Capability Page Architecture
Every major CNC process, material, and industry you serve deserves its own dedicated, technically detailed page. Not because it looks good. Because that is the only way Google and AI models understand what you make, who you make it for, and why a procurement officer should trust you with their RFQ.
The before
A single services page listing CNC milling, turning, Wire EDM, and grinding in four bullet points is asking Google to rank one URL for dozens of different searches simultaneously. Google cannot do that. So it ranks the page for nothing. Meanwhile a competitor with a dedicated 5-axis CNC milling page targeting aerospace titanium components in Illinois owns that search. And the Wire EDM search. And the Blanchard grinding search. One page versus forty pages is the entire gap between invisible and found.
What we build
What goes on every page
Every capability page we build follows the same structure because procurement officers evaluate suppliers the same way every time. They need to know you have done this before, on this material, at this tolerance, for this industry, with this certification.
Timeline
A typical CNC shop we work with needs 30 to 50 capability pages across processes, materials, and industries. We build them in priority order starting with the highest-value, lowest-competition opportunities identified in the audit. Each page starts ranking within 60 to 90 days. Each page that ranks builds authority that helps every other page rank faster.
Every discovery project includes two fully written sample capability pages built around your specific shop. You will see exactly what this looks like in practice before committing to a retainer.
Sample capability pages are included in every $1,500 to $2,000 discovery project.