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MANUFACTURING & INDUSTRIAL

Manufacturing & Industrial

Before I wrote a line of content, I machined steel billets on CNC machines at the Manufacturing Technology Centre. That background is why technical, engineering-led content doesn't need to be translated for me first — I understand the product and the buyer, not just the brief.

64%

Organic traffic growth, year on year

26,493

Organic users, up from 16,190

Manufacturers I've worked with

Lawton Tubes Hyfore Workholding Engineering Technology Group Quaker Houghton

I’ve worked with copper pipe suppliers, CNC machine manufacturers, and aluminium extrusion suppliers, from local shops to a £100 million-turnover manufacturer expanding into new markets. Lawton Tubes is the clearest result: organic users up 64% year on year, from 16,190 to 26,493, for a business where the buyer is an engineer or a procurement lead, not a casual browser.

That’s the difference a shop-floor background makes in the writing — content that sounds like it was written by someone who’s actually stood next to the machine, because I have.


Topics I cover

The specifics

✓Technical content for engineering and procurement audiences
✓Product catalogues and spec-sheet-heavy content
✓Content built from your team's expertise, not generic filler
✓Content built to bring in RFQs, not just traffic

Further reading

Manufacturing writing I've referenced this work in


Other areas


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