Manufacturing marketing agency built to drive RFQs.
For industrial manufacturers and B2B suppliers that have outgrown trade shows and a 2014 brochure site. You get a senior team rebuilding your spec-grade product catalog, running buyer-intent paid media in front of procurement and engineering, and shipping the SEO programs that put your part numbers on the page when a buyer is ready. One accountable team. One dashboard tied to RFQ value, not click volume.

























Most digital marketing for manufacturers
is theatre.
Every manufacturer we meet has heard the same pitch from the same agencies. More clicks. More leads. More gated PDFs. The numbers in the deck go up and the RFQ count stays the same. Three patterns show up in nearly every mid-stage manufacturing account that joins us, and all three are fixable inside a quarter once you can actually see them.
Traffic up, RFQs flat.
You pay for clicks. You rank for keywords. Sales still says the RFQ pipeline is thin. The problem is not volume. Nothing upstream is calibrated to procurement and engineering buyers, so the funnel fills with researchers and students while the buyers ready to spec your parts skip past the site entirely.
You don't know which product line is paying you back.
The annual payback report shows one number. Beneath it, two product lines carry the entire margin, two break even, and one is bleeding the plant. Without segment-level attribution by SKU or end-market, every spend decision is a guess and the quarterly review turns into a debate about who deserves credit for which RFQ.
Your best RFQs are walking out the back door.
A qualified buyer downloads a spec sheet. It lands in your CRM and sits for three days while sales is on the phone with someone else. By the time you reach them, the buyer has already requested quotes from two competitors. Lifecycle automation that triggers off intent data is not optional at this stage.
Four stages between
audit and outcome.
The same system we run for every client, recalibrated for the unit economics of an industrial manufacturer. Each stage produces a measurable artifact your team can defend in front of operations, finance, and the family that still runs the plant. No discovery decks. No sixty-day strategy phases that produce a PDF.
Audit
A 14-day forensic on your funnel by product line, end-market, and channel. We map CAC, trace qualified-RFQ paths, tie attribution back to closed orders, and surface which product lines actually pay back the marketing dollar.
Position
We sharpen the message for procurement and engineering buyers in the lines that pay back. New product narratives, ad creative built around spec language, and lifecycle sequences keyed to intent data, not website visits.
Build
We rebuild what is leaking. Specs-grade product catalog, downloadable cut sheets, distributor portal, RFQ flows, and integration into your CRM or ERP. Attribution wired into one source of truth before the first campaign ships.
Scale
Monthly retainer that compounds. Paid scale-up on the buyer keywords that pull qualified RFQs, SEO content velocity tied to engineer-grade queries, and quarterly attribution reviews keyed to the metrics your board actually reads.
Most marketing agencies for manufacturing
do not operate this way.
The unsexy operational details that decide whether your retainer pays back. Worth comparing before you sign anywhere, including with us. If a row makes you uncomfortable, that is the row to bring up on the strategy call.
Things manufacturers
ask before signing.
Eight of the most common questions we field on first calls with manufacturing owners, plant managers, and marketing leads. If something here is not covered, the strategy call is the right place to get into it.
What does a manufacturing marketing retainer typically cost?
How fast does a manufacturing program pay back?
Do you work with manufacturers below $5M in annual revenue?
What CRMs and ERPs do you work in?
How do you handle distributor and channel partners?
Will you work alongside our in-house marketing team?
What is the contract term and how do exits work?
Where are you based and how do you work with manufacturers across the country?
Stop reporting on traffic. Start reporting on RFQ value.
On the strategy call you speak with a senior strategist, not a sales rep. The 45 minutes cover your funnel by product line and end-market, the channels actually pulling qualified RFQs, the gaps in your spec catalog, and a working theory of where the next ten RFQs should come from. You leave with a written next-step roadmap whether you ever hire us or not.
Real practices, real numbers.
A sampling of recent engagements that match this work.
Drove 7K+ monthly visits and 4.5% conversion at Next Gen Shutters.
A family-owned Kent shutter installer competed with national brands via local-area SEO + PPC + brand-led redesign — 7K monthly visits, 200+ first-page keywords, 4.5% conversion rate.
Drove 25K monthly visits and 250+ first-page keywords for Delta Services.
A leading electrical contractor replaced an outdated site + dated branding with a sleek, SEO-driven rebuild — 25K monthly organic visits, 250+ first-page keywords, 32% lower CPA.
Returned 400%+ ROAS for N1Mailbox with a custom site + reliable hosting.
A central London mailbox + virtual office provider replaced an outdated, plugin-heavy site with a custom build + managed hosting + restructured Google Ads — 400%+ ROAS, 35% conversions, 100% uptime.