We're a B2B SEO agency for service firms, SaaS, manufacturers and suppliers. Your buyers research for weeks, several people decide, and one good lead can outweigh a thousand casual visits.
So we build SEO around your buyers, not just your keywords. We target the searches your decision-makers actually make,
at every stage from first problem to shortlist. We build the pages that answer them, and we connect organic search to
enquiries, opportunities and revenue in your CRM.
Send your website and a line about who your ideal customer is. We'll review your site against the searches those buyers make before we reply. Prefer to talk? Book a thirty minute call.
From search to revenueWhat we report on
Search visibility
Qualified visitors
Where most agencies stop reporting
Enquiries
Qualified leads
Opportunities
Revenue
B2B SEO should be measured all the way to revenue.
Buyer research first
Sales input
Commercial pages first
CRM reporting
No ranking guarantees
Why B2B SEO is different
Most SEO advice is written for businesses selling to consumers. B2B buying works differently, and SEO has to follow it.
Factor
Consumer SEO
B2B SEO
Who searches
One buyer
Researchers, technical evaluators, decision-makers and procurement
Buying cycle
Minutes to days
Weeks to months
Search volume
Often high
Often low, but each searcher is worth far more
Language
Everyday terms
Industry and technical terminology
Conversion
Purchase
Enquiry, demo, quote or consultation
What to measure
Sales per visit
Qualified leads, pipeline and revenue
Biggest risk
Low traffic
Traffic from the wrong people
The last row matters most. A B2B site can double its traffic and gain nothing if the new visitors are students, job
seekers and competitors. The goal isn't more visitors. It's more of the right ones.
Low search volume isn't low value: a worked example
B2B keywords often show 50 or 100 searches a month, and many agencies skip them for bigger numbers. Here's why that's a mistake. This is an illustrative example, not a client result.
Swap in your own conversion rates and deal size. The point holds: in B2B, a page ranking for a few hundred searches a month can be one of your best sales assets.
We prioritise keywords byrelevance × commercial value × buyer fit × ranking opportunitynot volume alone.
Monthly organic visits to a commercial service page
400
Enquiry rate (2%)
8 enquiries
Qualified by sales (50%)
4 qualified leads
Become opportunities (25%)
1 opportunity
Win rate (30%)
0.3 deals
Average deal value
AUD 50,000
Expected monthly revenue from this one pageAUD 15,000
B2B SEO vs B2B ecommerce SEO vs enterprise SEO
Service
Best for
Main conversion
B2B SEOThis page
Service firms, SaaS, manufacturers and suppliers that generate leads
Large organisations with complex sites, many teams and release processes
Depends on the business; the challenge is scale and governance
Many B2B companies need elements of more than one. We'll recommend the right mix after the audit.
SEO across the B2B buying journey
B2B buyers search differently at each stage. A site that only targets "[service] Perth" misses most of the journey, and most of the chances to be shortlisted.
1Problem
They search
"How to reduce machine downtime"
They need
Understanding of the problem
Page type
Guide or explainer
2Solution
They search
"Predictive maintenance for manufacturing"
They need
Options and approaches
Page type
Solution or industry page
3Evaluation
They search
"Predictive maintenance software vs sensors"
They need
Honest comparison
Page type
Comparison page or case study
4Shortlist
They search
"Predictive maintenance provider Australia"
They need
Credible suppliers
Page type
Service page with proof
5Decision
They search
"[Your company] pricing" or "[your company] reviews"
They need
Reassurance and next step
Page type
Pricing, case studies, contact
Each stage links to the next, so a researcher who arrives on a guide has a clear path to the service page and the enquiry form.
What our B2B SEO services include
Buyer and ICP research
We start with who buys, not which keywords exist. We interview your sales team and review CRM data, won and lost deals, and call notes to understand:
Ideal customer profile: company size, industry, role and buying authority
What triggers a purchase
The objections buyers raise
The language they actually use
Search demand and keyword strategy
We group keywords by buyer intent rather than putting them in one long list:
Service searches
Industry searches
Problem searches
Use-case searches
Comparison and alternative searches
Location searches
Commercial searches
Each group maps to a specific page type, so every keyword has a home and no two pages compete.
Site architecture for B2B
Most B2B sites need a structure buyers can navigate by what they need:
Services
Solutions
Industries
Resources
Case studies
Each section links to the others. An industry page links to the services that industry uses, and a guide links to the solution it explains. That structure helps buyers and search engines alike.
