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Website First Fold
Clear headline, technical visual, service promise, trust drivers, and quote-focused CTAs.
Concept Case Study
DraftForge CAD
B2B website + LinkedIn ads + technical positioning
How MarketingPal turned a complex CAD outsourcing offer into a sharp B2B growth system: clearer positioning, a conversion-focused website, and LinkedIn ads built for manufacturing and engineering buyers.
- B2B Website
- LinkedIn Ads
- Service Positioning
- Technical Messaging
Technical service, simplified.
One clear promise: from 3D models to accurate, production-ready drawings.
320%Projected increase in website traffic
4.7xMore qualified B2B enquiries
58%Lower cost per lead
2.8xIncrease in sales-qualified leads
The challenge
A strong engineering service with weak market clarity.
DraftForge had valuable CAD capabilities, but the offer was hard to understand for business and procurement decision-makers.
The original service felt too technical, too broad, and too difficult to buy. The work needed to communicate speed, accuracy, trust, and business value without losing engineering credibility.
- No clear hierarchy across CAD drawings, 3D modelling, conversion, and product design support.
- Messaging focused on capabilities instead of buyer outcomes like fewer delays, lower rework, and faster handoffs.
- The website needed to build confidence quickly and push qualified visitors toward quote requests.
- LinkedIn ads needed stronger hooks for manufacturing, AEC, automotive, and engineering teams.
Our solution
We repositioned CAD outsourcing as production confidence.
The strategy was to stop selling “CAD support” and start selling reliable engineering output that helps teams ship faster.
MarketingPal created a full-use-case system: a stronger website first fold, service architecture, LinkedIn ad creatives, conversion CTAs, and visual proof that made the offer feel credible from the first scroll.
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LinkedIn Ad Creatives
Campaign visuals and copy built around accuracy, speed, manufacturing handoff, and reduced rework.
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Service Positioning
A clean service system covering 2D drawings, 3D modelling, CAD conversion, product design, and industry support.
Website direction: credibility-first homepage structure for technical buyers.
Ad direction: speed + quality angle for teams dealing with delivery delays and rework.
Website preview
A technical website that feels easy to buy from.
The first fold leads with a specific outcome, supports the promise with a strong CAD visual, explains the service pillars, and keeps the quote conversion path visible.
draftforgecad.com/services/cad-conversion-drawing
Website direction: technical, credible, conversion-led.Hero message / service cards / quote form / proof bar
Projected impact
Results this system was built to unlock.
These are concept-case projected outcomes created to show the business intent behind the work. Replace these with live campaign numbers once a similar project runs.
320%
Increase in website traffic
Supported by sharper service pages, industry-specific messaging, and clearer search-intent alignment.
4.7x
More qualified leads
Driven by quote-focused CTAs, buyer-specific service blocks, and stronger landing-page clarity.
58%
Lower cost per lead
Improved by matching LinkedIn ad angles to specific engineering and manufacturing pains.
2.8x
Increase in SQLs
Helped by better qualification language, project-detail forms, and technical proof points.
LinkedIn ads
Ad creatives for technical buyers, not generic traffic.
The LinkedIn creative system focused on three buyer pains: accuracy, 3D-to-2D conversion, and on-time engineering support.
DraftForge CAD
Promoted
Your Designs. Our Drawings. Stronger Together.
Positioned for teams that already have concepts but need accurate documentation to move faster.
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DraftForge CAD
Promoted
From 3D Models to Production-Ready Drawings.
Built for manufacturers and product teams that need clean 2D outputs from 3D CAD models.
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DraftForge CAD
Promoted
On Time. Every Time. No Compromise on Quality.
A reliability-led angle for engineering teams struggling with bandwidth, delays, and rework.
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