Summary

iguzzini.com is a architectural lighting website serving architects, lighting designers, engineers, and commercial project teams. The multi-page audit found an overall B2B readiness score of 87/100. Its strongest evidence is in product and specification clarity, while the largest improvement opportunity is RFQ attribution and inquiry context.

Key Findings

• Homepage returned HTTP 200 with title "iGuzzini | professional lighting systems" and H1 "LIGHT THAT MOVES".
• 7 sampled pages were accessible; observed page roles: homepage, rfq, product, proof, resources, about, legal.
• Observed 28 procurement-oriented CTA references and 19 HTML form(s) across the sampled pages.
• Observed structured-data types: Corporation, SearchAction, WebSite.
• Found 1 directly linked PDF specification, catalog, certificate, or resource file(s).
• robots.txt returned HTTP 200; sitemap discovery returned HTTP 200; llms.txt returned HTTP 404.

Recommended Next Steps

• Connect product, fabric, or luminaire context to the inquiry payload and preserve UTM, referrer, and landing-page fields.
• Expand answer-ready buyer content with specification summaries, FAQs, application guidance, and verifiable claims.
• Track quote, sample, download, rep-finder, contact, and specification interactions as separate conversion events.
• Publish a concise llms.txt index only after the core product, proof, and contact pages are stable and canonical.
• Confirm the full inquiry path with one labeled QA submission, including delivery, routing, attachment, and success-state evidence.
• Give every certification and performance claim an issuer, standard, scope, date, and directly accessible evidence file.
• Create buyer-role and application pages that connect decision criteria to the most relevant products, proof, and next action.
• Add selection, comparison, and compatibility guidance so buyers can narrow options without relying on a sales reply.
• Keep visible product facts and Product, Service, Organization, FAQ, and Breadcrumb schema synchronized.
• Show content owners and review dates on technical resources, standards guidance, case studies, and procurement FAQs.