Built from scratch.
Weldco Blades had a differentiated product and zero marketing infrastructure. Afton built everything — brand identity, website, product visuals, LinkedIn campaign, and print collateral — from the ground up.
Weldco's blades and barrels genuinely outperform the competition — fewer changeouts, longer blade life, rebuildable design, 24/7 field support. But their buyers couldn't see that quickly enough.
No brand, no website worth sending a customer to, no content system. The value was real. It just wasn't organized into something a buyer could act on. Afton's job was to build the marketing infrastructure around a product that was already worth buying.
"The Longest Lasting Blade."
We started with positioning — identifying what made Weldco worth choosing and building a brand voice around it. Dark industrial palette, bold typography, product-forward visuals. A clear promise buyers can hold onto. Everything else was built from that foundation.
The site is organized around the buyer's decision path — what Weldco makes, who it's for, why it outperforms, how it pays off, and how to reach them. Specific stats, clear product separation, and a support story that builds trust before the first call.
Every post was built around a specific buyer question or proof point — blade life, cost per foot, custom builds, field support. Not general awareness. A content system that educates, proves value, and supports sales conversations.
A short looping brand video built for the website and campaign materials. Product-forward, no narration needed — the blade does the talking.
A print-ready one-pager covering the full product line — designed to work at a trade show, in a sales meeting, or attached to a quote.
Technical businesses don't need louder marketing. They need a clear message and the tools to deliver it consistently. Weldco has both.
30 minutes. No pitch deck. Just an honest conversation about your operation and where it's getting stuck.
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