It is worth judging whether the “B2B home page needs to be updated on a daily basis” is right. It can be pushed back from a real procurement path: what Indonesian technical engineers would see first, what they would check, and where they would contact home supplies suppliers.
Check the front screen of the movement from the perspective of an unknown purchaser: can he identify you within 10 seconds, what you supply, which markets you serve, and where you go next? First, let sales simulate a client's response by content, and let technicians pick up mistakes. Both roles pass, to show that the expression is basically the same as the facts. One of the most important things is to create a pre-publishing checklist, which is not the end point, to arrange for the first round of interaction, sales forwarding, group contact and follow-up questions, and to record feedback from different audiences.
In addition to the quality of the comments, the conversion of private letters and the rate of completion of follow-up, there is a test dialogue to avoid a small amount of trash trails that make the average cost very good.
It is also necessary to check effective comments, requests for information, home page visits and follow-up dialogues to indicate the quality of distribution, and to record exceptions separately and to avoid a casual query as a general rule.
