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Case study · B2B wholesale · UK

Website · SEO · AEO · GEO · Email · Social · Sage 50 · Bluepark

Website Redesign, Marketing & Sage ↔ Web Integration

Suman Bros is a UK B2B stationery wholesaler with 13,602 Sage SKUs, thousands of trade customers, and a Bluepark store that had drifted from reality — inactive products still live, proven sellers missing from the web, and product copy that search engines and AI could not use. NuvonHub redesigned sumanbros.com, linked offline Sage to the online catalogue, flagged inactive candidates with client sign-off, rewrote descriptions for SEO, AEO, and GEO, and launched email marketing and social content posting. The engagement is live and expanding week by week.

Evidence

Catalogue reconciliation at a glance

  • 13,602Sage SKUs analysedOffline stock master reconciled to web
  • 7,295Inactive candidates flaggedRemoved or set inactive on web after client sign-off
  • 2,291+Live web productsSEO, AEO & GEO descriptions

Context

What was limiting progress

NuvonHub redesigned the Suman Bros website for conversion and trust — then connected it to what happens in Sage so the online catalogue reflects what the business actually sells.

We flagged 7,295 inactive candidates, phased removal or inactivation with client sign-off, prioritised proven sellers for the web, and rewrote product descriptions for Google, Bing, and AI answers — SEO, AEO, and GEO built into the catalogue, not bolted on later.

Marketing is underway: email campaigns, social content posting, and organic visibility work so the redesigned site reaches buyers — not just sits online.

Operational gaps identified before intervention
AreaWhat we found
WebsiteOutdated UX — weak conversion and unclear ordering paths
Sage vs web13,602 Sage SKUs vs 2,291 on site — systems diverged
Inactive catalogue7,295 inactive candidates still live or cluttering data
Proven sellers off-web4,518 sold in Sage, not listed online
Search visibilityThin product copy — not ranking or AI-citable
MarketingNo consistent email, social, or organic programme
Trade customers1,900+ accounts — many still ordering by phone
OperationsStaff re-keying between Sage and the website
Catalogue scale — Sage vs website (Jun 2026)

Sage all products 13,602; Sage sold in three years 6,307; live on website 2,291; sold in Sage not on web 4,518; inactive candidates flagged 7,295.

  1. Sage — all products13,602
  2. Sage — sold (3yr)6,307
  3. On website (live)2,291
  4. Sold, not on web4,518
  5. Inactive candidates flagged7,295

Intervention

What NuvonHub changed

Before
  • The website had drifted from what Sage said was in stock
  • Inactive products were still live online
  • Staff re-keyed data between Sage and the website
After
  • Sage stays the source of record
  • Inactive lines change on the web only after client sign-off
  • Live products carry search-ready descriptions
Sage SKUs analysed
13,602
Inactive candidates flagged
7,295
Live web products
2,291+
Figures are from the Sage and website analysis described on this page.

Website and catalogue

  • Website redesign
    New layout, clearer categories and mobile-ready ordering for trade buyers.
  • SEO, AEO & GEO product descriptions
    Product copy rewritten so search engines and AI tools can read it, with structured data.

Sage and data

  • Linked offline Sage to the online website
    A link between the Sage stock master and the web listings, so the site follows Sage.
  • Flagged inactive candidates
    Inactive lines flagged from Sage sales data, and changed on the web only after client sign-off.
  • Operations dashboard & order flow
    One view of sales, stock gaps and customers, in the office or on a phone.

Marketing

  • Marketing programme — email & social
    Email campaigns and social posts that link back to live product pages.

Outcomes

Documented operational state

Website
Redesigned & live
Sage SKUs analysed
13,602
Inactive candidates flagged
7,295
Live web products
2,291+
Email marketing
Programme live
Social content
Posting underway
Sage ↔ website
Linked & reconciled

Shift

Before and after (documented)

Narrative summary — not a simulated before-state screenshot. Live site reflects current catalogue work; historical gaps are described from Sage ↔ web analysis.

  • Before

    Outdated website — weak UX and unclear wholesale paths

    After

    Full redesign — conversion-focused B2B ordering on sumanbros.com

  • Before

    Sage and website out of sync — inactive products still live

    After

    13,602 SKUs reconciled — 7,295 inactive candidates flagged; removed or set inactive on web after client sign-off

  • Before

    Generic product copy — invisible on Google and AI search

    After

    SEO, AEO & GEO descriptions across 2,291+ live web products

  • Before

    No email or social marketing programme

    After

    Email campaigns and social content posting live

  • Before

    Orders re-keyed manually between Sage and web

    After

    Linked workflows — web orders flow into Sage with less friction

Interface

Wholesale site on desktop and mobile

Suman Bros case study
Desktop — category and product structure for trade buyers.
Suman Bros wholesale website on mobile
Mobile — reorder and browse paths for field sales and buyers.

Client voice

Client testimonial

“NuvonHub redesigned our website, linked Sage to our online store, and cleaned up products that should not have been live. Search descriptions, email, and social are finally moving together — we can see the difference every week.”

Vimal Gupta, Director, Suman BrosFeatured client · shared with permission · June 2026

Wholesale & ERP

Catalogue out of sync with Sage?

We redesign, reconcile ERP to web, and structure product copy for search — scoped against your stock master and sign-off process.