Solar Power Plant (GES) Installation

AKS Yatırım

Digitalpedi rebuilt the website of AKS Yatırım, a Mersin-based solar power plant (GES) company, as a 130-page static site: 92 project pages, 17 province pages and a Türkiye map you can browse province by province.

  • 2026
  • Web Design
  • Corporate Website
  • SEO
AKS Yatırım website, full-page view

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pages in the sitemap Live site sitemap · October 13, 2026
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project detail pages Live site sitemap · October 13, 2026
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province pages Live site sitemap · October 13, 2026
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service and activity area pages Live site page data (Service) · October 13, 2026
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filters on the project list aksyatirim.com/projeler/tamamlanan · October 13, 2026
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Project Overview

Digitalpedi rebuilt the website of AKS Yatırım, a Mersin-based solar power plant (GES) company, as a 130-page static corporate website. The previous site was WordPress; the new one has 92 project pages, 17 province pages, separate pages for the four GES application types, a certificates page and a three-post blog.

By the site’s own account, AKS Yatırım was founded in Mersin in 2014; it installs rooftop, ground-mounted, tracker and treatment-plant GES projects on a turnkey basis, and is also active in wind, biomass and mining. These statements belong to the company; they are not claims by Digitalpedi.

Project pages and the Türkiye map

The backbone of the AKS Yatırım site is its project archive. The sitemap lists 130 pages: the home page (1), project pages (92), province pages (17), project lists (3), the blog page and its posts (4), and corporate pages (13).

Each project has its own page. It gives installed capacity, plant type, status and year as a fact sheet, then lists similar projects. Projects are split into two lists: 85 completed and 7 ongoing. The lists can be filtered by plant type, province and year.

On the Türkiye map on the home page and the projects page, selecting a province lists the projects in that province. The map shows only projects with a known province and says so on the page; for the rest, it points visitors to the project list. Each of the 17 provinces with projects has its own page, which summarizes the number of projects there, the split between completed and ongoing, and the total installed capacity in a single sentence.

Content that flags unverified information

The site does not hide information that is not yet final; it flags it. Records whose province was inferred from the project name carry a “konum teyit bekliyor” (location pending confirmation) note, and the province pages have a line at the bottom explaining this. Projects that do not yet have a photo show an “image being prepared” card. The mining page states in an info note that license and market details are still being confirmed.

The same approach applies to numbers: next to the total installed capacity on the site, it says this is the sum of the listed projects. The project count, installed capacity and number of provinces of operation are the company’s own data.

Areas of activity and contact

The solar energy page is divided into four application types: rooftop, ground-mounted, tracker and treatment-plant GES. Wind energy, biomass and mining are described on separate pages. The certificates page lists five ISO certificates with their years; the certificates are the company’s own declaration.

The conversion path is phone and form. Every page has a phone link and a call prompt at the bottom. The callback form on the contact page asks for a topic, and the form on the careers page takes job and internship applications. Both forms have a KVKK consent checkbox and a hidden spam-protection field; if a form cannot be submitted, the visitor is shown the phone number and email. The site does not use a WhatsApp link.

Search visibility and technical foundation

All 130 pages carry Organization, ProfessionalService and WebSite structured data. BreadcrumbList appears on 127 pages, ItemList on 18 list pages, Service on 8 service and activity pages and Article on 3 blog posts; 5 pages carry FAQPage data with 8 questions in total. Every page has a canonical URL and none has noindex. A sitemap, robots.txt and an llms.txt prepared for AI tools are live. This layer is the foundation we apply in our SEO consulting service.

The site is generated statically with Astro, as the files under the /_astro/ path show. According to the response headers, it is served through Cloudflare.

Verification

The numbers and claims in the AKS Yatırım project can be checked at aksyatirim.com. On October 13, 2026, we downloaded the HTML of all 130 pages in the sitemap; all of them open, all carry the “Yazılım: Digitalpedi” footer link to digitalpedi.com, and none has noindex.

The numbers on this page were counted from the live site the same day: 130 addresses in the sitemap (1 + 92 + 17 + 3 + 4 + 13), 85 completed and 7 ongoing projects in the project lists, 8 Service records in the page data, and 8 questions on 5 pages. The technology details come only from the live site’s HTML and response headers. The company’s founding year, project and installed capacity data, area of operation, certificates and mining licenses are the company’s own declarations; Digitalpedi has not verified them independently. This page makes no claim about the company’s client count or the site’s results.

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01Who built the AKS Yatırım website?

Digitalpedi, a Mersin-based software company, rebuilt the AKS Yatırım website (aksyatirim.com). The “Yazılım: Digitalpedi” line in the footer links to digitalpedi.com; on October 13, 2026, we confirmed the same link on all 130 pages in the sitemap.

02What pages does the AKS Yatırım website have?

The sitemap lists 130 pages: the home page, 92 project pages, 17 province pages, three project lists, a blog page with three posts, and 13 corporate pages. The corporate pages cover areas of activity, the four GES application types, certificates, careers and contact.

03How does the AKS Yatırım website show projects?

Each project has its own page showing installed capacity, plant type, status and year. Projects are split into completed and ongoing lists and can be filtered by plant type, province and year. Selecting a province on the Türkiye map on the home page lists the projects in that province.

04How does the AKS Yatırım website handle unverified information?

Instead of hiding unconfirmed information, the site flags it. Records whose province was inferred from the project name show “konum teyit bekliyor” (location pending confirmation), projects without a photo show an “image being prepared” note, and the mining page states plainly that license and market details are still being confirmed.

05How can visitors contact AKS Yatırım through the website?

Every page has a phone link and a call prompt at the bottom. The contact page has a callback form with a topic selector, and the careers page has a job and internship application form; both forms ask for a KVKK (data protection law) consent checkbox. The site does not use a WhatsApp link.

06What technologies was the AKS Yatırım website built with?

The site's HTML is generated statically with Astro, as the files under the /_astro/ path on all 130 pages show. According to the response headers, it is served through Cloudflare. The previous site was WordPress. This page lists only technologies that can be seen on the live site.

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