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Trade content, licenses and seminars in one frontend

A trade publisher sells access, not circulation. Laioutr sits as the frontend layer over your editorial system, your professional database, your subscription shop and your seminar tool, and renders one portal out of them. Your editors and your marketing team build the pages themselves in the visual editor.
Trade content, licenses and seminars in one frontend

How Trade publishers & B2B information companies grow with Laioutr

  • 1.2 s
    median LCP
  • < 14 days
    median migration time
  • ~65%
    shorter time-to-launch for landing pages

The challenges in Trade publishers & B2B information

In trade media the revenue hangs on access: digital subscriptions, corporate licenses, database seats, seminars. The frontend decides whether the reader finds the way there and whether it still feels like one brand on the way.

Four things come up regularly in trade publishing projects.

  • Corporate licenses and single seats meet in the same layout

    One reader arrives through a corporate license, the next through a personal subscription, the third with nothing at all. The frontend has to show the right paywall to all three.

  • The portal is a collection of islands

    News in the editorial system, case law in the database, seminars in their own tool, jobs at a service provider. To the reader that is four websites.

  • Research is the product, search is the weak spot

    Your subscribers pay for the body of work, not for today's item. If search does not carry across archive, database and feature articles, they never feel the value.

  • Seminar and whitepaper pages sit in a queue

    Every conference, report and webinar needs its own page. If that page has to come from engineering, the campaign misses its moment.
Professional portal

News, database and seminars under one brand

Your professional content lives in several systems. Laioutr connects them through apps and renders a portal where the reader never notices a system change.

Practice areas, industries or subject fields become section pages wired to your editorial system. A new field does not need a release.

Result lists and detail pages from your professional database are blocks like any other, in the same layout as editorial.

Program pages, speaker profiles and signup come from the kit, the booking from your ticketing or seminar system.

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Access

Paywall, corporate license and subscription shop on one logic

Who may see what stays a decision for your subscription and license system. The frontend renders the matching paywall and the matching route into the subscription shop.

News, feature articles, case law and templates can open to different depths. You set the rules in the editor, not in code.

Users from licensed organizations go straight to the content with no offer page in between. Individual users see your digital subscription instead.

The shop runs on your shop system but looks like your portal. Trial access, digital subscription and bundles are flows in the same kit.

Built with
Findability

Search across the archive, landing pages without a ticket

A trade publisher's value sits in the archive. Search, topic pages and fast delivery make it visible, for subscribers and for search engines.

One search reaches across feature articles, news and database records. The AI products for search and discovery come along when you want them.

Dossiers on new legislation, standards or market shifts bundle the archive and pull organic traffic. Your editors build them.

Whitepaper, report, webinar, conference: every campaign gets its landing page from blocks that already exist.

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Integration

Connects with your existing systems

  • Contentful
  • OroCommerce
  • Elastic
  • Usercentrics
  • vivenu GmbH
  • Laioutr SEO

The usual setup is an editorial system, a professional database, a subscription and license system and a shop system for the subscription shop. In B2B the shop often runs on OroCommerce, Shopware or Spryker.

Consent management, analytics, search, newsletter delivery and ticketing for conferences connect as apps. The App Store shows what is already connected.

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With templates for your industry

  • Our UI Growth Kit for Publishers & Media

    Content-first building blocks for publishers and media: blog, glossary and editorial layouts.
    View Growth Kit
  • Frontend Blueprints for Publishing & Subscription Businesses

    Frontend Blueprints for Publishing & Subscription Businesses

    Proven reference architectures and page blueprints that take typical B2B and D2C scenarios live in days instead of weeks.
    Discover Blueprints

Resources for Trade publishers & B2B information

Frequently asked questions about Laioutr for Trade publishers & B2B information

Yes. Laioutr is the frontend layer above it. Result lists and detail pages are rendered from your database and the data stays yours.

Your license and subscription system keeps deciding who has access. The frontend asks for the status and shows either the content or the matching paywall.

Yes. Section pages, dossiers and campaign pages are built in the visual editor from a fixed component library. You only need engineering when a new block is required.

Hours instead of weeks, using blocks that already exist. Across projects so far, time to launch for landing pages is around 65% shorter than the classic ticket route.

Those connect as apps to the same frontend layer and run in your brand's layout. The reader never notices the system change.

Only the frontend is rebuilt, the backends stay. Across the migrations so far the median is under 14 days, and many systems or many content types push that up.

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"After 30 minutes, we knew Laioutr makes our replatforming feasible." - Daniel B., CEO, hygibox.de

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