Chetna Industries: a website for an export brass manufacturer A case study by Ansh Kapuriya
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Hi, I’m Ansh. I built Chetna Industries. Ask me anything about it.
I’ve typed your first question below. Just press send.
Who is Chetna Industries?
An ISO-certified brass parts maker in Jamnagar, Gujarat, which is India’s brass hub. They make brass inserts for PPR and CPVC pipes, moulding inserts, LPG gas parts and telecom hardware for buyers in 30+ countries.
- Type
- Company website
- Industry
- Brass manufacturing, B2B export
- Built with
- HTML, CSS, JavaScript
- Result
- About 3× more enquiries
What did the website need to do?
Win the trust of a buyer abroad who has never met them. A purchasing manager wants to see the parts, the machines and the quality checks, then ask for a quote in one step.
If any of that is missing, they email the next supplier on the list.
What did you build?
- A first screen that says what they make, that they’re ISO certified, and how to get a quote.
- A product catalogue you can filter by industry.
- The manufacturing process in six steps, from brass rod to packed part.
- A quality page: material checks, testing and their zero-defect policy.
- A short quote form, with a 24-hour reply promise.
How does it show up on Google?
Page titles and headings use the words buyers actually search, like “brass products manufacturer in Jamnagar” and “brass inserts for PPR pipes”.
The pages are plain HTML with compressed images, so they load fast on a phone, which Google also checks.
Did it bring in more business?
3×more customer enquiries after the new site went live
I run a factory too. What would my site cost?
A redesign of your current site is $40, and you pay only if you like it. You get 3 rounds of changes, and it takes about a week.
A bigger site with a full product catalogue gets a fixed quote before I start.
Can you redesign my website?
Yes. Send me your link. I’ll redesign it first, and you only pay if you like the result.
