SEO, AEO and GEO for Manufacturers, Distributors and Industrial Suppliers

Both, with HTML doing the work. Keep the PDF datasheet as a download for engineers who want to file it. Publish the same specifications on the product page as text and tables, with dimensions, tolerances, materials, ratings, certifications and units. Crawlers and AI engines read HTML reliably, and a buyer who searches a spec lands on a page with a quote button instead of a file with no way to contact you.

We report the leading numbers every month: RFQs, quote requests, sample requests and spec-in enquiries from search and AI answers, tagged in your analytics and passed to your CRM. When those become orders months later, we match them back to the source and product line, so you see pipeline value and not just form fills. Some AI influence leaves no click, so we also track how often engines name you.

Not if the pages are planned with your channel in mind. Your site becomes the reference source for specifications, which helps distributors too. Where you sell through dealers, product pages can route buyers to an authorised distributor by region instead of a direct quote form. We agree those rules with your sales team before anything ships, so search doesn't start competing with the channel that carries your volume.

Yes. Each plant gets a location page with its capabilities, certifications and a matching Google Business Profile listing, so engines can answer a question about a supplier in a specific region. Country and language versions get hreflang, local units, local standards and the right contact route. We decide which product pages are global and which need a local version, so near-duplicate pages don't compete with each other.

They pull from datasheets, standards references, supplier directories and the supplier pages that state a specification clearly, then name the sources they trust. A clean HTML spec table, consistent part numbers and current certifications make your page easier to quote than a distributor's copy of it. Our LLM SEO work covers how each engine reads and cites technical content, and we track the same prompts every month.

We set the baseline in the first 30 days and give you the first full read against it at day 90. Moving specs from PDF to HTML and fixing crawl problems usually register first. Directory corrections and trade press take longer, and long buying cycles mean RFQs from that work can arrive a quarter after it shipped. We don't guarantee rankings, citations or RFQ numbers.

Plans run from $499 to $1,499 per month. Full Service SEO and AI Visibility is $1,499 per month with a three-month minimum. SEO Consulting is $999 per month, month to month, for teams with their own engineers writing content. Link Building and Brand Mentions is $499 per month. The AI Visibility Audit is a one-time $199. Directory, listing and editorial fees are paid by you directly. See our pricing for every plan.

We need read access to your analytics and Search Console, editor access to your CMS or a staging site, and the product data behind your datasheets, ideally as an export from your PIM or ERP. RFQ attribution needs your CRM or quoting system to record the source. Your engineering and quality teams review every specification page before it goes live, and we never touch pricing or ordering systems.

That is how we write it. Specifications come from your own data and match the datasheet. Certifications are named only when they are current and you can show the certificate. Performance claims need a test result or a standard behind them, or they come out. Where products fall under export controls, we keep the control language your compliance team requires. Your engineers and compliance reviewers sign off every page.