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Case Study · 2026

Blue Chip Staffing — a B2B services site built to prequalify the sales call.

A nationwide staffing firm offering contract, contract-to-hire, payrolling, direct hire, and executive search. The site had to look as serious as the operations behind it — and convert facility, HR, and procurement leads who finish reading the homepage already ~70% closed.

TypeMulti-page B2B Services Site
StackNext.js · Tailwind · Schema.org
Service linesContract · CTH · Payrolling · Direct Hire · Exec Search
StatusLive · bluechipstaff.com
The problem

B2B staffing sales lives or dies on perceived professionalism.

When an HR director or facility manager is selecting a staffing partner for a critical hire, the first signal they get is the firm's website. If it looks like a templated WordPress build, the assumption transfers: the operations behind it probably aren't tight either. Blue Chip's existing presence wasn't matching the firm's actual capability — flexible nationwide talent solutions across five distinct service lines.

The brief: produce a site that prequalifies inbound leads. By the time they fill out the contact form or pick up the phone, they should already know which service line they need, what differentiates Blue Chip from generic staffing agencies, and what's coming next in the conversation.

The approach

Robert Half–inspired aesthetic, navy palette, service-line depth.

The visual direction took cues from the established premium players in the staffing category — Robert Half, Aerotek, Kelly Services — but pulled away from the generic stock-photo language that dominates the space. A deep navy and blue palette anchors the brand, professional photography replaces the usual "diverse team smiling at laptops" tropes, and the typography is restrained enough to read as serious without becoming stiff.

Architecturally, each of the five service lines gets its own dedicated route with positioning copy tailored to that buyer profile. A contract-staffing buyer reads different language than an executive-search client. Generic templated text would not have ranked, and would not have closed the sales conversation in the way the firm needed.

Fig. 01 — Blue Chip Staffing in production
The stack

Static, fast, and built for SEO across five service lines.

A B2B services site needs to load fast, rank for high-intent commercial keywords, and look polished enough to win the call before it starts.

Next.js 14
TypeScript
Tailwind
Schema.org
Resend
Vercel
GA4
Search Console
The outcome

A site that closes meetings before the call starts.

By the time a prospect submits the contact form, they've read the service-line page that matches their need, seen the firm's positioning, and understand what differentiates Blue Chip from the cheaper alternatives. The sales conversation moves directly to the engagement terms instead of starting from scratch with category-level education.

  • Five dedicated service-line pages, each with positioning tailored to a distinct buyer
  • Schema.org markup for Organization + Service nodes, validated for rich-result eligibility
  • Sub-1.5-second LCP across every page on mobile
  • Intake form delivers structured leads (with service line + buyer role) directly to inbox
  • Live at bluechipstaff.com — refresh of an established firm, not a launch from zero
[Replace with owner quote on inbound conversion before vs. after relaunch.]— Tom Lombardo, Blue Chip Staffing

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