I'm writing a small research paper (University of Applied Sciences, Bachelor level) where I cite and reference some information from a company's website.
I currently have the specific pages of the website from which I pull the different citations/references individually mentionned in my bibliography like so:
Company Name (sd). page name. Consulted on September 05, 2019, from the website of Company Name: https://www.company_name.com/specific_page
Company Name (sd). _ different page name_. Consulted on September 05, 2019, from the website of Company Name: https://www.company_name.com/anoter_specific_page
However, in the text of the paper, whenever I cite or reference the information of the website, if I follow the APA style I'll have something like:
A direct quote of the company (Company Name)
Which, as far as I can tell is the correct way to reference the bibliography. However, within the text, all different pages I reference get the same in-line attribution, specifically:
relevant quote (Company Name)
Is there a better/different way of handling this while adhering to the APA style guide? For example, should I just add the website as a whole to the bibliography and specify the specific page in-line like so:
Bibliography
Company Name (sd). Consulted on September 05, 2019, from the website of Company Name: https://www.company_name.com/
and then in the text itself:
A direct quote of the company (Company Name, website_page_name)
