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Manufacturing Marketing

Manufacturing marketing for buyers who specify, not browse.

Industrial purchases involve engineers, procurement and Finance, take months, and are won on specification and reliability. Consumer marketing tactics do not translate.

Technical SEO Spec content RFQ generation LinkedIn Distributor support
+2.4x
RFQ volume
+19%
Avg. deal size
3-6
Stakeholders per deal
6-14 mo
Sales cycle
What we focus on

The channels that actually move manufacturing revenue.

Not every service matters equally in every industry. These are the four we lead with here, and we will tell you if one of them is not worth your money.

Technical & specification SEO

Engineers search by part number, material, tolerance and standard. Product pages need that data structured and indexable, not locked in a PDF.

Capability and case content

Detailed capability pages, tolerance ranges, certifications and real project case studies. Procurement shortlists from these.

RFQ-focused conversion

Clear quote request paths with the fields engineers expect — drawings upload, volumes, materials, timelines. Generic “contact us” forms kill industrial conversion.

LinkedIn and trade presence

Targeting by job title and industry for a buying group of three to six people, supported by trade publication presence.

Pricing

Monthly plans for Manufacturing businesses.

Flat management fees in USD. Ad spend is separate and paid directly to the platforms — we never bill a percentage of your media.

Starter

Single location, low competition
$199/mo
Up to 10 keywords
  • Technical & on-page SEO
  • Google Business Profile
  • 1 blog post / month
  • Monthly reporting
See what's included

Platinum

National or enterprise
$1099/mo
Up to 250 keywords
  • Everything in Gold
  • Full-funnel across all channels
  • 20 blog posts / month
  • Weekly strategy calls
See what's included
How leads happen

Generating high-quality manufacturing leads.

Traffic is not the goal and neither are rankings. These are the five things that, in our experience, decide whether a manufacturing marketing programme produces work worth having.

01

Make specs indexable

Move specifications out of PDFs and into structured HTML. Engineers find you through those numbers or they do not find you at all.

02

Publish certifications prominently

ISO, AS9100, ITAR and industry-specific standards are shortlist filters. Hiding them on an About page costs you opportunities.

03

Case studies with real numbers

Tolerances held, lead times met, cost reduced. Vague testimonials do nothing for a technical buyer.

04

Support the whole buying group

The engineer specifies, procurement negotiates, Finance approves. Each needs different content on the same site.

05

Enable your distributors

Co-branded content, product data feeds and localised pages so your channel partners can actually sell for you.

Why it matters

What digital marketing does for a manufacturing business.

Get found first

When someone in your area searches for what you do, you either appear in the top three results or you effectively do not exist.

Generate steady leads

Predictable enquiry flow instead of feast-and-famine referral cycles, with the volume tied to what you can actually service.

Build trust before contact

Reviews, credentials and useful content mean prospects arrive already believing you are credible, which shortens the sale.

Reduce cost per customer

Better targeting, better landing pages and better tracking mean the same budget produces more customers each quarter.

Own your data

Every account, dashboard and asset is created in your name. Nothing is rented from an agency.

Know what actually works

Call tracking, CRM matching and clean analytics so you can stop guessing which half of the budget is wasted.

FAQ

Manufacturing marketing, answered.

Yes, and often better than in consumer categories — volumes are low but intent is extremely high and competition is thin. Ten of the right visitors can be worth more than ten thousand of the wrong ones.

Generally no. Gating specifications means engineers use a competitor whose data is open. Gate the CAD files and detailed drawings instead.

For high-value industrial products with clear job-title targeting, yes. For commodity parts the CPCs rarely justify it.

With clear rules of engagement and shared assets. We build the co-branded materials and localised pages so you are supporting the channel rather than competing with it.

Other industries

We also work with these.

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