Optimise your Bimshelf.
Get more architects and specifiers discovering, viewing and downloading your BIM content directly from your website.
Your BIM library, built into your website
A Bimshelf allows your Bimstore BIM library to be embedded directly into your website. Your BIM content remains managed through Bimstore while users can search and download files without leaving your site.
| Always up to date | Track engagement | Easy integration |
|---|---|---|
| Changes made through Bimstore automatically appear on your website. | Understand which products and BIM files are being viewed and downloaded. | Add your BIM library without developing and maintaining a separate download system. |
01 - Make your BIM library easy to find
Don't bury your BIM content.
Add BIM Library to your main Resources, Technical or Downloads navigation so architects and specifiers can find it quickly.
Specifiers will only use your BIM objects if they know they exist!
02 - Create a dedicated BIM page
Rather than placing the Bimshelf on an otherwise empty page, give Google and users some context.
Download BIM Objects and Revit files for our product range. Search below by product, or category to find the BIM content required for your project.
Include keywords such as:
BIM Files · Revit Families · BIM Objects · Revit Files · [Manufacturer] BIM
03 - Link BIM from individual product pages
Don't rely solely on users discovering your main BIM library. Add a prominent BIM link to relevant product pages so users can move directly from the product they're researching to its BIM content.
04 - Launching your BIM objects
Once your Bimshelf is live on your website, let your followers know on your social media platforms. Be sure to tag @Bimstore so we can help further promote your BIM products and brand.
If you would like to coordinate a marketing campaign or have any general questions please use the contact form below.
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Send us the URL of your BIM page and we'll help you identify ways to improve its visibility and user experience.