Your Welds Pass.Your Website Fails The Audit.

A procurement engineer at a refinery, a QA lead at an EPC contractor and a tender committee all look at your shop before they examine your mill test certificates, PED or ASME approvals, or elbow tolerances: the website, the capability deck, the LinkedIn page. Their vendor-approval forms ask for the same proof. POWERGRID's asks for photographs of the factory, plant, machinery and testing facilities. For a shop selling fittings into safety-critical service, a website that can't show that proof leaves the first judgement to presentation alone.

The plant photos are phone snaps of a cluttered bay. The capability deck lists heat numbers and standards but never shows the induction bending line, the PWHT ovens or the ultrasonic testing that would prove the claim. The website reads like a directory listing, so a buyer cannot separate a code-qualified manufacturer from a trader. The RFQ response arrives as three inconsistent PDFs. Each of these signals undersells a shop that is, in fact, qualified to fabricate the part.

Shutterfeed is an industrial marketing agency for manufacturers, working across five modules under one partner. We photograph the fabrication floor, weld inspection and finished fittings; rebuild the capability deck, RFQ templates and plant-tour kit; rebuild the website and generate qualified enquiries; position the shop against traders and importers; and report the pipeline the work produces. Every engagement opens with a paid Diagnostic, so the scope is set against your buyers before anyone commissions a shot.