We structured a service-heavy corporate advisory website into intuitive pathways—so founders and operations teams can quickly find the right service, understand the steps, and book a consultation with confidence.
- Industry: Corporate Services / Mexico Expansion
- Platform: WordPress
- Deliverables: UX, UI, CRO, SEO Content
At a glance >>
What this website needed to do (fast)
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Reduce confusion
Translate legal + operational services into simple user pathways, with clear “next step” CTAs.
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Increase consultation leads
Move users from “browsing services” → “book a call / start a process” using trust + step-by-step guidance.
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Win SEO for high‑intent queries
Build service clusters and landing pages for queries like company formation, RFC, e‑firma, payroll/EOR, NOM/COFEPRIS compliance.
Client overview >>
A turnkey partner for foreign companies expanding to Mexico
MexInc Consultants positions itself as a specialized partner for foreign businesses expanding operations to Mexico—helping with planning, entity setup, and operational execution through an online-first process.
- Service-heavy navigation (multiple categories + sub-services) needed clarity.
- Buyers require high trust before sharing documents or booking a legal consult.
- Users want certainty: steps, timelines, and what happens next.
Goals >>
Business goals we designed for
A modern corporate services site must educate quickly, build trust, and route users to the right next step with minimal friction.
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Clear service architecture
Group services into “pillars” with skimmable entry points and deep detail pages for SEO.
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Conversion-first UX
Repeat CTAs at natural decision points (hero → pillars → how-it-works → trust → contact).
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SEO + content system
Build keyword clusters and internal linking so each service page supports the others.
Information architecture >>
Service pillars (mega-menu structure)
The live site’s structure maps well to a “pillar → subservice” SEO architecture—ideal for service businesses with many offerings.
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Company Formation
Corporation (S.A. de C.V.), LLC (S. de R.L.), RFC Tax ID, E‑firma, legal representative, registered office, trademark, changes.
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Import / Export + E‑commerce
Freight/logistics, end‑to‑end e‑commerce readiness for channels like Amazon, Mercado Libre, Shopify.
3
HR + Tax + Product Compliance
Payroll/EOR/PEO, tax filings, VAT compliance, product regulations including NOM and COFEPRIS categories.
Conversion section >>
“How it works” that removes uncertainty
High-intent buyers convert when the process is explicit: what you do, what they do, and what happens next.
UX/UI System >>
Design decisions that drive trust and speed
Modern service websites win by making complexity feel simple—using structure, hierarchy, and consistent CTAs.
Sticky, repeated CTAs
“Speak with advisors / start here” appears at decision moments—hero, pillars, process, trust.
Skimmable hierarchy
Short blocks, bold headings, and icon bullets reduce cognitive load on mobile.
Service pages for SEO
Each sub-service becomes a landing page targeting one intent keyword + FAQs + internal links.
SEO Strategy>>
Modern service websites win by making complexity feel simple—using structure, hierarchy, and consistent CTAs.
Cluster A
Company Formation
company formation in Mexico, S.A. de C.V., S. de R.L., registered office Mexico, local legal representative, change of ownership, trademark registration Mexico.
Cluster B
Tax + IDs
RFC tax ID Mexico, e‑firma electronic signature Mexico, VAT (IVA) compliance, monthly tax filings Mexico, annual filings.
Cluster C
Hiring + Compliance
employer of record Mexico, PEO Mexico, payroll administration Mexico, labor agreements Mexico, NOM compliance Mexico, COFEPRIS compliance.
On-page SEO checklist (Lumestea SOP)
- One primary keyword per page + 4–6 secondary keywords (semantic variants).
- Add 4–6 internal links: 2 to pillar pages, 2 to related subservices, 1 to contact/consultation CTA.
- Add FAQ section (5–8 questions) + FAQ schema (included below).
- Images: descriptive filenames + alt text that includes service intent (not keyword stuffing).
Outcomes >>
Results & impact (replace with real metrics)
Add GA4 + Search Console screenshots here to make the case study proof-driven.
+XX% consultation leads
From clearer CTAs + structured service pathways.
+XX% organic clicks
From service cluster pages and FAQ-rich content.
-XX% bounce rate
From improved clarity, scannability, and mobile UX.
Want a high‑trust, SEO‑ready website like this?
If your business has complex services, we’ll convert it into a clear journey: service pillars → step-by-step process → proof → consultation. Tell us your industry and we’ll share a 1‑page UX plan + SEO cluster map.
Frequently asked questions>>
Built to match real buyer objections and improve search visibility.
How long does company formation in Mexico usually take?
Timelines vary by structure and documentation, but the process is commonly framed as a multi-week workflow with clear milestones (platform intake → document execution → completion).
Can foreign founders complete the process remotely?
Yes—an online-first workflow with remote document execution helps foreign clients proceed without heavy on-site coordination.
What is an RFC Tax ID and why is it needed?
The RFC is a tax identifier used for compliance and operational setup. Businesses often need it early for invoices, filings, and related registrations.
Do you support hiring and payroll in Mexico?
Many expansion projects include HR and payroll administration, including Employer of Record (EOR) / PEO-style support depending on the operating model.
How do product compliance services fit into expansion?
For regulated categories, product certifications and compliance planning (e.g., NOM standards or COFEPRIS-related categories) can be critical before selling in-market.
See What Our Clients
Say About US
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Very serious and got job done in time, would recommend
Good work and worked very hard
Our first time working with Upwork and with foreigners was a pure learning experience, and the work was completed. We continue working on the project. Siddharth and his team were incredibly helpful, and we will definitely work together again.
Working with Siddharth has been a great experience. He’s highly skilled, communicative, and proactive—exactly what you want in a collaborator. He quickly understood our goals and contributed valuable input to help shape the product. I look forward to continuing our collaboration and would definitely recommend him to others.