Commercial page optimisation
Service, solution and industry pages are where enquiries happen, so they come first. We make sure each one answers what a B2B buyer needs before contacting sales:
These are built for industries you genuinely serve, using that industry's terminology, problems, regulations and case studies. We won't create interchangeable pages with the industry name swapped. Google's spam policies target that pattern.
Content across the journey
We create guides, explainers, comparisons and case studies where there's real search demand and a gap in the buyer journey, not to hit a quota of "four blogs a month." Every piece links to the commercial page it supports.
Turning internal expertise into content
B2B companies often know far more than their website shows. Your engineers, consultants and account managers answer complex questions every day. We interview them and turn that knowledge into content competitors can't copy. It's also the kind of first-hand expertise Google's guidance says it looks for.
Comparison and alternative content
Buyers deep in evaluation search "X vs Y" and "alternatives to X." Fair, factual comparison pages capture them at the moment they're choosing. We keep claims about competitors accurate and verifiable.
Technical SEO
We cover crawlability, indexation, site speed, structured data and the CMS issues that stop good pages from ranking. Gated resources such as whitepapers and spec sheets need special handling, because content behind a form can't rank. Full detail is on our technical SEO page.
Authority and link building
In B2B, the links that matter come from trade publications, industry associations, partners, suppliers and events, not from generic blogs. See link building.
Conversion paths by buying stage
B2B conversions aren't "buy now." We match the call to action to the stage:
Guide or explainer
Download a checklist, subscribe, or read the related solution
Industry or solution page
See a case study, or talk to a specialist
Service page
Request a quote, or book a consultation
Pricing or comparison page
Book a call, or request a proposal
Local and international B2B SEO
Some B2B companies sell mainly in Perth and WA. Others sell nationally or overseas. We fit the geography to your market:
Local B2B: Google Business Profile and location pages where you have real presence. See local SEO in Perth.
International: hreflang and localised content for overseas markets. See international SEO.
Your sales team is our best keyword tool
Keyword tools only show searches with measurable volume. Your sales team hears the questions that come before and after every deal: the objections, the comparisons, the pricing worries and the "how does this work with our system?" questions. Many of those are searched too, in low volumes that tools under-report or miss.
We run a short monthly session with sales, or review call notes and CRM fields, to collect those questions.
They become
FAQs
Comparison pages
Objection-handling sections on service pages
Content sales can send to prospects
SEO gets better topics, and sales gets better material.
How we measure B2B SEO
Traffic and rankings are leading indicators. We report on them, but we don't stop there.
Visibility
Impressions, rankings and clicks for non-brand commercial and industry searches
Engagement
Organic visits to service, solution and case study pages, and return visits
Conversion
Organic enquiries, demo and quote requests, calls, downloads
Pipeline
Qualified leads, opportunities and revenue from organic, through your CRM
Attribution is hard in B2B, and we say so.
A buyer might read a guide, leave, search your brand a month later, and sign after three sales calls. Last-click reporting gives SEO no credit for that. Where your data allows, we look at:
First-touch organic sessions
Organic-assisted conversions
Organic landing pages for closed deals in your CRM
We work with the CRM you already use.
Our B2B SEO process
1
Discover
We learn your business model, ICP, sales process and goals through interviews with marketing and sales.
2
Audit
We review technical health, content and authority, and check how your site performs for searches your buyers make.
3
Research
We cover search demand by journey stage and identify which competitors are winning your buyers' searches.
4
Map
We assign every keyword group to one page, then spot gaps and overlaps.
5
Fix and optimise
We start with technical fixes and your most valuable commercial pages, because they can produce enquiries soonest.
6
Build
We add new solution, industry, comparison and educational pages, in order of commercial value.
7
Earn authority
We pursue industry links, partner links and digital PR.
8
Convert
We refine calls to action, forms and journeys between pages.
9
Measure
We report monthly on visibility, enquiries and pipeline.
10
Improve
We re-prioritise quarterly based on what produced qualified leads.
Where is your B2B SEO today?
The audit tells you which level you're at and what moves you up.
Level 1
Invisible
The site ranks for its brand name and little else
Level 2
Keyword-chasing
Some pages target keywords, but there's no structure or buyer journey
Level 3
Structured
Services, industries and content are organised and linked
Level 4
Authoritative
The site covers the buyer's main questions better than competitors
Level 5
Revenue-connected
Organic search is tracked to pipeline, and decisions are made on that data
How to choose a B2B SEO agency
There are hundreds of agencies in Australia describing themselves as B2B SEO specialists. One data provider counted
596 in September 2026 (RevenueBase). Whoever you choose, ask these questions.
1
Do they ask about your customers before your keywords?
A B2B agency should want to talk to your sales team.
