Skyfield Digital helps supply chain automation companies get found by operations leaders, logistics directors and integrators who research warehouse and fulfillment technology on Google and ask AI assistants which vendors to shortlist. We build the search presence that turns research into demos and RFPs.
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No obligation. Your audit covers Google rankings, technical SEO and how AI engines answer for supply chain automation companies like you.
A VP of operations with a labor problem searches for warehouse automation for e-commerce fulfillment, autonomous mobile robots for picking or WMS with real-time inventory visibility, then reads Gartner style analysis, case studies and integrator recommendations. They compare goods-to-person systems, conveyor and sortation, robotics and software, and calculate payback. More of that evaluation now runs through ChatGPT and Perplexity, where the buyer asks which vendors fit a mid-size 3PL or a cold storage facility and gets a shortlist with reasons.
Your company has to rank for the problem, the technology and the facility type, and be the vendor those AI answers name. That means solution pages that state exactly what you automate and for whom, case studies with throughput and labor outcomes, ROI content, and entity signals that match across Modern Materials Handling, MHI directories, integrator partner lists and your own site. Generic end-to-end automation language gets skipped by both Google and the engines.
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 supply chain automation companies.
Automation sites repeat end-to-end, real-time and intelligent so uniformly that Google cannot distinguish a robotics integrator from a software startup.
Gartner, G2, Capterra and trade publications rank first for vendor comparison queries, and AI assistants build shortlists from those same sources.
The throughput, accuracy and labor numbers that win deals live in PDFs and demos, so the site never earns the rankings or citations those facts would bring.
SEO, GEO and website development from one team, built around how supply chain automation companies actually win customers.
Rankings and leads from Google for the services and locations supply chain automation companies compete on.
Generative engine optimization so ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews recommend you.
A supply chain automation website has to explain complex systems clearly to operations and finance buyers, prove outcomes with case studies, show integrations, offer ROI tools and make it easy to book a demo or site assessment. Skyfield builds automation vendor sites that convert and are SEO-ready from launch.
Automation SEO is national and global, organized by solution and facility type. We build a page for every technology you offer, from AMRs and AS/RS to conveyor, sortation, WMS, WES and control software, crossed with the environments you serve, like e-commerce, 3PL, grocery, cold chain and manufacturing. Case studies become indexable pages with throughput, accuracy and labor outcomes. We publish ROI calculators and buyer guides that earn links from trade press and MHI, and fix the technical debt typical of B2B tech sites, like unindexed resource libraries and duplicate product pages.
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 an operations leader asks an AI assistant which warehouse automation vendors fit a specific facility and volume, the engine assembles its answer from G2 and Capterra profiles, MHI and trade association directories, Modern Materials Handling and Supply Chain Dive coverage, analyst reports and vendor sites that state capabilities and outcomes plainly. We give your company that footprint: Organization, Product and SoftwareApplication schema, consistent entity signals across analyst and directory listings, answer-first content on automation questions, and citations in the logistics publications those engines trust.
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 supply chain automation companies 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.
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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 run up to $10,000 for vendors with many solution lines and global markets. Every plan includes SEO and GEO content, backlinks and tracked AI prompts. Most automation companies fit Authority or Scale.
Specific solution and industry pages often move within three to four months. Broad terms like warehouse automation are contested by analysts and large integrators and take six months or more to build durable rankings.
Both. Buyers are wherever distribution centers are. We build core content for your primary market and expand by region and language where you sell, with hreflang and localized pages where it matters.
Operations leaders now ask assistants for vendor shortlists by facility type and volume. If your solutions, integrations and outcomes are stated clearly and match the sources those engines read, you make the shortlist. Vague capability language keeps you off it.
Yes. Anonymized case studies that describe facility type, volume, the automation deployed and measured outcomes rank and get cited without naming the customer. We structure them so the facts still read clearly to engines.
Your weekly Monday.com board tracks Google Search Console rankings by solution and industry, GA4 demo and assessment requests, resource downloads, and which AI prompts now mention your company. We tie pipeline back to the pages that produced it.
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