Manufacturers, metal and processing
You manufacture well and prove it on the shop floor. The problem is the specifier decides before ever setting foot in it.
Industry & B2B
Disproquima
We redesigned the architecture so every product family had its own indexable entity, with datasheets legible to both the engineer and the buyer.
Food
Norel
A multilingual international site structured by species and product line, so the vet and the procurement lead find what they need in two clicks.
Logistics
Grupamar
A corporate site with services ordered by customer need rather than internal org chart, plus branches, a client area and online tools.
With specification content: selection guides, material comparisons, construction details, application cases. The specifier is trying to solve a specific technical problem; if your content solves it, you get into their spec.
Especially then. The distributor sells what gets asked for. If the end user and the specifier know your brand, the distributor stocks it. It is the cheapest way to win shelf space in a channel you do not control.
Even better: there is less noise. Technical components get very specific searches and almost no serious content competing for them. It is where results show up fastest.
The first qualified enquiries usually appear between month 4 and 6. In long industrial cycles, the order can arrive well after that: what you measure first is the quality of the contact, not revenue.
We review your catalogue, your technical site, your search and AI visibility, and how you reach the specifier. Prioritised report, no obligation.