Brandcore.io Brandcore.io Global Integrate Logistics, Inc.
01 / THE FRONT DOOR
01/ 09
A BRANDCORE GROWTH BRIEF / BURLINGAME, CALIFORNIA

GLOBAL INTEGRATE LOGISTICS, INC.

Your operation moves.
Your website is standing still.

Warehousing and local trucking, tailored to each customer — behind a front door still built on a fixed 900-pixel page.

Headquarters
339 Beach Road, Burlingame, CA 94010
Phone
(650) 340-0118
Prepared by
Karina CarilloKarina CarilloClient Success & Outreach
PRESS → OR SCROLL 9 SLIDES · PRIVATE PROPOSAL
3D LIVERY STUDY Container wall carrying the authentic GiLogistics mark. Not a facility photograph.
A NEW FRONT DOOR FOR A BURLINGAME WAREHOUSE & TRUCKING TEAM
02 / SITE AUDIT GILOGISTICS.COM · CAPTURED 30 OCT 2026

A working operation.
A website from another decade.

Three pages, fixed at 900 pixels. We read every page and loaded it at 390 pixels. Five findings explain why the front door is costing you the first conversation.

01CRITICALSOURCE · HTML HEAD

The whole page is locked to 900 pixels.

min-width:900px and no viewport meta. Chrome lays the site out at 980px and scales it to 0.398 on a 390px phone — body text lands at roughly 5.6px.

02HIGHSOURCE · NAVIGATION

Three pages. Two links. No service pages.

Home offers “Service” and “Link.” The contact page is titled “Link.” There is no warehousing page, no trucking page, and no page for the Burlingame team.

03HIGHSOURCE · <IMG> TAGS

Two images. Neither shows your work.

The entire site carries the 720×168 logo JPG and one 180×169 globe image. Zero dock, warehouse, fleet or team photographs. Zero alt text.

04CRITICALSOURCE · LINK.HTML

The inquiry form posts over plain HTTP.

The action points at http://us.1.p11.webhosting.luminate.com/…. No tel: or mailto: link exists on any page. Four fields — name, email, phone, comments. Nothing asks what the freight is.

05HIGHSOURCE · PAGE HEAD + DOM

Search engines get a page called “index.”

Zero <h1> and zero <h2> tags across the site. The homepage title is index, with no meta description. There is no subject for a search result to rank.

gilogistics.com1440 × 900
The current gilogistics.com homepage at 1440 by 900 pixels: logo, globe image, Service and Link text links, a block of text
900px fixed frame
The current homepage at an actual 390 pixel phone viewport, scaled down to forty percent
390px actual
Actual desktop render. The content never leaves a 900px column; the rest is background.
MEASURED, NOT ESTIMATED

Mobile Chrome reports a 980px layout viewport and a visual scale of 0.398; a 14px paragraph is painted at about 5.6px.

SOURCE · visualViewport API, 390×844, 30 Oct 2026

SOURCE · gilogistics.com/index.html, /Services.html, /Link.html · live captures 30 Oct 2026 · no audit claim is estimated02
03 / THE GAP THE 11:47 PM SHIPPER

11:47 PM.
The dock is quiet. The website should still answer.

A shipper needs three answers before they call: what you handle, when it can move, and who will answer. The current path makes them guess all three — then asks for an email reply.

THE CURRENT PATH6 STEPS
  1. 01
    Search lands on a page called “index.”The title tag never names the company.
  2. 02
    The page opens at 40% on a phone.900px of fixed layout, scaled to fit.
  3. 03
    Two links: “Service” and “Link.”“Link” is the contact form. Nothing says so.
  4. 04
    One block of copy explains both services.Warehousing and trucking share a single block.
  5. 05
    Four fields, none about the freight.No lane, pallet count, service or date.
  6. 06
    The load waits for an email reply.No window, no confirmation, no next step.
THE COST

Every extra step is a chance to lose the load to the next search result.

THE PROPOSED PATH3 STEPS
  1. 01
    Land on the lane that matches the load.Warehousing or trucking, in the shipper's words.
  2. 02
    Pick a real dock window.Availability is visible, not hidden behind a phone call.
  3. 03
    Send a brief that already has the details.Service, pallet count, lane, window and notes arrive together.
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We listen, think and build to work.

GiLogistics · gilogistics.com The standard you already set for the operation. The website should meet it too.
Observed counts from the live site: 3 pages · 2 nav links · 2 images · 4 form fields · 0 heading tags.03
04 / THE FLAGSHIP LIVE HTML CONCEPT · NOT A SCREENSHOT

A front door that works
like your dock.

Switch service lanes, open a dock window and review the shipment brief. The desktop site and the phone are live — the panel on the right mirrors what you select.

DESKTOP CONCEPT · 1280 × 800INTERACTIVE
● gilogistics.com CONCEPT
Live tabs · dock-window selection · shipment briefNothing books or sends
MOBILE · 390
LIVE DETAILHOME

Home

Service lanes, the next dock windows and one visible next step.

  • Warehousing and local trucking, separated
  • Next window visible on the first screen
  • One shipment brief, not four blind fields
SELECTED WINDOWTue · 8:00 AMILLUSTRATIVE
Concept UI · dock windows, counts and dates are illustrative. No booking, form submission or email is performed. Real dispatch rules are confirmed with GiLogistics.04
05 / THE SYSTEM WHAT BRANDCORE ACTUALLY BUILDS

Six systems.
One front door.

A new page is not a new front door. We build the path from a service search to a dispatch conversation, then keep it current as the operation changes.

ATwo lanes, not one paragraph

Service architecture

Warehousing and trucking get their own pages, their own language and their own next step.

