In the vast majority of independent foreign trade websites, "Contact Us" is a severely underrated section .
Many companies' contact us pages only have three things:
Email, phone number, and a form.
Then the boss will wonder about one thing:
"We have traffic and pages, so why aren't we getting any inquiries?"
As someone who has been in the foreign trade industry for over a decade and has dismantled hundreds of overseas counterparts' websites, I can say this with absolute certainty:
In B2B foreign trade, the "Contact Us" page is not a "place to leave information," but rather a "trust verification page before the final transaction."
This page answers the last few, but most crucial, questions in the customer's mind.

From the perspective of overseas buyers, clicking "Contact Us" usually means one of three things:
He's already interested in you, but he's making a final risk assessment.
He is comparing 2-5 suppliers simultaneously, preparing to make a selection.
He wasn't the boss, but a purchasing/engineering staff member who needed a "reliable reason" to report to his superiors.
Therefore, the true role of this page is not "information gathering," but rather:
Reduce the sense of risk in cooperation
Reinforce the message that "this is a real, communicative, and deliverable company."
Guide clients to take the next step, rather than demanding results all at once.
If you treat it as a "form page", then low conversion rates are inevitable.

Common error examples:
Contact us for more information.
This statement is almost ineffective for B2B buyers.
The correct approach: Tell the customer what will happen after they contact you.
Practical examples (can be used directly):
After submitting your inquiry, our sales engineer will review your requirements and get back to you within 24 working hours with:
– Initial technical suggestions
– Application feasibility confirmation
– Reference projects (if applicable)
Summary of experience in foreign trade:
Customers aren't afraid of filling out forms, they're afraid of—
"I don't know if you will reply, what you will reply, or how professional your reply will be."
Many companies only provide an email address and a form, which is a typical Chinese way of thinking .
In overseas B2B procurement, the communication styles preferred by different roles are completely different:
Engineer: Email + Technical Attachments
Procurement: Form + WhatsApp
Boss: Clear address + company background
Recommended standard combination:
Corporate email (sales@ / info@)
WhatsApp (specify online hours)
Forms (for structured requirements)
Company address (even if it's an office, it doesn't necessarily have to be a factory).
👉 The key is not "more", but to make customers feel that you are a real company that they can contact at any time .
This is the critical point for conversion of the foreign trade contact page.
The most common mistakes beginners make:
Right from the start, they want:
Company Name / Phone Number / Annual Purchase Quantity / Target Price / Delivery Time...
The result was: no one filled it out.
First level (required, minimum threshold):
Name
Product / Application (drop-down or short input)
Second layer (optional):
Country / Market
Estimated quantity
Technical requirements
Old foreign trade judgment logic:
As long as the customer is willing to leave their real email address, you've already won the first step.
The remaining information was "exchanged" by the sales team during the communication process.
For detailed tutorials on how to design and create contact forms, please refer to this article: A Daily Tip for Building a Foreign Trade Website: Contact Form Creation Tutorial – Build a Visitor Communication Channel in 10 Minutes
Many companies put all their trust-related content in the About Us section or on their homepage, which is not enough.
On the Contact Us page, the customer's mindset is:
Should I really give you the information?
At this point, the most effective thing is not slogans, but verifiable information :
Company Year of Establishment
Examples of exporting countries
Industry/Application Focus Explanation
A concise one-sentence positioning (Manufacturer / Solution Provider)
Example expression:
Established in 2012, serving clients in over 30 countries across Europe, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East.
These types of sentences have a far greater impact on conversion than "Professional & Reliable Supplier".

Not all customers are ready to ask for a price as soon as they come in.
You can provide the following on the Contact page:
"Download product specifications"
"Request application suggestions"
“Ask a technical question”
There is only one purpose:
Even hesitant customers can leave behind lightweight actions.
On the Contact page, the more it resembles a sales pitch, the lower the conversion rate .
contrast:
❌ “We offer the best solution for you”
✅ “Please briefly describe your application scenario and working conditions”
In the era of GEO and AI recommendations, this kind of "neutral, professional, and problem-oriented" expression is more likely to be judged by AI as a credible source.
This is a point that many people dare not write about, but it is extremely valuable.
Example:
This inquiry form is recommended for:
Project-based purchases
– OEM/customization requests
– Engineering or application consultations
Conclusions drawn from practical experience in foreign trade:
The more confident you are in screening customers, the higher the proportion of high-quality inquiries you will receive .
In the high-conversion foreign trade websites we analyzed, the Contact Us section was almost always individually designed , rather than using a template.
The reason is simple:
It is the final stop on the conversion path , not a "side page".
Many companies are unaware that:
ChatGPT and Gemini strongly prefer pages with clear structure, explicit identity, and clear contact information when recommending suppliers.
Clearly stated on the Contact page:
Company Identity
service market
Communication methods
Response mechanism
This is itself an important signal for AI to judge whether "this is a company that can be cooperated with".
We compared two competing factories (same product category, same market):
Company A: The Contact page only contains a form.
Company B: The Contact page has been added.
Contact Expectation Description
Engineering Consulting Portal
Service Country Description
Results within 60 days:
Company A's inquiry numbers remained almost unchanged.
Company B saw an increase of approximately 40% in valid inquiries.
Sales feedback: Customers understand things better, and communication is smoother.
The difference lies not in traffic, but in whether the contact page "clearly explains things to the salesperson in advance" .
You can optimize your Contact Us page in the following order:
Rewrite the top description: Instruct customers on the post-contact process.
Simplified form: Required fields ≤ 3
Add trust information: Years of establishment + Service market
Provide at least one non-form conversion entry point
Use neutral, engineering-oriented language
Check: Does this page resemble a "professional supplier" page, rather than an "inquiry portal"?
In foreign trade B2B:
The Contact Us page doesn't determine whether there are inquiries, but rather what kind of inquiries they are.
This is why more and more companies are now working backward from the **conversion path and GEO (Generative Engine Optimization)** perspective during the website building phase to deduce the page structure.
For example, ABke Smart Website Builder treats the Contact page as a "high-weight conversion page" in the underlying template design, and optimizes it in terms of page structure, form logic and GEO friendliness, so that the official website is not only "visible", but also "worth contacting".
If you find that your website traffic is decent but you're not getting any inquiries, starting with Contact Us is often the most cost-effective step.