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For semiconductor companies

Marketing for semiconductor companies that engineers can actually evaluate.

Websites, SEO, 3D explainers and branding for fabless chip startups, silicon IP vendors, VLSI design services and test and packaging firms. Built so a system architect can judge your depth in one visit, and an OEM can find a datasheet without emailing sales.

Built for

Fabless, IP, VLSI services, OSAT

Buyers we reach

System architects, OEMs, global chip firms

Includes

Website, SEO, 3D explainer, branding

Measured by

Datasheet requests and design-in talks

The problem

Why capable chip teams stay hard to find.

Chip architects quietly shortlist power management ICs or analog IP months before a board is built. No public product page means you are not listed.

Global chip companies hiring design services check nodes, EDA tools and tape-outs supported. A wafer photo and service names tell them none of it.

Automotive buyers ask about ISO 26262 and AEC-Q100. Every buyer asks how you protect their RTL and netlists. Clear answers shorten the NDA talk.

How we help

What a chip company needs to get designed in.

Technical web pages, search, explainers and brand from one team that is comfortable reading a datasheet.

01

Branding

A brand that looks ready for global customers

An identity and story that let a young Indian chip firm sit comfortably in a deck next to established suppliers.

  • Positioning for India’s chip design push and export buyers
  • Datasheet and app note templates
  • Booth and collateral for semiconductor events
02

Website

Product and capability pages engineers trust

Part pages with key parameters up front, gated and open documents handled properly, and service pages that show flows, nodes and team depth.

  • Parametric product tables and datasheet downloads
  • Capability pages for RTL, verification, DFT and physical design
  • An NDA and document request flow that sales can track
03

SEO and lead generation

Found during the long research phase

Pages that match how engineers search: by function, key spec and application, like “60 V BLDC gate driver” or “MIPI IP for 22 nm”.

  • Part and IP pages built around parameters
  • Application notes and reference design posts
  • Service pages by node, flow and domain
04

Video

3D explainers that open up the chip

3D animation that shows what sits inside the package and where the chip lives on a board, so non-specialist decision makers follow along too.

  • 3D architecture and package walkthroughs
  • Evaluation board demo films
  • Short recruitment films about the design team

How it fits together

Brand first. Then site, search and video.

Each piece makes the next one work harder. This is the order we build them in.

01Branding
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Look like the safe choice

A clear brand that system and hardware architects trust at first glance.

Deep tech branding
02Website
  • Key parameters
  • Documents
  • Nodes and flows
  • Quality and safety

Answer every question

Your site covers what they check, before they have to ask.

Deep tech website development
03SEO
1yourcompany.aiYou

Get found by the right buyers

Show up on page one and in AI answers when they search.

Deep tech SEO and AI search
04Video
Engagement callPD support for a 12 nm tape-out, Hyderabad

Show it working

A short video proves it in seconds, and the enquiry follows.

3D product explainers

FAQ

Questions chip and VLSI firms ask us.

Straight answers about working with us.

Much of our work is under NDA. What can we show?

More than you think. We describe the type of design, the node, the size of the team and the outcome without naming clients, and we get every line approved before it goes live.

Should datasheets be gated behind a form?

Usually the summary and key parameters stay open so engineers can find them, and the full datasheet or reference design asks for an email. That balance keeps search traffic and still gives sales a lead.

Do engineers really use Google to find chip vendors?

Yes, along with distributor sites and forums. A clear part page often ranks for very specific searches with little competition.

Can a website help us hire engineers too?

It should. Senior engineers check your projects and team before they apply, and clients often ask who will actually work on their design.

We are a small team. Will we look too small?

We focus on depth rather than size: the tape-outs, the hard problems solved and the seniority of the people. That is what an architect cares about.

Can you write technical content without wasting our engineers’ time?

We interview them for thirty to forty five minutes, draft the piece, and send it back for one technical review. Engineers correct facts instead of writing from scratch.

Start a conversation

Let’s make your silicon
easy to find and evaluate.

Send us your website and the product or service line you want designed in. We’ll show you how an architect sees you today.

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