Skyfield Digital helps military logistics providers rank on Google for the freight, sustainment, warehousing and supply chain searches that contracting officers and prime contractors run when sourcing support. We also get your company cited when those buyers ask ChatGPT or Gemini who can deliver.
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The buyer is a contracting officer, a prime's subcontract manager or a logistics planner at a command who needs a specific capability fast: DoD freight forwarder with TWIC and CDL hazmat drivers, contractor logistics support for ground vehicles, GSA Schedule warehousing near a base, or SDVOSB logistics company for a set-aside. They verify SAM.gov registration, past performance and certifications before an RFI goes out. More of them now ask AI assistants to list providers with a certain capability, set-aside status and location.
That means your site has to state services in the language of DoD logistics, your registrations and certifications have to be consistent across SAM.gov, GovTribe, LinkedIn and industry directories, and your content has to be detailed enough that AI engines cite it. A page that says end-to-end logistics solutions ranks for nothing a contracting officer types.
What your customers are typing
Every one of these is a search Skyfield can win for you on Google and inside AI answers.
The problems we see most often when we audit military logistics providers.
Searches for defense logistics return KBR, Leidos and Amentum, so mid-size providers have to win on specific capability, set-aside and location queries.
Buyers search DLA, TRANSCOM, CLS and performance-based logistics terms, and sites written in generic supply chain language never match.
Security caution leaves most provider sites with a homepage and a PDF, giving Google and AI engines almost nothing to rank or cite.
SEO, GEO and website development from one team, built around how military logistics providers actually win customers.
Rankings and leads from Google for the services and locations military logistics providers compete on.
Generative engine optimization so ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews recommend you.
A military logistics site has to state capabilities precisely, prove registrations and past performance, make it fast to request a capability statement or respond to an RFI, and keep controlled details off public pages. Skyfield builds these sites SEO-ready with capability, compliance and location structure in place.
We build capability pages in the exact terms defense buyers use: contractor logistics support, freight forwarding and transportation, warehousing and distribution, supply chain management, depot and field maintenance support, hazmat handling, and OCONUS deployment logistics. Location pages cover the installations and ports you serve. Compliance pages present SAM.gov, CAGE, DUNS or UEI, NAICS, ITAR, CMMC and socioeconomic status. Contract vehicle pages capture GSA Schedule, IDIQ and set-aside searches. We fix aging site structures and publish technical guides on logistics compliance that earn links from defense and supply chain publications.
Every campaign runs on our Five Pillars of SEO framework and reports from your own Google Search Console and GA4 data, so the numbers you see are the numbers Google sees.
Get a Free SEO AuditWhen a subcontract manager asks an AI assistant which SDVOSB firms handle hazmat freight to a given installation, the model draws on SAM.gov, GovTribe, HigherGov, LinkedIn, Defense News, NDTA and NDIA directories, and provider websites that state capabilities plainly. We add Organization and Service schema with CAGE code, certifications, NAICS codes and service locations, write answer-first capability content, align your entity across the government and industry sources the engines pull from, and track the prompts buyers use so you can see when your company is cited.
GoogleChatGPTGeminiClaudePerplexityCitations, mentions and sentiment for each prompt are reported alongside your rankings every month.
Three steps from first audit to compounding results.
A free SEO and GEO audit, then a plan built around how military logistics providers get found and what a new customer is worth to you.
Technical fixes, site structure, schema, content and links. Every task is visible on your weekly Monday.com board as it ships.
Rankings, organic leads, AI citations and brand sentiment tracked every month, with results that build year over year.
Every number we report comes from Google Search Console, GA4 and your own tracked AI prompts.
Real results across industries and countries. Every figure is sourced from Search Console, GA4 and tracked AI prompts.
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View moreSkyfield Digital's SEO and GEO plans start at $1,500 per month and go up to $10,000 per month on the Scale plan. Every plan includes SEO and GEO content, backlinks, and AI prompt tracking across ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, Claude, Copilot and Google AI Overviews.
More businesses we work with in defense and industrial.
One free audit covers your technical SEO, rankings, local presence and how ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity currently answer for your business.
Plans start at $1,500 per month and include SEO and GEO. Providers with a few core capabilities and locations usually fit Growth, while firms competing across many service lines and installations move to Authority or Scale.
Specific capability and location terms often move within three to five months because competition is thin. Broader terms like defense logistics company take longer and depend on links from industry and government sources.
Yes. Buyers search by installation, port and depot, so location pages for the bases you serve and a Google Business Profile for each facility matter as much as national capability pages.
Yes, at the market research stage. Contracting staff and subcontract managers ask ChatGPT and Gemini to list firms with a capability, certification or set-aside status, and the answers come from public directories and provider websites.
We publish only what your team confirms is cleared for public release. Capability descriptions can be specific about services, locations and certifications without touching contract details or operational information.
Search Console rankings and clicks for capability and location terms, GA4 capability statement downloads and RFI form submissions, and a tracked list of AI prompts showing when your company is cited. All of it appears on a weekly Monday.com board.
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