Opens the file out into pages
Catalogs and spec sheets go up and come back as a page per product with a spec table. Nobody has to work through a table of contents.
LabChure
Turning a PDF catalog into a website
Upload the catalogs and spec sheets you already have, and they become a product site that search engines read and that you can send as a link. Spec figures are checked against what you uploaded.
What it does
Turns up in search
It is a web page, so search engines read the text. Product names and specs that were invisible inside a file start showing up.
Corrections land straight away
When a figure changes you change it on the screen. No rebuilding the file and sending it round again.
Why do it this way
What happens while a catalog stays a file
For the work that went into it, it reaches very little.
- Search engines struggle with text inside a file, so the products exist but do not come up.
- Opened on a phone, the type is small enough that everything has to be zoomed.
- One figure changes and the file has to be rebuilt and sent to everyone again.
- There is no way to know who looked at which product.
Industries
A starting point that fits
Every industry has something people look at first. The template starts with that on the page.
- Electronic components
- Auto parts
- Medical devices
- Chemicals and materials
- Building materials
- Cosmetics
- Textiles and fabric
- LED lighting
What comes out
What you get
Publishing brings all of this at once.
- A page per product, with a spec table
- A source shown against each spec figure
- An address search engines read
- Numbers showing which product drew the looks
Common questions
It is not copied across. The content is read and laid out again in a form that reads well on the web. Colours and wording you change on the screen.
Upload the material in batches. The more products there are, the longer a person spends looking, which is exactly where it is used.
Build one yourself
LabChure is free to start. Upload the catalog you already have and you see the result straight away.