Bhumima: an export trade website with a catalogue run from the dashboard

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    A trade website for Bhumima, a new merchant exporter in Nashik: five product lines, a path for each kind of buyer, and a product catalogue the owner changes from the WordPress dashboard.

    • Client: Bhumima (an Emberoot partner brand)
    • Live at: trade.bhumima.com
    • Timeline: November 2026
    • Services used: Websites, Strategy

    The challenge

    Bhumima sells to business buyers abroad: food makers, importers, packaging buyers and textile retailers. The site had to look credible from the first visit without claiming shipments or approvals the business does not have yet, and the product range was still changing. Every enquiry needed to land somewhere the owner could follow up.

    What we did

    • Built on WordPress with the free Elementor builder and the Hello Elementor theme, plus one custom plugin, so updates to other software never overwrite the design.
    • A look taken from the logo greens, with light and dark modes, keyboard-friendly menus and tabs, and reduced motion for visitors who ask for it.
    • Paths by type of buyer and a filterable product catalogue. Products, buyer types and categories are edited in the dashboard, and each product page is created, renamed or hidden automatically.
    • A quotation form that asks what the buyer needs (a quotation, samples or both), saves every request with a status, private notes and a CSV download, and sends the buyer a confirmation email.
    • A “Print or save as PDF” product sheet, an optional WhatsApp button and a branded “Page not found” page.
    • Search and AI readiness: page titles and descriptions, a share image, breadcrumb data, Search Console through Site Kit, a Markdown copy of every page and an llms.txt index.
    • Security built in: a hidden sign-in address, a captcha that needs no outside service, login limits and security headers. Analytics wait behind a cookie banner.

    Feature gallery

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    Home pageThe promise in one line, with an example product specification beside it, switchable between food, packaging and textiles.
    A path for each buyerFood importers, food manufacturers, agriculture and construction, and textile retailers each see the products and details that matter to them.
    Five product linesEach card links to a product page with grades, checks and documents.
    From enquiry to portThe same seven steps for every order, drawn as a route from Nashik to the buyer’s port.
    Terms written downPrice basis, payment, samples and documents agreed before an order.
    Questions buyers askShort answers on products, samples, documents and minimum orders.
    Products pageThe whole range, filterable by food, packaging and textiles.
    Catalogue run from the dashboardProducts, categories and buyer types are edited in WordPress; each card and page updates itself.
    Shipping documentsThe papers that travel with each shipment, explained in plain words.
    Wider sourcing listProducts the business can research on request, without claiming to stock them.
    Product pageForms and grades, who buys it, what to put in an enquiry, what is checked, documents and packing, with a printable sheet.
    Quotation requestThe form asks for a quotation, samples or both; every request is saved with a status and private notes.
    FooterCompany line, contact routes and the AI-readable links.
    On a phoneThe same site on a phone.

    The result

    The site went live on its own domain on 1 November 2026. All 18 pages were checked on phones and desktops, signed out, before launch. The owner now adds or hides a product in a minute, and every quotation request arrives by email and stays in the dashboard until it is answered.

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