Websites, interactive tools, video, and marketing systems we've built for industrial manufacturers, and what they produced.
We've worked with Esco Tool since 2014, and we rebuilt their website from the ground up: product pages structured for engineers, quote requests routed into HubSpot, and a product selector that recommends the right tool for the job.
Marketing strategy and data-driven execution for a 50-year-old manufacturer of shaft collars and couplings. Every major decision started with Stafford's own data, from how buyers use the website to five years of distributor sales.

The website numbers are the most visible part of the story. The bigger part is the distributor programs, quote follow-up, and customer work behind them, which have supported Stafford's growth every year since we started.
Most industrial websites give an engineer a catalog and a phone number. The tools we build let them find or design the right product themselves, and then ask for a quote.
Esco Tool product selector. Choose pipe or tube, outside diameter, wall thickness, application, access constraints, and material, and the selector recommends the best match from more than 30 tools. Esco's inside sales team adopted it too, and it became how new hires learn the product line.
Accu-Flange configurator for Stafford Manufacturing. Engineers pick a base part, bore, and material, place holes and slots on a live drawing, and get a part number and spec sheet before they request a quote. See it in the case study.
More than $250,000 from one video. After one client published a product video, customers began calling the sales team to say, "I saw your video. I want that product." The client told us that one video has brought in more than $250,000 in business.
We've worked with Esco Tool for 12 years and counting. Clients stay because the work keeps producing results.
I admired a client's website many years ago and asked him who designed it. That's when I learned that it was Jay Weeks who did the work and much more for the company. So I called Jay and he's been helping me and several of my clients for the past 16 years. He's professional, competent, and on the cutting edge of technology. Most importantly, Jay is a smart, high-integrity results-oriented person and the feedback from my clients he is working with has been the same.
Before Jay, our marketing happened in bursts — whenever someone had a spare hour, which wasn't often. As a family-owned manufacturer, we knew our products and our customers, but we didn't have anyone turning that into clear, consistent messaging. Now we do. Jay writes product copy that holds up with our distributors, and he understands the engineering well enough that we don't have to translate for him. My advice to another manufacturer: you don't need a big in-house department, you need someone who takes the time to learn your business.
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