Manufacturing SEO Services That Rank for Part Numbers Buyers Search
Rank across every part number, capability page, and spec sheet engineers search when they source. Real HTML pages for CNC, castings, gaskets, fasteners, hydraulics, and more. Every ranking traces back to RFQs logged in HubSpot, Salesforce, or your CRM. Retainers start at $999 per month.
Three ways buyers find your competitor before you
If any of these looks familiar, the free SEO audit names the fix and what it's worth before you spend a dollar.
Three outcomes every manufacturing SEO retainer produces
Three numbers we sign against on every SEO program. Each one is a launch criterion, not a hope.
Indexable part-number pages outranking rivals
One HTML page per SKU family with Product schema, tolerance data, material specs, and STEP file links. Buyers land on you, not on ThomasNet listings.
Depth-first capability pages built for engineers
One rewrite per process with alloys, tolerances, finishing options, MOQ, and lead times. Engineers land on your RFQ form with intent, not confusion.
Reports tying every ranking gain to a real RFQ
A weekly ranking dashboard and a monthly written recap. Every gain traces to a real quote request logged in HubSpot, Salesforce, or Dynamics CRM.
Four stages from spec audit to booked RFQs
Fixed scope, written sign-offs, dates on the calendar. Nothing moves to the next stage until the deliverable is approved. Your launch date does not slip.
Part number and capability audit
Every SKU family, capability page, and spec PDF audited against real buyer searches. We pull your current rankings, Google Search Console impressions, and RFQ data. We map every distributor that outranks you and every PDF spec sheet Google is undervaluing. You get a written keyword-to-page map before any content work starts.
HTML spec pages and Product schema build
Every priority PDF spec sheet rebuilt as an HTML page with Product schema, Offer schema, and structured tolerance tables. We add CAD and STEP file downloads inline, not behind a form wall. Category pages get depth-first rewrites with alloys, tolerances, finishing, and application detail engineers actually search. Your part numbers become indexable content.
Technical resource content and internal linking
Technical resource pages built for engineer-intent keywords (material selection guides, tolerance calculators, application notes). Every page links to the capability and PDP it supports. Internal linking rebuilt so authority flows from the resource hub to the RFQ-ready pages. Your site reads like a technical reference, not a sales brochure.
RFQ attribution and CRM wiring
GA4, Search Console, and your CRM wired so every organic ranking traces to a real quote request. HubSpot, Salesforce, or Dynamics fields tagged with source SKU family and landing page. Your monthly report shows rankings, RFQs, and pipeline in one view. You know exactly which pages drove revenue and which need more depth.
Every deliverable inside a manufacturing SEO retainer
Five workstreams, every item listed. Nothing lives in a proposal appendix or a phase-two column.
Site architecture built to rank part numbers
Core Web Vitals, crawl budget, XML sitemap segmentation by SKU family, canonical rules for part-number variants, hreflang for international distributors, and Product schema on every PDP. Technical work runs first because no content ranks on a broken index.
HTML spec pages and depth-first capability content
Every priority PDF rebuilt as an HTML page. Every capability page rewritten with alloys, tolerances, finishing, MOQ, and application detail. Engineer-intent keywords covered at the SKU, category, and resource level.
ThomasNet, Grainger, and industrial directory presence
Clean listings on ThomasNet, MSC Direct, GlobalSpec, IndustryNet, and your regional MEP or SME chapters. Google Business Profile for every plant location. Consistency is the ranking signal, so every directory maps to the same NAP.
Editorial links from industry publications and associations
Real editorial placements on Modern Machine Shop, IndustryWeek, Manufacturing.net, and your trade association journal. Case study syndication to industry publications. No PBNs, no comment spam, no forum drops.
Weekly rankings, monthly RFQ attribution report
A weekly ranking dashboard, a monthly written report, and a quarterly executive review. Every ranking gain traces to an RFQ logged in HubSpot, Salesforce, or your CRM. No vanity metrics, no keyword count reports nobody signs POs for.
- NO SALES CALL REQUIRED
- 3 RANKING FIXES YOURS TO KEEP
Four manufacturing SEO tiers for every plant size
Every line item listed. The quote you get is the invoice you pay. Take any tier as a monthly retainer. The terms below apply to all four.
EVERY TIER: 6-MONTH INITIAL TERM · 30-DAY ROLLING AFTER · YOU OWN SITE, DATA + REPORTS · PART NUMBER PAGES ARE YOURS TO KEEP
Every SEO feature, tier by tier
SCROLL THE TABLE SIDEWAYS FOR EVERY TIERPages + content+
Local + GBP+
Technical+
Reporting + support+
Real manufacturers, real RFQs
Each one includes where the client started, what we changed and what happened.
CLIENT WORDS
Enterprise demo requests up 3.2x. First operator we have worked with who cared about the CRM number, not the ad account.
The paid team ran an audit that found $18K/mo in wasted spend on brand terms we were already ranking for. Fixed inside two weeks.
The team split our national spend by store catchment. Every location got its own landing page and creative. Booked eye exams up 47% inside two quarters with the same media budget.
They cut wasted spend on non-buyer keywords and moved the budget to product-page campaigns. Blended ROAS climbed 40% in the first quarter.
Client retainers doubled without adding a single account manager. They rebuilt our funnel and the reporting dashboard sold itself on demo calls.
Vendor and buyer leads went from unpredictable to a monthly forecast we could staff against. First agency that treated the CRM as the scoreboard, not the ad account.
Site, ads, and follow-up under one contract. Partner inquiries doubled without adding headcount.
Sign-ups tripled without adding ad spend. They rebuilt the checkout, fixed the pricing page, and the numbers moved every week.
Demos doubled in a quarter after the funnel rewrite. Nothing about the traffic changed. The pipeline math finally works.
Catalog ads at 5.8x where our old agency plateaued at 2x. Weekly notes tell us exactly what changed and what is next.
Common manufacturing SEO questions
Straight answers on pricing, timelines, ThomasNet, part number ranking, and what actually gets done each month. If your question is not here, book the optional walkthrough call.
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