Each unit once hired its own vendor in its own year. Now the logos do not match, one domain has expired, and nobody knows who holds the account.
Free ConsultationIt is almost never a matter of effort. These are the patterns we keep running into.
A group home page carries the overall scale, then each subsidiary keeps its own section with its products, contacts, and team. Visitors can enter anywhere and still understand they are looking at one group.
One colour, type, and component system across every unit, with room for a per unit accent so each business keeps a face of its own.
An address, phone number, or board change is made once and follows through every unit that uses it.
Every domain moves into one account owned by the group, with renewal dates on record. No more domains dying from a forgotten invoice.
A group home page carries the overall scale, then each subsidiary keeps its own section with its products, contacts, and team. Visitors can enter anywhere and still understand they are looking at one group.
One colour, type, and component system across every unit, with room for a per unit accent so each business keeps a face of its own.
An address, phone number, or board change is made once and follows through every unit that uses it.
Every domain moves into one account owned by the group, with renewal dates on record. No more domains dying from a forgotten invoice.
The page a prospective buyer sees, on a large screen and on a phone.
What this screen shows
Case study
Situation
Four units, four sites, four vendors. One domain went dark for two weeks because nobody renewed it, and no page explained the group as a whole.
What we built
One group structure with a section per unit, a single visual identity, and every domain moved into one group account with renewal dates on record.
Result
Pick the one closest to your situation. We tighten the scope in the first conversation.
Your group reads as one company no matter which door someone enters through.
Who it is for
Holdings with two to four units whose sites already drifted apart.
What you get
A new unit goes live in days on the same structure, with no vendor hunt.
Who it is for
Groups still adding or acquiring units that do not want to repeat this each time.
What you get
Yes. A unit domain can keep pointing to its own section, or stay standalone on the same structure and look. What gets unified is account ownership and the design system, not necessarily one address.
That is a common starting point. Ownership can be traced from registrar records and payment history, then transferred. If a domain truly cannot be recovered, we plan a move that does not cost you search position.
Not always. If the structure is sound, we align the look and navigation so it connects to the group. We check first before recommending a rebuild.
Yes. Each unit manages its own products, news, and contacts, while shared data such as head office address or board composition is edited once at group level.
No long form. Send one message describing where you are now and we reply with a sensible next step, not a mass quote.
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