2
Can they explain how they'll measure leads and pipeline, not only traffic?
3
Do they prioritise commercial pages over blog volume?
4
Have they worked with businesses with similar sales cycles?
Ask for specific examples.
5
Do they understand technical buyers?
Can they write about your product without making errors your engineers would spot?
6
Will they say when SEO isn't the right channel?
Some B2B businesses with tiny, relationship-driven markets get more from other channels.
7
Do they guarantee rankings?
If yes, walk away.
Who our B2B SEO services suit
A good fit
A good fit
Professional services firms, such as consultancies, engineering, legal, accounting and recruitment
SaaS and technology companies selling to businesses
Manufacturers and industrial businesses with technical products and services
Suppliers and distributors that generate leads rather than online orders
B2B companies selling across Australia or overseas
Businesses with long sales cycles and high deal values
Probably not a fit
Probably not a fit
You want traffic numbers, not leads
You expect results within weeks
You can't give access to subject-matter experts or sales input
Your market is so small, or so relationship-driven, that buyers don't search. We'll tell you if that's the case.
B2B SEO pricing
B2B SEO is scoped to your business.
Price depends on
Services, industries and markets
How competitive your searches are
Your technical and content foundation
Content and expert input needed
Whether we implement or advise
B2B SEO audit
Best forUnderstanding where you stand
IncludesTechnical, content and authority audit, a buyer-search gap analysis and a prioritised roadmap
B2B SEO strategy
Best forTeams that will execute in-house
IncludesAudit, buyer research, keyword-to-page map, architecture and a content plan
Ongoing B2B SEO
Best forBusinesses that want it done
IncludesStrategy, technical fixes, page optimisation, content, authority and CRM-linked reporting
Discovery, audit, buyer research and the keyword-to-page map
Months 2 to 3
Technical fixes and commercial page improvements
Months 3 to 6
New solution, industry and comparison pages, plus authority building
Month 6 onward
Compounding visibility, content expansion and conversion improvement
Improvements to existing commercial pages often show in Search Console within weeks of recrawling. Competitive rankings, and the pipeline they produce, usually take months. B2B sales cycles also mean revenue lags behind enquiries. These are typical patterns, not guarantees.
What we can and can't promise
We can promise
Research grounded in your actual buyers
A clear roadmap
Quality work
Honest reporting
We can't promise
Specific rankings
Lead volumes
Revenue
Those depend on Google, your competitors, your market and how leads are handled once they arrive.
B2B SEO FAQs
What does a B2B SEO agency do?
A B2B SEO agency improves a business-to-business company's visibility for the searches its buyers make throughout the buying journey. It then connects that visibility to enquiries and pipeline. The work covers buyer research, keyword strategy, commercial pages, content, technical SEO, authority building and lead tracking.
How is B2B SEO different from regular SEO?
B2B buyers research longer, involve more people and use more specialised language. Search volumes are lower, but each lead is worth more. B2B SEO therefore prioritises buyer fit and commercial value over traffic, and measures success in leads and pipeline.
Is B2B SEO worth it if our keywords have low search volume?
Usually, yes. A few hundred searches a month from the right buyers can produce significant pipeline when deal values are high. The worked example above shows the maths.
How do you measure B2B SEO results?
We track visibility, organic enquiries, and qualified leads and opportunities through your CRM. We don't rely on last-click attribution alone, because it undercounts SEO in long B2B journeys.
Do you work with manufacturers and industrial companies?
Yes. Technical products, applications, industries and specifications all need precise, accurate content. If you sell through an online catalogue, see our B2B ecommerce SEO service.
Do you need to talk to our sales team?
It helps a lot. Sales hears the questions buyers actually ask, and those make some of the best-performing pages.
Do you write the content?
Yes, through our SEO copywriting team, with input and review from your subject-matter experts.
Do you work with B2B companies outside Perth?
Yes. We're based in Perth and work with B2B businesses across Australia and internationally.
How long until B2B SEO produces leads?
Improvements to existing commercial pages can show within weeks. New pages and competitive rankings usually take months, and B2B sales cycles add further time before revenue.
Can you guarantee leads or rankings?
No. We commit to the research, the work and transparent reporting, not to outcomes controlled by Google and your market.
How much do B2B SEO services cost?
It depends on scope, competition and how much we implement. You receive a written proposal after discovery.
Want to know where you stand first? Book an SEO audit.
Reach the buyers who are already searching for what you sell
Send your website and a sentence about your ideal customer. We'll check how your site performs for the searches those buyers make, and reply with where the biggest opportunity is.