Industry-Themed Websites (1/6): Overview — Pick a Niche, Process & SEO
Part 1 of the industry website series: how to choose by vertical, the build process, must-have pages, local SEO, and 85+ TechPartner templates.
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Hey — we wrote this series because every week someone calls asking: "I want a spa website but don't know what pages I need" or "I downloaded a free template and got stuck."
An industry-themed website sounds fancy. It isn't. It means picking layout and structure that match your actual business — spas get booking, restaurants get menus, real estate gets filters — instead of a blank page and guesswork.
Six parts, grouped by vertical. Part 1 is the map. Bookmark the series hub and jump to your industry if you like.
How is "themed" different from any website?
Spa visitors expect Services → Pricing → Book. Restaurants need a phone-readable menu. Agents need price and area filters. Blank templates make you invent everything — and Google struggles to understand your niche.
TechPartner has 85+ templates on Templates. Preview demos, pick a close match, then launch your own site with your domain and content. /demo/ pages are previews only — Google indexes blog posts, Templates, and service pages.
The real process (4 steps)
- Know your industry and goal — sell online, take bookings, company profile, or leads?
- Browse Templates — filter by industry, open 2–3 you like
- Send a brief — logo, colors, phone, photos, copy (we can help write)
- Launch — UI tweaks, forms/Zalo, basic technical SEO, handoff
See pricing if you need it.
Minimum pages every business site needs
Whatever the industry: home (who you are + call/Zalo), services or products, about, contact with Maps. A blog can wait — but it's worth adding later. Each post answers one customer question; Google and readers both prefer sites that answer things.
Six-part roadmap
| Part | Topic |
|---|---|
| 1 (here) | Overview |
| 2 | Spa, cosmetics, clinics |
| 3 | Restaurants, F&B, retail |
| 4 | Homestays, hotels, tours |
| 5 | Real estate, legal, accounting |
| 6 | Events, courses, niches |
Want 42 individual industries? See Industry blog series. New to SEO? Beginner SEO.
Next: Part 2 — Spa, cosmetics & clinics
Questions? Contact TechPartner — 0963 238 959
Frequently asked questions
What does 'industry-themed website' mean?
A site built for your vertical — spas get booking & pricing pages, restaurants get QR menus, real estate gets project filters — instead of a generic template you heavily customize.
Should I pick a template or build from scratch?
Start with a template close to your industry (saves 40–60% time). TechPartner customizes brand, content, and features. Build from scratch only for very unique requirements.
Do /demo/ pages get indexed on Google?
No. Demos are preview-only on the Templates page. Indexed pages are /mau-web, this blog series, and service pages — where customers find you via search.
What topics does this series cover?
6 parts: overview (1), beauty & spa (2), F&B retail (3), travel & hospitality (4), real estate & pro services (5), events & niches (6).
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