Posts from your floor keep your Google listing and LinkedIn current, for about ten minutes of your team’s time a week.
Most manufacturers we talk to are dealing with at least one of these.
01
Someone set them up years ago, and nobody has touched them since. The category is too broad, the hours are missing, there are no photos of your floor, and the last post is years old. That listing is often the first thing Google shows when someone searches your company name.
How we fix it. We correct every field first, add real photos of your floor, and keep both pages current from then on.
| Today | Kept up | |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Too broad | Most specific |
| Hours | Missing | Listed |
| Floor photos | None | Every month |
| Contact details | Out of date | Correct |
| Last LinkedIn post | Years ago | This week |
| Review replies | None | Every review |
02
A buyer who heard your name at a show or from a referral looks you up before calling. An empty profile tells them very little, and they start to wonder whether the shop is still busy.
How we fix it. Three posts a week, one on work in progress, one on a capability, and one about the company, show anyone who checks that a shift is on.
Last post years ago
Calls the next shop on the list.
Posts from this week
Calls you or sends a drawing.
03
Machinists, welders, and inspectors check a company before they apply. They read the reviews and look at the photos to picture what a shift there is like, and a dated site with an empty LinkedIn page tells them to keep looking.
How we fix it. The same posts show your floor, your people, and your equipment, and we write a reply to every review for you to approve.
Empty page
Keeps looking
Kept up
Applies
04
Social media lands on whoever has a spare hour, which is nobody. A few posts go out after a trade show, and then the page goes quiet again.
How we fix it. We send a short shot list each month. Someone who already walks the floor takes photos and clips on a phone, in about ten minutes a week, and we do everything else.
Your team
Us
Three posts a week across six platforms
You take the photos, and we handle everything else.
01
We fix your profiles
In the first month we correct every field on your Google listing and bring your LinkedIn page up to date.
02
Your team takes the photos
Someone on your team follows our shot list with a phone, in about ten minutes a week.
03
We post three times a week
We choose the best shots, write captions that name the material, process, and tolerance, and schedule every post.
04
We reply and report
We draft replies to new reviews for your approval and send a short report each month.
Both run month to month, at a fixed price.
Social media and Google
$1,900 a month
Three posts a week from your own floor across your Google Business Profile, LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and X. It includes the profile work, review replies, and a monthly report, and you can start it without a new website.
Google Business Profile on its own
$235 a month per profile
The most specific category, your services, photos of your floor, a reply to every review, two posts a month, and a monthly check that your phone number, hours, and website link still match. A plant with two locations has two profiles.
| What you get | Three posts a week from your own floor across your Google Business Profile, LinkedIn, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and X, with the profile work, review replies, and a monthly report. |
|---|---|
| Price | $1,900 a month, month to month, with no minimum term. |
| Google Business Profile on its own | $235 a month per profile. |
| Your team’s time | About ten minutes a week, taking photos and phone video from our shot list. |
| New website needed | No. You can start it without a new website. |
| How it starts | In the first month we correct every field on your Google listing and bring your LinkedIn page up to date. |
We also make short videos shot on your floor, such as process, equipment, and recruiting videos, edited for your website, YouTube, and LinkedIn. A logo is $360. Video, capability statements, proposal decks, line cards, and trade show material are quoted per project, and you get the quote in writing before anything starts. Every other price is on our pricing page.
We manage the Google Business Profiles and social media for Phillips Light Industrial, alongside the five websites we built for the group. That project also included a logo system in black, white, and PLI yellow, applied across the four division websites.
Social media does the most when buyers can find you and your website answers their questions. Our manufacturing website design and SEO for manufacturing companies take care of those, and the case studies show the results. To write directly to buyers at the companies you want to supply, from your own LinkedIn profile and by email, see our outbound lead generation.
Send us your company name and a few lines about what you make and whether you are hiring. We will reply with what we would fix first and when we can start.
