[ 03 · Manufacturing ]

Turn specs into signed contracts.

Manufacturing is the niche that's genuinely different. B2B buyers don't find you on Google Maps — they vet your website to decide whether you're credible enough to talk to in the first place. The site is the door, not the deal.

67%

of the B2B buying journey is done before contact

SiriusDecisions / Forrester

94%

of B2B buyers vet the supplier's website first

Demand Gen Report

6–18mo

typical procurement cycle for custom parts

why nurturing matters

5–7

stakeholders involved in the final decision

engineering, procurement, ops

[ Who this is for ]

Custom parts manufacturers, industrial equipment makers, fabricators, OEMs, packaging producers, and other companies that make physical goods for other businesses. Buyers are engineers, procurement teams, and plant managers — not homeowners.

[ How customers find them ]

Trade shows, referrals, direct sales outreach, RFPs, LinkedIn, and industry-specific directories. They are not searching 'manufacturer near me.' But every serious lead will land on your website before the first call — to judge legitimacy, capabilities, capacity, and certifications. A weak or outdated site quietly kills deals you never even hear about.

[ Businesses we work with in this space ]

Contract ManufacturingCNC MachiningSheet MetalWelding & FabPlastics & Injection MoldingIndustrial Equipment OEMPackagingAerospace SuppliersMedical DeviceAutomotive Tier 2/3Electronics AssemblyTool & Die

[ What they actually need ]

The work that moves the needle.

Credibility-First Website

Clear capabilities, equipment list, certifications (ISO, ITAR, etc.), industries served, and case studies. Built so a procurement manager can confirm you're a real shop in 60 seconds.

Lead Qualification Funnel

RFQ forms, downloadable spec sheets, and structured inquiry flows that separate tire-kickers from serious purchase intent before they hit your inbox.

Long-Cycle Nurturing

Email follow-up sequences and retargeting that keep you top-of-mind through procurement cycles that can stretch months — without burning your sales team's time.

[ Before / After ]

What a credible site does to your pipeline.

Typical movement after a credibility-focused rebuild with capabilities, certifications, and a structured RFQ funnel — measured over 90 days.

Before After
Qualified RFQs / mo~3~12
Avg quote value$8K$21K
Procurement page visitslowhigh
Bounce on capabilities page82%29%

Composite of representative engagements. Manufacturing results depend heavily on niche and certifications.

[ The first 90 days ]

A clear sequence — not a guess.

Week 1–2

Capabilities audit

Equipment list, tolerances, certifications, and case studies pulled into a single source of truth.

Week 3–5

Credibility rebuild

New site live — capabilities, certifications, industries served, and case studies front and center.

Week 6–8

RFQ funnel wired

Structured RFQ forms, spec-sheet downloads, and qualification logic deployed.

Week 9–12

Nurture sequences

Email + retargeting flows keep you top-of-mind through long procurement cycles.

[ Typical engagement ]

Mostly a website rebuild — different from the other two.

Typical engagement here is primarily a credibility-focused website rebuild, not the GBP-and-reviews retainer that powers our home services and construction clients. We're honest about that: if you don't need ongoing local visibility, you shouldn't pay for it. Optional add-ons include RFQ funnel work, LinkedIn presence cleanup, and nurture sequences — discussed on the call, scoped to what actually moves your pipeline.

[ Ready to start ]

Book your free manufacturing audit.

15 minutes. We'll show you exactly where you're losing customers — and what it would take to fix it. Pricing is discussed on the call and tailored to what you actually need.