Machine shops and fabrication
Your next customer is searching by tolerance, not by your name.
Job shops win work by being findable and credible to someone who has a print and needs it made. That buyer searches for a capability, a material, and a location — and then immediately checks whether you look like a real operation with the right equipment.
Who we usually talk to. Engineers and buyers sourcing a part, often under time pressure, usually comparing three shops.
Lead with the equipment list
Machines, envelopes, axis counts, tolerances. This is the single most useful page a job shop can have and the one most often missing. Buyers filter on it before they contact anyone.
Certifications where they can be seen
ISO, AS9100, ITAR registration. For a large share of buyers these are pass-fail filters, and burying them costs you the enquiry before it starts.
RFQ without friction
Let them upload a print and specify quantity and material in one step. Every extra field costs you quotes, and a quote request is worth far more than a newsletter signup.
Tell us what is actually slowing you down.
Website, systems, or both. We will tell you which one is worth doing first, including when the answer is neither.
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