WORK WITH JO RODGERS · bREAL MARKETING

What does a new customer look like for your business?

For a fabricator, it might start with a drawing attached to a quote request. For a retailer, it’s a profitable order. For a plumber, it’s a call about a job inside the service area. That distinction shapes the searches we target and what we count as a result.

Manufacturers and B2B suppliers

Can a purchasing manager tell whether you can handle their application? We look at how buyers search for materials, processes and capabilities, what your pages tell them about fit, and how easily they can submit specifications for a quote.

Explore B2B marketing · How a plastics manufacturer increased RFQs by 90%

Ecommerce businesses

A shopper who knows the part number takes a different route from someone comparing options. We review category navigation, product details, organic search and paid campaigns together, then measure orders and revenue against acquisition costs.

Explore ecommerce marketing · See the marine retailer’s 48% revenue increase

Local service businesses

A homeowner deciding whom to call needs three answers fast. Do you handle this job? Do you serve my area? How do I reach you? We review your Google Business Profile, service pages, mobile contact options and ad targeting. We help you distinguish phone taps from inquiries that become booked work.

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