn サプライチェーンの電子機器メーカー、台中クラスターの自転車および電動バイク製造業者、精密機械、ICT ハードウェア、ファスナー製造業者です。異なる専門用語、異なるバイヤー行動がありますが、すべてに精通しています。

TAITRA プログラムと連携していますか？

TAITRA の貿易促進プログラムには特定の書類要件とデジタルマーケティング支援フレームワークがあります。それがどのように機能するかに精通しており、プロジェクトをそれに合わせて配置することができます。これは資金をより有効に活用しようとしている場合に重要です。

費用はどのくらいですか？

プロジェクトは $10,000 から始まります。技術的な複雑さと SEO の範囲が大きい半導体および電子機器企業は通常 $20,000 から $50,000 の間に投資します。自転車メーカーは通常 $10,000 から $25,000 の間に落ち着きます。重要なポイントは、1 回の展示会での成約通常、投資全体をカバーします。

Taiwanese Company English Websites from $10,000
Fixed-fee. TAITRA aligned. 30 languages. Trade show ready.
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