BA brief, not a blind email

Shipment inquiry

Fields that describe the freight — service, lane, pallet count, window — routed to the right inbox.

CFound for the services you sell

Local search

Pages built around Burlingame and the Bay Area local service your own site describes.

DReal dock, fleet and team

Proof library

Your own photography and process, organized into pages that answer a shipper's first questions.

EAsk after the load, not before

Reviews & reputation

Review requests after completed loads, with verified reviews published — never invented testimonials.

FA site that stays current

Growth partner

A monthly operating rhythm for dock hours, service changes, new lanes and seasonal content.

THE POINT

The current site asks a shipper to guess. The new one hands them the next step already filled in.

BUILT AROUND ONE OPERATION
Scope is shaped after a 20-minute walkthrough. No service, capacity, certification or review claim is invented.05
06 / THE PROOF CASE STUDY · UNITED FACILITIES GROUP

We have rebuilt this front door before.
Drag the seam.

United Facilities Group came to Brandcore with a dense 2010s page and a buried quote path. The rebuild put the services first and the next step in sight.

01

Services moved above the fold. The visitor sees what the company does before reading a wall of copy.

02

One visible quote path. A single next step replaces scattered contact prompts.

03

Built for the phone. The layout reflows instead of shrinking a fixed frame.

Screens: United Facilities Group's prior public homepage and the Brandcore rebuild. No performance metric is claimed.
CASE STUDYUNITED FACILITIES GROUPufgworks.com
United Facilities Group website before the Brandcore rebuild: dense text, a FREE evaluation banner and a busy layout United Facilities Group website after the Brandcore rebuild: clear headline, simple navigation and one quote action BEFOREAFTER
ufgworks.comCASE STUDY
Drag or use ← →Same standard, applied to GiLogistics
Proof is a real Brandcore case study, not a GiLogistics result. GiLogistics figures and outcomes are not implied.06
07 / THE ROADMAP OWNERS · LAUNCH DAY · WHAT YOU SUPPLY

Three days to agree.
Seven to build. Sixty to compound.

A concrete sequence with named owners. No open-ended discovery, no vague “ongoing optimization.”

DAYS 1–301

Agree

Service lanes, page map, inquiry fields and the photo list.

DAY 3A signed page plan.

Brandcore
Content map, wireframe, inquiry spec
GiLogistics
Confirm services, dock rules, routing
Output
Signed page plan
DAYS 4–702

Build

Desktop and phone concept, shipment brief, local search foundation.

DAY 7Launch-ready, on a private preview.

Brandcore
Design, build, responsive QA
GiLogistics
One review pass, real photos
Output
Launch-ready front door
DAYS 8–6003

Operate

Launch day, then a monthly rhythm of updates and proof.

DAY 60The first operating review.

Brandcore
Launch, edits, review requests
GiLogistics
Answer inquiries, flag changes
Output
A site that stays true
WHAT WE NEED FROM YOU
  • Confirmed dock hours
  • Service area & lanes
  • Handling capabilities
  • 6–10 real photographs
  • The inbox that receives inquiries
The current site publishes none of the operational detail above. We will not invent it.
Launch day = the day the new front door replaces the three-page site. Dates are a planning frame, not a signed schedule.07
08 / THE ENGAGEMENT SCOPE, NOT HOURLY BILLING

Three ways to deploy.
One clear recommendation.

Start with the front door, or keep Brandcore operating it. Every path is scoped as a fixed fee after a 20-minute walkthrough — no invented dollar figures on this page.

01ESSENTIAL REBUILD

Foundation

A clean, credible front door.

  • 4 core pages
  • Warehousing + trucking lanes
  • Mobile-first inquiry path
  • Contact routing
BEST FOR

A site that stops losing the first conversation.

RECOMMENDED
02THE FULL FRONT DOOR

Flagship

The concept on slide four, built for real.

  • Everything in Foundation
  • Dock-window + shipment brief
  • Local search foundation
  • Photo and story direction
  • 60-day launch support
BEST FOR

Turning service searches into dispatch conversations.

03THE OPERATING RHYTHM

Growth Partner

Keep the site current as the operation changes.

  • Everything in Flagship
  • Monthly content updates
  • Review request program
  • Quarterly service review
BEST FOR

A front door that stays true after launch.

HOW PRICING WORKS

Fixed-fee quote after a 20-minute scope call. The scope follows the page count, the inquiry system and the operating rhythm you choose — not an hourly meter.

NO PRICE INVENTED HERE
Inclusions describe Brandcore scope. No ranking, traffic, lead-volume or revenue outcome is guaranteed or implied.08
09 / THE NEXT STEP PREPARED FOR GLOBAL INTEGRATE LOGISTICS, INC.

Let's put the front door
on the same schedule as the dock.

Karina Carillo, Client Success and Outreach at Brandcore
YOUR BRANDCORE CONTACT

Karina Carillo

Client Success & Outreach

I rebuilt the first screen of gilogistics.com as a working concept. If it reads like your operation, I would like 20 minutes to show you what the full front door could do for GiLogistics.

EMAILkarina@brandcore.io DIRECT(669) 310-0800 OFFICE(669) 281-0188

San Francisco Bay Area Sales Solutions

PREPARE A 20-MINUTE WALKTHROUGHPACIFIC TIME

Pick a weekday and a time. We prepare an email draft to Karina — nothing is booked until you send it.

SELECTED— No calendar is connected. No email is sent by this page.
Open prepared email

The draft opens in your email app. Review it, edit it, or close it. Brandcore does not call, text or book on your behalf.

WHAT WE'LL COVER
  1. The five audit findings
  2. The dock-window concept
  3. The 3 / 7 / 60 plan
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