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An independent publication for manufacturing marketers

Manufacturing is complex. Your marketing should not be.

Practical articles and real examples to help manufacturing teams explain their value, earn buyer trust, and make better marketing decisions.

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The Complete Guide to B2B Marketing for Manufacturers.

One long-form guide covering the full marketing system in plain language, with manufacturing examples throughout. Read it in order or jump to the chapter that matches the decision in front of you.

Inside Aludyne’s Michigan lab. A manufacturing video example. Consider what the setting and equipment help a prospective buyer understand. Watch on Vimeo

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One Plant. Many Audiences.

The best-looking photograph is not always the best one to use in marketing. The right photograph depends on the intended audience and the message the company wants to communicate.

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An independent publication, written in the field.

BUILT & MARKETED is written and edited by Andy Trambley. It covers B2B marketing for the people who build things: marketers inside manufacturers, engineers who ended up owning the marketing, and owners marketing their own companies.

Every article is written to be used. Ideas are explained in plain language, applied to a manufacturing situation, and closed with a takeaway you can act on.

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Measure movement through the full marketing path, not views alone.
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An OEE-style view shows where prospects stop between awareness and becoming a customer.
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Track each stage, investigate the biggest drop, and test one improvement.
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