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Industrial and mining marketing that engineers can trust.

Your buyers are engineers, procurement teams and site managers. They want specs, proof and straight answers, not fluff. We help industrial and mining suppliers get found, look credible and win qualified enquiries.

Industrial and mining at a glance
Where growth comes fromSEO, Google Ads, your website and your CRM
What we measureQualified enquiries, quote requests and pipeline
Watch out forGlossy marketing that ignores the technical buyer

Why industrial marketing is different

Industrial and mining buyers make big, careful decisions. Your marketing has to speak their language and make it easy to shortlist you.

01

Technical buyers

Engineers and procurement teams want specifications, standards and proof. Vague claims lose their trust fast.

02

Few buyers, big deals

Your market may be small, but each deal is valuable. Precision beats volume every time.

03

Long, structured buying

Purchases often go through approvals, supplier lists and tenders. Marketing has to support the whole process.

04

Western Australia is a hub

Western Australia is at the heart of the country’s resources sector. A Perth-based team understands the local market.

Sound familiar?

Tap the problems you recognise. Your starting plan builds as you go, with the services that fit.

The channels that work for industrial and mining suppliers

Industrial growth comes from technical content, a website that captures every enquiry and tightly run paid search. Pick a channel to see how we run it.

SEO for technical searches

Buyers search for specific products, specs and capabilities. We build pages that match those searches and answer technical questions clearly.

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  • Product and capability pages
  • Specification and standards content
  • Industry and location pages
  • Technical SEO

The playbook

The industrial marketing playbook

How industrial and mining suppliers win trust with technical buyers online. Practical steps for your website, search and enquiries.

The Anahaw Media team
Planned and run by senior people, not handed to juniors.

01Lead with capability, not adjectives

Engineers and procurement teams skim past words like leading, innovative and world class. What they want is capability: what you make or do, to what standards, in what sizes or volumes, for which industries, and where. Put that information front and centre on every key page.

02Publish the detail buyers need to shortlist you

  • Specifications, dimensions and materials.
  • Standards, certifications and accreditations you actually hold.
  • Safety and quality systems.
  • Industries, sites and applications you have worked on, with permission.
  • Downloadable data sheets where they help.

The more questions your website answers, the more likely you are to make the shortlist before anyone picks up the phone.

03Target the searches engineers actually make

Technical buyers search for specific product types, part numbers, materials, standards and applications. Those searches have less volume than broad terms, but the people making them are much closer to buying. Build pages around them.

04Capture and route every enquiry

A single missed quote request can cost more than a year of marketing. Connect your forms to HubSpot or your CRM, send enquiries to the right person automatically, and set a clear follow-up process so nothing slips through.

05Design for the site, not just the office

Many of your buyers will look you up on a phone in a site office or out in the field. Your website needs to load fast on patchy connections and make it easy to call or send an enquiry from a phone.

06Measure pipeline, not traffic

Industrial markets are small, so traffic numbers will never look huge. What matters is the number and value of qualified enquiries, quotes and won jobs. Track those from the first click and you will know exactly where to invest.

How we would approach it

A clear first 90 days, then steady improvement. No lock-in contract, so we keep earning your business every month.

  1. First 30 days

    Audit and tracking

    We review your website, search visibility and enquiry process, and set up tracking.

  2. Days 31 to 60

    Fix the foundations

    We fix key pages, connect enquiry forms to your CRM and cut wasted spend.

  3. Days 61 to 90

    Build visibility

    We create product, capability and industry content, and launch focused campaigns.

  4. Month 4 onwards

    Grow pipeline

    We scale what brings qualified enquiries and report it in AgencyAnalytics.

What we measure

Small markets and big deals mean quality matters far more than volume. Here is what we track.

Qualified enquiries

Enquiries from the kinds of buyers you want.

Quote requests

Requests for pricing or proposals.

Pipeline value

The value of opportunities created from marketing.

Cost per enquiry

What each qualified enquiry costs.

Technical rankings

Visibility for product and capability searches.

Enquiry follow-up

How quickly enquiries are captured and followed up.

Real work

OEM Group: full digital stack and website rebuild

An Australian industrial business whose website and marketing tools were not working together. We delivered a full digital marketing stack and rebuilt the website on WordPress, integrated with HubSpot, so every enquiry is captured, tracked and followed up.

Read the case study

Questions from industrial suppliers

Straight answers to what people ask us most.

Yes. Engineers and procurement teams research online before they call a supplier. If you are not visible and credible then, you may not make the shortlist.

We work closely with your team to get the detail right, and write in clear language that technical buyers respect.

Yes. We have rebuilt industrial websites with HubSpot integration so every enquiry is captured and tracked.

Yes. We are based in Perth and work with businesses right across Australia.

By qualified enquiries, quote requests and pipeline, tracked from the first click through to your CRM.

No. Our marketing services run month to month. If we are not delivering, you can leave.

About the author

Director and Lead Consultant, Anahaw Media

John Conigliaro is the Director and Lead Consultant at Anahaw Media, a Perth digital marketing agency focused on performance. A Filipino-Australian digital marketer now based in Perth, WA, with more than 15 years’ experience across Singapore and Australia, he has led agencies in Australia on technical execution and growth strategy, founded a globally recognised eCommerce brand, and managed almost 300 campaigns, from small businesses to multinational brands, including Canon, Uniqlo, Benefit Cosmetics, Asiana Airlines, Changi Recommends, APM and Golfbox. He completed an MBA and a dissertation on Digital Transformation, holds a specialisation in Computer Applications from De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde (DLSU-CSB), and is also a consumer tech critic and publisher. His mission is to use his talent and passion for digital marketing to change businesses for the better, in how they win customers and how they build their brand.

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