Industries

Where the hard parts are already behind us.

Nine industries we know well enough to understand the buyers, the systems and the compliance before the first call. These are areas of experience, not a list of who we'll work with — half the projects we're proudest of started outside all of them.

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Each page is written for that industry's buyer: the systems, the compliance, the funnel, and what we've shipped there.

01 Manufacturing & Industrial Built for buyers who order by spec, not by picture. +340% qualified RFQs after one catalog rebuild. → 02 Technology & SaaS For companies whose product is the difficult part. 1 aircraft programme launched with full published specifications. → 03 Healthcare Patient-facing systems designed around access and compliance. −61% time from landing page to booked appointment. → 04 Financial Services A trust-first presence for firms selling expertise. $18.4M in assets sourced through a new portal in year one. → 05 Automotive Dealer, parts and aftermarket experiences built for fragmented networks. ACES / PIES fitment standards implemented, not approximated. → 06 Automotive Suppliers Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 suppliers evaluated by purchasing before the RFQ goes out. Capability, certification and a quoting path that takes drawings. → 07 Construction & Trades Contractors, specialty trades, remodelers and commercial GCs. A page per service and per place, and a lead path that does not leak. → 08 Education & Training Learning platforms and enrollment journeys that hold up at real cohort volume. 4,000 learners migrated over one weekend with zero support spike. → 09 Professional & B2B Services Lead systems for firms with long cycles and crowded buying committees. 92% of clients still with us past year three. →

The common thread

Different buyers, the same three problems underneath.

Systems that don't talk

ERP and site. DMS and catalog. CRM and enquiry form. Every industry has its own pair of systems that were never properly introduced. Connecting them is usually the highest-return work available.

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A buyer who already knows what they need

B2B buyers arrive with a spec, a part number, a symptom or a mandate. The site's job is to get them to it, not to convince them they want it.

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A funnel that ends in a conversation

RFQ, appointment, enquiry, enrollment, investor call. Almost nobody in B2B buys straight off a page. The site has to earn the conversation and hand it to a person with everything they need.

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