The working half of Noida
The first sectors, 1 to 11, were laid out for industry, and our own office sits among them in Sector 9. Garment and hosiery exporters, printers, packaging, engineering and electrical units work from their sheds and blocks. Further east, Sectors 57 to 67 mix factories, IT offices and institutes, and Phase 2, around Sectors 80 to 88 and the Noida Special Economic Zone, holds larger export units.
What an industrial site needs
- What you make, with ranges, sizes, materials, capacities and minimum orders, written in the terms a buyer uses
- Certifications shown with their scope and validity, not just a logo
- Factory and product photographs of the real shop floor
- A company profile buyers can download for vendor registration
- An enquiry form that asks for company, product, quantity and a drawing or specification
Export units also need the site in clear international English, set up for the countries they sell to. Lotus Systems, an office furniture maker in Noida, is a good example: workstations, desks, storage and chairs, each with its own page and a quick way to ask for a quote.
How we work with units here
We visit once to photograph the floor and understand the processes, then write the pages with whoever handles sales. Being in Sector 9 ourselves, most units in Phase 1 are a few minutes away.
Prices
Most manufacturers need the Professional plan at ₹12,999 for the number of pages a product range needs. Large catalogues are quoted after we see them.
