PACKAGING SEO

Engineers Google specs. Be the result.

B2B buyers search material, capability, and spec terms long before they call a rep. I build the content library that turns those searches into RFQs — on your site, not a directory’s.

Spec searches → your pagesCapability content that qualifiesDirect RFQs, not directory leads
SPECS

Engineers search specifications before they ever call a rep.

RFQS

Buyers send quotes to the suppliers Google shows them.

YOUR SITE

Win them direct — not through a directory’s paywall.

The problem

Rented visibility vs. an asset you own

The directory listing

  • Rented visibility that resets every year you pay.
  • Your competitors listed right beside you, on the same page.
  • Leads routed through someone else’s forms and branding.
  • Their terms, their pricing, their brand — not yours.

Your own ranking site

  • An asset you own that compounds year after year.
  • Capture buyers at the spec-search moment — before the shortlist.
  • Direct RFQs — no middleman, no shared leads.
  • Built on your capabilities, in your words.
Stacked cardboard boxes on warehouse shelves

How it works

The thirty-something engineer Googles the spec. The retiring buyer asks a friend.

Your next generation of customers searches first and asks later. I build the pages that meet them there: material, process, tolerance, and volume — matched to the exact terms engineers type, and written from your shop-floor expertise.

The process

THE FIX

1

Capability pages that match spec searches

Material, process, tolerance, volume — the terms buyers actually type.

2

Technical content from your expertise

Short interviews plus your spec sheets and decks, turned into pages engineers respect.

3

An RFQ path that qualifies

Structured to filter tire-kickers before they reach your inbox.

4

Warm up your sales team’s accounts

When prospects Google you after the trade show, they find proof.

Why me

WHY ME

B2B manufacturing isn’t a sideline

Spec-driven search, long cycles, RFQ math — I build for how buyers actually buy.

You talk to me

One person, direct line, no account layers.

Plain numbers

RFQs, rankings, and the pages that drove them.

One clear price

A single monthly plan with visible work every month.

Pricing

PRICING

Packaging SEO

$700/month
  • On-page SEO
  • Technical SEO
  • Off-page SEO & authority building
  • Partnership links continue after month 3
  • Local SEO for 1 area or city
  • AI SEO: AEO, GEO & AISO
  • Monthly report
  • Direct WhatsApp or your preferred platform

Same SEO plan as on the homepage — no industry markup.

Before / after

What changes when you own the ranking.

BEFORERented visibilitythat resets every year you pay.

AFTERAn asset you ownthat compounds year after year.

BEFORESomeone else’s forms, someone else’s brandLeads routed through someone else’s forms and branding.

AFTERAn RFQ path that qualifiesStructured to filter tire-kickers before they reach your inbox.

BEFORECompetitors listed right beside youYour competitors listed right beside you, on the same page.

AFTERCapability pages that match spec searchesMaterial, process, tolerance, volume — the terms buyers actually type.

FREE AUDIT

The next engineer searching your spec is deciding today.

Tell me what you make — I’ll send back a free audit: which spec searches you could win, and what’s stopping your site from winning them.

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FAQ

Questions, answered straight.

Real questions from real manufacturers — answered straight.

Longer than local SEO, honestly: expect four to eight months before consistent RFQ flow, because B2B buying cycles are long and the content library takes time to build. But the math is different too: a single enterprise packaging contract can justify years of SEO. The question is not how fast, it is whether your competitors are building while you wait.
Directories rent you visibility alongside every competitor, on their terms. Your own site captures the buyer directly, builds an asset you own, and ranks for the long-tail spec queries directories never cover well. The manufacturers dominating search treat directories as a supplement, not the strategy.
Yes, and the younger ones do it almost exclusively. The veteran procurement manager calls their rep; the thirty-something engineer Googles the spec. Every year the balance shifts toward search. If your site does not answer spec queries, you are invisible to the next generation of buyers.
I do, from your knowledge. The process is interviews with your team plus your existing documents: spec sheets, catalogs, sales decks. I turn that raw material into pages buyers can find. You review for accuracy; I handle everything else. Nothing gets published with a claim your floor cannot back up.
It should. SEO warms up the exact accounts your reps call on: when a prospect Googles you after a trade show conversation, what they find decides whether the follow-up call happens. Trade show leads convert at far higher rates when the website backs up the booth pitch.
I evaluate your site as a buyer would: can specs be found, do capability pages exist, does the RFQ path qualify instead of just collect, and what are your top three competitors ranking for that you are not. You get a plain-English report on exactly where the RFQs are leaking and what I would build first.
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An engineer is searching your spec today. Will they find you?

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