An assistant that asks the right questions and files every enquiry, pages built to be found by search and answer engines, and motion where it earns its place.
Most company websites were paid for once and then left alone. The contact form goes to an inbox nobody owns. The page loads slowly enough that a buyer on a phone gives up. When someone asks an AI assistant about your category, your name is not in the answer. A sales head can tell you what the trade fair brought in. Nobody can tell you what the website did last month.
It asks what the buyer needs, how much, where and by when, then files the enquiry into your pipeline with the answers attached. Your sales team opens a brief, not a name and a phone number.
Every enquiry is written to the database and a notification queue in the same step. If email or SMS is down, the lead waits and goes out when the channel is back.
Server-rendered pages, light images and no script that does not pay its way. We test on the phones and connections your buyers actually use.
Languages planned into the structure from day one. Each page is translated or checked by a person who reads that market.
One page per question a buyer asks, structured data on every page, and copy that reads correctly when an AI answers on your behalf.
Interactive and animated sections where they explain something, such as a product, a process or a calculator. Reduced-motion settings are respected, and nothing slows the page for decoration.
Both neaurabuild.com and neaurabuild.ai are built this way. Their assistant, Aura, asks the questions, collects the answers and files a lead into a transactional outbox, so the lead is kept even if a notification fails. It does not answer from a language model, because a made-up answer on a sales page costs more than a question passed to a person.
It can, from content you approve. Ours only asks and files, because on a sales page we would rather hand the buyer to a person than risk an invented answer. We agree where that line sits with you.
Either. If the site is sound and the gap is lead capture or speed, we fix that. If the platform is the problem, we rebuild it and keep every URL that ranks.
You do. Code, content, domain and analytics sit in your accounts, and the handover covers how to run it without us.
Most projects fail after go-live, not before it: the software works and nobody uses it. So we do not stop at delivery. We advise, build, implement, operate, and only then transfer, with change management and adoption run as hard as the code.
Named, scoped, switchable agents that read, reconcile, forecast, flag and draft, taking the work off your people’s desks and putting revenue back on your books. A person approves every move that touches money.